Doozy is the coworker in your Slack. Say what you need in a thread, the way you'd ask a colleague, and it does the work in your own tools, then posts the result back with every step on the record.
Who it's for
The same coworker, a different job for every seat. Here is what each one hands over, and what comes back.
The queue is the job, and the week's story about it is the other job.
Doozy reads the conversations, checks each one against billing, and comes back with the list, the count, or the sheet you asked for. The Monday summary posts itself.
A dozen tools, none of which talk to each other, and you in the middle.
Hand over the reconciliation, the overdue list, the vendor email. Doozy works across the systems, puts the answer in a sheet or a draft, and shows every step it took to get there.
You need the answer now and there is no one to hand it to.
Ask for the week in numbers, the investor update, or a brief on a company before the call. Doozy pulls from your own systems and footnotes where every figure came from.
You would rather build than chase errors and tickets.
Doozy triages what broke, files the tickets, opens the pull request, or runs the query. It works in a sandbox with your credentials held outside it, and anything that matters can wait for your approval.
You live in the CRM and hate filling it in.
Say what happened on the call and Doozy logs it against the deal and sets the next step. Ask who has gone quiet and it drafts the nudge for each, for you to send.
Mention Doozy in a thread with a real task. It works in your systems, posts the result where you asked, and leaves a record of everything it did.
Priya 10:31
@Doozy pull last week's refunds by reason and post a chart in here
Doozy 10:31
Doozy 10:34
Most refunds last week were for late delivery. Chart below.
Ask in the thread, walk away, come back to the answer in the same thread. Progress as it goes, the result when it's done.
Slack, GitHub and a dozen tools ready to connect. Anything else with an API or a database: give it a Skill and a key, and it reuses them next time. You choose what it may touch.
Say it once in plain words, and it happens on time, every time, reported in the thread.
Notes it keeps in plain Markdown, which anyone can read and correct. Skills are the procedures you write for how things are done here.
Every task runs in its own locked room. Your keys never go in with it, and anything it does is on the record.
Every action Doozy takes in the world is recorded in the thread, and every change by a person, by Slack or by Doozy lands in an audit log that nobody can edit.
Every plan starts with 14 days free and no card. Pick one when Doozy has earned it.
One team handing Doozy its first real work.
$20/ month
Start free trialA team that leans on Doozy every day.
$99/ month
Start free trialSeveral teams, many threads a day.
$349/ month
Start free trialThe whole company, every team in it.
$999/ month
Start free trialUsage is shown as a share of your allowance, never as tokens or model bills. When you're near the end of it, owners hear first. Prices exclude taxes.
How Doozy compares with the other AI coworkers for Slack.
Doozy$20whole team
Viktor$50in credits
Lindy$30per person
OpenClaw$0+ server and AIStarting prices a month in US dollars, from each product's site and public reviews, October 2026.
The questions we hear from whoever has to say yes.
Your CTO asks: Is it safe to let in?
No. Every request runs in its own sandbox, and your Slack, GitHub and connector keys stay outside it: they're added to each call on its way out. A secret goes in only when Doozy asks for it by name and says why.
It works like a teammate, so it doesn't stop for approval. You decide what it can reach: tools that delete or overwrite start switched off, and you can switch off any other. On GitHub it opens pull requests but can't merge them or push to your main branch.
Doozy answers where it's mentioned, in that thread. It learns only from public channels, or when someone asks it to remember something. Activity in the web app shows who asked in a private place, never what.
Whoever pays asks: What will it cost us?
Owners hear at 80%. At 100%, Doozy finishes what it's working on, starts nothing new and says so in the thread. Nothing's deleted. Wait for the reset, add a usage pack, change plan, or turn on extra usage with a cap you set.
Each request uses a share of the month's allowance, and its answer says how much. Requests that fail on our side are free, and so is telling it to stop. On your own AI key a request uses far less, since your provider bills the AI.
Doozy's AI, included in every plan and chosen by us for this kind of work. If your company prefers a particular model, any paid plan can bring its own key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek, and Doozy runs on that instead.
The team asks: Will it fit how we work?
No. Add it to Slack, connect your tools from the browser, and mention it in a thread. That's the whole setup.
Slack and GitHub, ready-made connectors for tools like Linear, Notion, HubSpot, Stripe and Sentry, and any tool with an MCP server. It can read the web and use a browser too. It lives in Slack; Teams and WhatsApp aren't supported yet.
Doozy pauses until an owner picks a plan. Nothing's deleted: its Memory, your Skills and every connection are there when you're back.
Something else? Write to [email protected].
Add Doozy to Slack and ask it the thing that's been waiting on someone all week. The answer comes back in the thread.
