Ask Volty to build what you need

Automations that do a job on their own, such as morning appointment reminders or a follow-up for quiet leads, and mini apps your team opens, such as unpaid invoices by customer. Describe what you need in the Volty chat, and Volty builds it and tests it.

Something happening in Volty, such as a new message or a deal moving stage, a time you set, another system sending it something, or a person pressing Run now.

Your team. Mini apps are tools for your staff, opened from the Mini Apps page in Volty once an admin has approved them.

An admin approves every mini app version, and every automation that messages customers, uses an outside service or uses Volty's AI, before it goes live. They see in plain words what it does and what changed first.

No. You describe what you want and ask for changes in plain words. Volty writes it and shows you what it would do before an admin approves it.

Yes. Install the Volty CLI and its skill, sign in once, and a coding agent such as Claude Code can build automations and mini apps. Anything that reaches customers still waits for an admin in Volty, and a key can never approve its own change.

Yes. Give each agent its own key, limited to some parts of Volty or to read-only. A key lasts 14 days at most and can be cancelled at any time.

Any system with an API or an MCP server. Volty can take any action that system allows, and your staff decide which actions happen on their own and which come to them for approval first.