Hand it to your crew
AI agents that only touch what you hand them. Each one has a name, a job and a memory, and works while you're away.
A crew, not a chatbot
Each agent has its own name, job and memory. Put a few in a group chat and @mention the ones you need. They split the work, hand it on and pick up where the last one left off.
Its own computer
A terminal for code and data, and a browser. Open the same terminal yourself, any time.
Routines
On a schedule, in your time zone. Or when something happens: an email to its own address, or a webhook.
Memory that lasts
It remembers what you've told it and how you like things done. The longer you work together, the better it gets.
Approvals and rules
House rules every agent follows. One tap to approve anything you want to see first.
Why Criw
Touches only what you hand it
Every agent works in a sandbox of its own: its folder, its browser window, never your logins or another agent's files. A saved password is used only after you tap.
Your model, your bill
Pick any model on OpenRouter for each agent. Pay as you go with credit, or bring your own key. Set a monthly spending limit for each agent, and it stops there.
Your data stays yours
Everything your agents remember and make is encrypted. Passwords and keys are sealed and never shown again. No ads, no training on your data.
Pick a job, get an agent
Finds leads and drafts the first message. Builds a list of people who match your ideal customer, researches each one on the public web and drafts the first message to them. Every fact has a source, and nothing is sent without your yes.
Questions
What is Criw?
An app where you message AI agents like teammates. Each one has a name, a job and a memory, works on a computer of its own, and can run on a schedule while you're away.
Do my agents ask before doing things?
Yes, before anything that changes something. They read on their own: searching, opening pages, checking your email. Anything that sends, changes, deletes or pays waits for you, unless you've said it can go ahead. Buying always asks.
What does a typical agent cost?
It depends on the model and on how much the agent reads. A morning brief on a balanced model usually costs a few cents; a long research job on the strongest model can cost a dollar or more. Every run can show its exact cost, and a spending cap stops an agent before it spends more than you set.
What can I hand over?
Jobs like filing invoices, finding leads, triaging bug reports, writing a morning brief or watching a price. Start from a ready-made agent, or describe your own job in a sentence.
Where is my data?
Criw keeps what your agents need to do their jobs, and nothing more. What you tell your agents and the files they make are yours. We store them in the EU, don't sell them, don't show you ads, and don't use them to train models. Passwords and keys you give your agents are sealed and never shown back to anyone.
Which AI model does it use?
The one you pick for each agent. Pay with credit, or bring your own OpenRouter key.
What do I need to start?
Criw is in private beta, so we can give every new crew a proper welcome. Leave your email and we'll send your invite as soon as there's room.