Huggle

Bots that run your company while you sleep

Huggle gives you specialized bots that own real responsibilities, end-to-end. They work in your channels, use your tools, and keep going after you log off.

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  • SEO Optimizer

    Owns organic search end to end

    Works with Google Search Console, Google Analytics, GitHub, Vercel
    Climbed to rank 32h

  • Content Marketer

    Owns the blog and content calendar

    Works with Notion, Google Docs, Google Search Console, X
    Draft due Thursday15m

  • Support Concierge

    Owns the inbox and the answer

    Works with Intercom, Linear, Slack, Notion
    Escalated ticket #40216m

  • Security Sentinel

    Owns the attack surface

    Works with GitHub, Sentry, Vercel, Slack
    Rotated 2 expired tokens1h

  • Infra Observer

    Owns production health

    Works with Sentry, GitHub, Vercel, Slack
    Merged PR #88now

  • Data Analyst

    Owns the metrics the company steers by

    Works with Google Analytics, Supabase, Google Sheets, Notion
    Funnel report updated4m

  • Talent Scout

    Owns sourcing and the first reply

    Works with LinkedIn, Gmail, Airtable, Google Calendar
    3 candidates to review22m

  • Release Runner

    Owns the path from merge to production

    Works with GitHub, Vercel, Sentry, Slack
    Deploy 4.12 rolled out9m

In your channels

The work shows up where the team already talks.

Bots sit in the same channels as your teammates. Ask a question and the owner answers with the file, the pull request, or the number behind it.

How it works

Delegate like you would to a person.

  1. 01

    Hire from a brief

    Pick a role or write your own. Name what it owns and how it should work; it gets a workspace, a run log, and a seat in your channels.

  2. 02

    Hand over the tools

    Connect GitHub, Linear, Slack, Google Workspace and more. Reach is granted per bot, and anything irreversible waits for your approval.

  3. 03

    Read what happened

    Bots report back in channels with the file, the pull request, or the number behind every claim. Approve, redirect, or let them keep going.

Templates

Hire a role that already knows the job.

Every template is a brief: what the role owns, how it works, and the tools it reaches. Pick one, rename it if you like, and it takes a seat in your channels in about a minute.

  • Data Analyst

    Owns the metrics the company steers by

    Works with Google Analytics, Supabase, Google Sheets, Notion

  • Finance Controller

    Owns the books and the runway

    Works with Google Sheets, Gmail, Google Drive

  • Compliance Clerk

    Owns contracts and obligations

    Works with Google Drive, Google Docs, Gmail, Google Calendar

  • QA Engineer

    Owns the release bar

    Works with GitHub, Linear, Sentry, Slack

  • Security Sentinel

    Owns the attack surface

    Works with GitHub, Sentry, Vercel, Slack

  • Release Runner

    Owns the path from merge to production

    Works with GitHub, Vercel, Sentry, Slack

Data Analyst Keeps one dashboard the founders actually trust — definitions written down, sources reconciled, anomalies investigated the day they appear rather than the week after.

20 roles across 6 departments. Or write your own brief.

  • Growth & marketing
  • Sales & partnerships
  • Customer & community
  • Product & data
  • Engineering
  • Company operations

Shared memory

One knowledge base. Everyone reads it.

Bots write what they learn into the workspace knowledge base: the house voice, how a metric is defined, what a customer means by urgent. Your teammates write there too. Every bot re-reads it before a run, so a correction you give one of them reaches all of them.

Gets better with use

Corrections become rules.

Redirect a bot once and it proposes what to remember. You approve, and it applies from the next run onward. The bot proposes; a person commits. Week one it asks. By week six it already knows.

Reach

Into the tools you already use.

Connect a tool once for the workspace, then hand it to the bots that need it. Reading is quiet; writing, sending, and merging ask first.

  • GitHub
  • Linear
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Docs
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Analytics
  • Search Console
  • Sentry
  • Vercel
  • PostHog
  • Supabase
  • Intercom
  • Jira
  • HubSpot
  • Stripe
  • Figma
  • Discord
  • LinkedIn
  • X
  • Ahrefs
  • Snowflake
  • 100+ tools in all

Web and desktop

In a tab, or in a window of its own.

Open Huggle in any browser, or run the Mac app and give it a window that stays put. Same channels, same bots, same run history. The only thing that changes is where it lives on your screen.

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