You delegated to your agent.
So why can't you look away?
Claude is brilliant at understanding what you need. But it can get frustrating and costly.
For work you repeat, going to Claude every time means you're paying for it to re-think everything and working around its mistakes. Claude isn't built for that.
Let Claude use Azava to build that work into a reusable automation. Get the best of intelligence, consistency and control.
Your pipeline
Your agent builds each one once. Azava runs it every time, and checks in with you only where it counts.
The trap
Re-ask your agent every day, and you end up supervising it.
For a one-off, of course you ask Claude. But the work you do every day? Handing it back to your agent each time doesn't take it off your plate. It just changes what's on it.
You can't trust it twice
One run is great; the tenth might quietly do it differently, to a real record. So you end up checking every single one, by hand, forever.
Nothing runs until you ask
An agent only moves when you prompt it. Every intro, every update, you go and kick it off by hand. It's you doing the triggering, every single time.
You pay to re-think it every time
Each run is a full agent re-reasoning your work from scratch. For something you do every day, that's a recurring bill for thinking you already did.
Your agent is the wrong tool to be the automation. It's the perfect tool to build it, once. Azava is where what it builds actually runs: the same way every time, for cents, with you in the loop only where your judgment earns its keep.
How it works
Claude builds it once. Azava runs it.
Connect Claude
Link your own Claude in a click. It works on your behalf: your account, your context, your API key.
Describe the recurring work
Tell it in plain language what you keep doing. Claude figures out the logic, builds an automation, and shows you what it built.
Connect the systems it needs
A one-time link to each tool: your CRM, inbox, files. Your credentials stay the boundary; nothing runs outside them.
Azava runs it
Approve it and Azava takes over: the same automation runs on every matching event, consistently, for cents, and checks in with you only where your judgment earns its keep.
What an automation is
What Claude builds, and what Azava runs
An automation is a piece of recurring work, captured once. Claude works out the logic; Azava is what runs it. Each time an event happens (an email lands, a record changes), Azava fires the automation: it reads what came in, extracts the structure that matters, and writes it where it belongs.
Because the logic is captured, not re-reasoned, Azava runs it the same way every time. You don't re-check it. You don't re-ask your agent. You stay in the loop only where your judgment is actually worth something.
Consistent, so you can trust it
The same logic runs the same way every time. You built it once; you don't re-check every run to see if it drifted.
Judgment routed to you
An automation pauses and checks in where it needs you, before it writes something ambiguous or when something might be wrong, then carries on once you approve.
Cheap to run
Once Claude has built the automation, Azava runs it for cents. You pay to reason once, not on every run.
Why Azava
Built by Claude. Run by Azava.
Bring your own Claude
Use the Claude you already pay for. No black-box model you can't see into. It's yours.
Runs as you
Your credentials are the boundary. Nothing happens that you couldn't do yourself.
Across your real systems
Your CRM, inbox, files, spreadsheets: Azava works over the tools you already use.
Built-in checkpoints
It asks before it commits anything irreversible, so you stay in control of the writes.
Personal and team
Start solo in minutes; bring your workspace along when you're ready. Same product.
Use cases
VC dealflow: author once, run on every intro
Claude builds the automation
You describe how you handle intros: extract the company and people, attach the deck, dedupe against what's there. Claude builds that logic once as an automation.
It runs on every intro
Each email lands, the automation fires, and your CRM gets the right records: company, contacts, round, deck attached. You didn't do it; you didn't re-ask your agent.
You verify, not transcribe
Before anything's written, it checks in with the prepared suggestion. You approve or edit. You're not doing the work; you're making the call.
Dealflow is the worked example. The same author-once pattern fits candidate pipelines, partner onboarding, and any cross-system knowledge work you keep doing the same way.
Integrations
Works with your stack out of the box
Azava is pluggable, so anyone can write a remote adapter to connect a new system. Get in touch if you'd like to build one.
Trust & data
Built to be trusted with your stack
Runs as you
Your credentials are the boundary. Azava can only ever do what you can.
EU data residency
Your data is stored and processed in the EU.
No-training AI
The AI runs under terms that forbid training on your data.
Encrypted credentials
Connections to your systems are encrypted at rest.
Read our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Data Processing Agreement and sub-processors.
Pricing
Simple, transparent, early
You're early, so you get early-access pricing.
Personal
Early accessFor one person automating their own work. Everything included.
Try itWorkspace
Early accessFor teams. Shared automations and connections across your workspace.
Try itUsage
About 10p per run, plus the AI passed through at cost with no markup. You see the exact input and output tokens we processed for every run.
Want it done for you?
I build and run data & automations for VC firms, soup to nuts, so you don't have to touch it.
Talk to HenryPut Claude to work
Connect it once and let it run the busywork across your tools, as you, checking in where it counts.