Connect the apps you use to your AI in one click, even the ones with no MCP server. Then just ask, and it does the real work for you, in your name. It learns how you like things and gets better each time, and whatever you figure out, your whole team can use too.
Free to start. Get something real done in minutes, and Hexa remembers how for next time.
Real work jumps between apps. Pick a team and see what people get done every day, each with a single sentence.
For every meeting on your calendar, Hexa pulls the account and open deals from Salesforce, the recent thread from Gmail, and the last call from Fathom, then writes a one-page brief with talking points and open next steps.
Pulls the day's inbound leads from the CRM, enriches each through Bowtie and the web, drafts a personalized first touch in your voice, and queues the follow-up sequence.
Pulls every open opportunity from Salesforce, cross-checks recent activity in Gmail and Slack, flags deals with no next step or a slipping close date, and drafts the summary for your team 1:1.
Pulls the week's numbers from GA4, HubSpot, and your ad accounts, assembles them in your standard format, and posts the recap to #marketing in Slack.
Pulls the top-performing posts from the CMS, product updates from Linear, and recent social highlights, drafts the issue in brand voice, and loads it as a draft in your email platform.
Pulls competitor changelogs, pricing pages, and recent news from the web, summarizes what changed since last month, and updates the battlecards in Notion.
Pulls conversations from Intercom, tickets from Zendesk, and feature requests from Linear, clusters them by theme, and drafts the top five with linked examples in Notion.
Pulls closed issues from Linear, merged PRs from GitHub, and the week's usage deltas from your product analytics, then drafts the review of what shipped and what moved.
Pulls the activation funnel from product analytics, cross-references releases in Linear and errors in Sentry, and drafts a hypothesis with the numbers behind it.
Reads the Slack discussion, files a Linear issue with repro steps, has Claude Code write the fix, opens the PR, and pings the right reviewer in the right channel.
Pulls new GitHub issues, Sentry errors, and Zendesk tickets, dedupes them, labels each by severity, and posts a triage summary to Slack.
Pulls every PR merged and Linear issue closed since the last release, groups them by theme, drafts the notes, and posts to Slack and the changelog.
Pulls from the warehouse, the CRM, and Stripe, reconciles the metrics, updates the dashboard, and flags any number that moved more than ten percent.
Pulls records from the CRM, billing, and support, matches them on account, resolves the mismatches, and writes a joined table back to the warehouse.
Pulls metrics from the warehouse and product analytics, assembles the standard scorecard, and posts it to Slack with the callouts that matter.
Pulls open opportunities from Salesforce and invoices from Stripe, flags mismatches and closed-won deals with no invoice, and drafts the cleanup list.
Pulls new leads from the CRM, enriches each through Bowtie, scores them against your ICP, assigns owners by territory, and updates the records.
Pulls the checklist from Notion, creates the accounts across your tools, files the IT tickets, and posts the welcome in Slack.
Pulls transactions from QuickBooks, card spend from Ramp, and invoices from Stripe, reconciles them, flags anomalies, and drafts the variance notes.
Pulls ARR and MRR from Stripe, spend from the general ledger, and headcount from the HRIS, builds the KPI table, and updates the board deck.
Pulls every subscription from Ramp with its usage, flags unused or duplicate tools and upcoming renewals, and drafts the recommendations.
Pulls the quarter's metrics from Stripe, the CRM, and GA, plus each team's updates from Linear and Slack, drafts the narrative, and generates the slides in your house style.
Pulls each department's key metrics and updates, synthesizes the state of the business, and drafts the all-hands note in your voice.
Pulls the latest financials, pipeline, and product roadmap, assembles the talking points and a FAQ, and drafts the update email.
Every example here can be saved and shared. One person sets it up by chatting; after that, anyone runs it with a sentence, on their own account. And you get the ones your coworkers build too.
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Click to connect an app, or just describe one you want to use. Hexa sets it up. Nothing to install.
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Tell your AI what you want, in plain words. Hexa figures out the steps and picks the right apps behind the scenes.
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The work happens in your apps, in your name, and the job actually gets done.
Raw MCP is single-player and stateless: a config file per person, capped at the tools that ship a server, forgetting everything between chats. Hexa is the same protocol, made shared, unlimited, and cumulative.
Raw MCP is a config file per person, each editing JSON and doing their own auth. Hexa is one endpoint, stood up once. Teammates click a link and sign in with their own accounts, so everyone acts as themselves.
No server for your niche ATS, internal API, or REST-only vendor? With raw MCP that's a dead end. Hexa's AI authors the connector against any API on the spot, and the whole team gets it.
Raw MCP gives your AI hands but no memory. Hexa documents how your organization gets work done and keeps it, so every workflow and convention persists across your whole team and compounds over time.
MCP made your AI connected. Hexa makes it shared, cumulative, and unlimited: one endpoint for your whole team, not a config file per person.
There's no new app to learn. It works inside the AI you already use.
Hit an app that's not on the list? Hexa connects to it anyway, on the spot.
Prompts are only words. Hexa actually does the work in your apps, as you, and your whole team gets it too.
The test: ask any other AI tool to make a real change in your own account, then do it again as a coworker. Most break at the first login, or the second person. Doing both is the whole point of Hexa.
Hexa speaks the Model Context Protocol, so any MCP-capable AI client can connect. Add the connector below to Claude (Desktop, Cowork, or Code), our preferred client and the one we fully support today. Support for more AI clients is coming soon.
Prefer a guided setup? Start free and Hexa hands you a one-click connect link.
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"mcpServers": {
"hexa": {
"url": "https://mcp.hexahq.ai/mcp/"
}
}
}
Uses OAuth. You'll approve access in the browser the first time your client connects.
Get something working, and hand it to a coworker in one click. They sign in with their own account, and it works for them too. And you get everything your coworkers build, so the more of your team that joins, the more your AI can do for you.
See Hexa for teams & orgs →Get something real done in minutes. Hexa remembers how, so next time it's just one line.