Connects to work as it happens
Connectors bring in activity from the work tools you choose, so account evidence can be reviewed in one place.
CUSTOMER ACCOUNT TRUTH, SOURCED AND REVIEWABLE
Know where every customer account stands.
Flipper AI turns the work behind each customer account into a sourced brief of status, risks, decisions and deadlines your team can check and correct.
This is your customer account. Countless fragments of critical knowledge scattered across messages, docs and tools.
Most of your time is spent trying to piece together decisions, promises and risks from different places.
Missing context turns every task into a battle. It makes it hard to tell where a customer account actually stands.
They’re stuck interrupting a busy teammate, searching old threads, and wondering which update to trust.
Connectyour tools
Jira
Gmail
Trello
Google Drive
GitHub
Notion
Google Calendar
SlackLinear, Outlook, Asana and HubSpot are coming soon.
Flipper AI brings together the places where work already happens,
including Slack, Gmail, Notion, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Jira, Trello & GitHub.
It turns account evidence into a sourced, reviewable brief of decisions,
risks and deadlines, so your team can check each claim.
How Flipper AI keeps customer account context together.
Flipper AI connects account signals from the tools your team uses, then brings the evidence into a brief people can review.
Account answers with evidence. A memory layer your team can review.
The memory layer keeps sources and history attached to account claims, applies access checks, and leaves room for human review.
Builds structured memory
Source activity becomes episodes and structured facts with provenance and history. Account briefs draw from this memory and keep claims tied to evidence.
Keeps a history of changes
New evidence can supersede an older fact while preserving its history. A brief shows what is sourced and where the evidence is missing.
Fits the task
Search and graph links retrieve relevant context for a question; Flipper can return source-aware context through its MCP tools.
Checks access before retrieval
Source-aware access checks filter what a teammate or connected agent can retrieve; the account brief remains sourced and reviewable.
Shows its work
Source links, fact history and counter-evidence help your team inspect a claim and correct it when needed.
See the evidence. Keep people in control.
Source-aware access checks, visible evidence and human review help teams judge what to trust.
What founders ask before they connect a single tool.
What exactly does Flipper read?
Only the sources you choose to connect. Slack, Gmail, Notion, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Jira, Trello and GitHub are read through scoped connectors, so your team can keep working where it already does.
Can everyone see everything Flipper knows?
No. Retrieval uses the viewer’s workspace role, sensitivity levels and source-aware access checks. Connected agents use those checks too; inspect an answer’s sources and permissions before sharing it. The account brief is sourced and reviewable.
What does Flipper give my team that an AI chat doesn’t?
A chat can answer from what you give it. Flipper connects work sources, keeps facts with provenance and history, and provides a sourced, reviewable account brief. Compatible AI clients can query permitted context through MCP.
How is Flipper different from RAG or enterprise search?
Search and RAG help find source material. Flipper also stores structured facts and their history, keeps citations, and can assemble a sourced, reviewable account brief. Compatible AI clients can query context through MCP.
Which AI agents can use Flipper?
Flipper exposes MCP tools for compatible clients, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex. Connection steps depend on the client; check the setup guide for local or remote access.
What happens when a decision changes?
New evidence can supersede an older fact without erasing its history. Check the cited sources, confidence and any counter-evidence before relying on an answer; account briefs remain sourced and reviewable, not canonical.
Can Flipper act without a person approving it?
Flipper’s propose_action tool returns a sourced draft; it does not send a message or execute an issue. A connected agent may act under its own credentials and permissions. Playbook approval follows your workspace setting.
Can we self-host, or bring our own model key?
Both solve different control needs. BYOK keeps Flipper hosted and runs synthesis, compression and extraction on your Anthropic or Gemini key; hosted embeddings remain managed by Flipper. Self-hosting moves the complete application and data plane into your infrastructure.
What happens to our data if we leave?
An owner can export the workspace. Deletion immediately pauses connectors and revokes agent access, remains reversible for 30 days, then purges the workspace data.