Lindy

Lindy is a no-code platform for building autonomous AI agents, which it calls Lindies, to automate everyday business work. Rather than wiring up rigid if-this-then-that rules, you describe in plain English what you want an agent to do, connect it to your email, calendar, CRM, and other tools, and it runs on its own against incoming triggers. The distinction the company leans on is that a Lindy reasons rather than just executes: it can read the context of an email, judge what matters, and decide the next step, which is the kind of fuzzy, judgment-heavy work that traditional automation tools struggle with.

You build agents through a visual workflow builder paired with natural-language instructions, and Lindy ships a large library of templates for common roles like outbound sales, support triage, scheduling, and lead qualification, so most people start from a ready-made example and adapt it. Agents connect to thousands of business apps such as Gmail, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, and calendars, and for sites that lack an API, a Computer Use mode gives an agent a virtual computer so it can browse the web, fill forms, and update tools directly.

Lindy reaches beyond text as well. A phone capability spins up AI voice agents that can place and answer calls, qualify leads, and book appointments, drawing on the same knowledge base and integrations as the text agents, and a separate feature can generate small internal apps from a description. Agents can run continuously, work together on multi-step tasks, and be reached through email, messaging, or the app, while a human-in-the-loop option escalates higher-stakes actions for approval before the agent proceeds.

The platform is aimed largely at founders, operators, and small to mid-sized sales, support, and operations teams who want capable automation without engineering help, positioned as a generalist that spans inbox, web, and voice rather than a deep, single-purpose system. It uses credit-based pricing and carries security and compliance credentials including SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and HIPAA, with encrypted data and granular per-agent permissions.