Stop running ten tools.
Just ask Yaplet.

No. Yaplet writes the email, picks the audience and saves it as a draft, but a person on your team always presses send. The same goes for switching on automations. Newsletter Autopilot sends on its own only if someone on your team turns its approval step off.

It takes the repetitive work off their plate. On your website, Yaplet answers common questions and passes a chat to a person when it needs one. In the dashboard, it does the busywork your team asks for.

Just write what you want in plain words. Yaplet changes how your chat looks and works, adds a fact to what it knows, finds out why it gave a customer an answer, writes help articles, drafts newsletters, builds chat flows and pop-ups, and replies to chats and tickets. It works with what your plan includes.

Yes. In your dashboard, Yaplet shows you every change, delete or message before it happens and waits until you press Confirm.

No. Yaplet never touches your plan, payments, team members, API keys or connected accounts like your Facebook page. It can only do what the person asking is allowed to do.

You can start on the free plan next to your current tool. Add the chat to your site in a few minutes, try Yaplet with real visitors, and switch over when you're ready.

Yes. No credit card and no time limit. Every new workspace can also try the paid tools free for 14 days, with free AI credits. After that you stay on the free plan; paid tools pause and are kept until you choose a plan. On the free plan, Yaplet's work is pay as you go from your credit: add credit from $5 to keep Yaplet answering your customers and helping you in the dashboard. Credit you buy never expires.

Yes, during your free 14 days and on every paid plan. Connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code or Windsurf through MCP, and the app works in your Yaplet account with your permissions. When you connect, you choose what it may do: only read, also make changes, or also delete and send.