Riley keeps your marketing site healthy, logs every inbound lead so none go quiet, works inside the AI tools your team already uses, and assembles a signed weekly record of what actually happened. Approvals gate anything external.
Start freeFor a SaaS or B2B team, Riley is an AI coworker that keeps the operating record and proves the work. It watches your site, captures every lead into one list, runs inside your MCP clients and your own tools, and rolls the week into a signed receipt anyone can verify. External writes wait for a human yes.
If a broken pricing page or a lead that fell between two inboxes costs you a deal, and you already live in AI tools, Riley fits the way you work.
A lead lands in one inbox, a bug report in another, a site issue nobody caught. When it is time to report up, you reconstruct the week from memory and half a dozen tabs.
A demo request goes to one place, a contact form to another, a reply to a personal inbox. Some get logged, some go quiet, and you cannot tell which until a deal is already cold.
A broken pricing link or a 404 on a key landing page does not page anyone. It just quietly costs conversions until someone stumbles on it.
Reporting up means stitching a story from scattered tools the night before the meeting. Riley keeps one ledger as work happens, so the weekly record is a link, not a scramble, and every line traces to a real action.
Connect your stack once, including your own tools. Riley runs the loop wherever you ask it, and every surface reports into the same ledger.
Riley rolls the week into a signed receipt with a public verify link, so the weekly report to your lead or board is one link, not a rebuilt narrative.
Every completed action, from any surface including your own tools, lands in one outcome ledger the moment it happens. No reconstruction from memory.
External writes wait for a human approval no matter which AI surface asked, and each gated action is recorded with the surface it came from.
Yes. Riley connects to a large app catalog, and you can register your own MCP server or import an OpenAPI spec so it uses your internal tools under the same approval and receipt rules. It also works inside Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients with a per-workspace key.
Site QA, lead logging, the outcome ledger, and signed weekly receipts are live today. Support thread summaries and pipeline snapshots are coming soon and labeled that way everywhere.
No. Riley watches and drafts on its own, but any action that writes outside your workspace waits in your approvals queue until a person approves it, whichever surface the request came from.
Every completed action lands in an outcome ledger and rolls up into a signed weekly receipt with a public verify link, so reporting up is a link instead of a scramble.
Connect your site and CRM, put Riley inside the AI tools you already use, and watch the first signed receipt land. Start free, no card to begin.