Step 1
You ask
Type it, say it, or drop in a file or a photo.
Stop chatting with AI. Get an assistant that does the work.
It compares options and makes the sheet.
Shft learns how you like things, takes the job off your plate and gets it done: the research, the forms, the files. It only interrupts when it needs your say.
We're letting people in a few at a time. Works on the web.
You could sayCompare these three phone plansFill in this permission slipTurn this lease into one pageTell me when it's back in stockFind a time with SamBrief me every morning at 8Add this receipt to my expensesFix the failing test
How it works
You ask. It does the job. You stay in charge.
Step 2
It works
It researches, reads your files, opens websites in a browser of its own and makes what you asked for. Watch, or go and do something else.
Step 3
It checks with you
When something needs your say, you see exactly what will happen first and answer yes or no.
Step 4
You get the result
The finished thing, open in a preview beside the chat, with a receipt for the job.
What it does
Real jobs, start to finish
A few of the things you can hand it. Each one ends with something you can use, not just an answer.
Research
Researches and compares
It searches the web, reads the pages and sets the options side by side. Then it tells you which one it would pick, and why.
Paperwork
Fills in your forms
Send it a PDF form, like a school permission slip or an application. It fills it in and hands back the copy for you to check. It never sends it for you.
Other people
Asks people, in one tap
It can ask someone who doesn't use Shft a question. They get a private link and answer in one tap, with no account.
Documents
Reads anything, makes the file
It reads PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, sent to it or at a link. It makes them too, and they open in a preview beside the conversation.
Keeping watch
Keeps an eye on a page
Point it at a public page, like a price, a restock or an announcement, and it tells you when it changes.
Routines
Keeps your routines going
Say it once, like “every weekday at 8, brief me on my day”, and it runs on schedule. It keeps standing reminders too.
Pictures and numbers
Works from photos, does the math
It reads photos and screenshots, and makes and edits pictures. For real number work it runs its own Python in a sandbox.
Its own browser
It uses websites for you. You can watch, or take over.
When a job needs a website, Shft opens one in a browser of its own. Watch it work live, take over at any time, or open it full size beside the chat.
- Sign-ins and codes are yours. It hands you the browser for any step only you should do, then carries on.
- Saved logins work like a sealed vault. It can sign in to a site with one, but it never sees the password.
- No saved logins for banks, payments or government sites. It won't keep a login or a sign-in for them. You sign in yourself for the task, and you're signed out when it ends.
Team and memory
A team that remembers
You talk to one lead agent. It hands work to specialists, like research or numbers, and they work as a team. It remembers what matters, tracks your goals, and keeps your routines and standing reminders going. Set up an agent you like, and you can share it with a link.
Wherever you are
Talk to it instead of typing
Say what you need on the web, and hear the reply as it's written.
Talk instead of typing
Say what you need. It reads its replies aloud as it writes them.
It connects to what you already use
You choose what it can see and how much it does without asking.
Read only
Your calendars
Google, Apple or Outlook. Paste the private calendar address and it can see what's on, and plan around it.
Asks first
Its own calendar
It books on its own calendar, and finds free times with other people's agents, so you don't trade messages to pick a slot.
Read only
GitHub
Public repositories. It proposes changes as patches for you to look over.
Safety
You decide how much it does on its own
It works within the limits you set and checks with you before going past them. The rules are built into how it works, not left to its judgment.
Look things up and read your filesOn its own
Make files and picturesOn its own
Send anythingAsks first, unless you allow it
Your passwordsNever sees them
Banks, payments and government sitesWon't keep logins
Outside text doesn't give it orders. It treats websites, emails and files as information, not instructions.
A receipt for every job. There's a private activity log too, and an Access page that lists everything it can get into.
Your context stays with Shft.
The short version, in four lines. The longer one is on our safety page.
- 1Your context and memory are kept by Shft. Some model companies may keep a request for up to 30 days to check for abuse; the privacy notice names them.
- 2Each step sends a model only what that step needs.
- 3We don't use your data to train AI models, and the AI providers we use don't train on it. With your own AI key, your provider's terms apply.
- 4Our database is in Frankfurt, Germany. Some of our providers work in the US and other countries, as the privacy notice explains. We don't sell your data or use it for ads.
Plans
The price you start on is yours for as long as you stay
Every plan gets all current models and features. Plans differ in how much you can use. Each job gets the right model, and you choose how it leans: Save, Balanced or Best quality.
Bring your own AI
$9.99 a month$99 a year
All current models and features, on your own AI keys.
- OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Mistral, Groq, OpenRouter and others, or any OpenAI-compatible host
- Several keys at once. It builds the best route through the models your keys can reach
Plus
$19.99 a month$199 a year
All current models and features, for everyday use.
- The models are included
- It picks the right one for each job
Power
$49.99 a month$499 a year
All current models and features, for heavy use.
- About five times what Plus gives you
- Six jobs at once
- Limits reset every five hours and weekly
Pro
$199.99 a month$1,999 a year
All current models and features, with the most room.
- About twenty times what Plus gives you
- Twelve jobs at once
- Limits reset every five hours and weekly
Prices are before tax. Every plan is also yearly, with two months free.
Questions
Straight answers
Can I try it now?
We're letting people in a few at a time. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your spot is ready.
Will it do things without asking me?
Only what you allow. By default it asks before it sends anything, and you decide how much it does on its own. When it asks, you see exactly what will happen first. It treats text from websites, emails and files as information, not instructions.
Can it see my passwords?
No. When a site needs a sign-in or a code, it hands you the browser and you do that step yourself. Saved logins work like a sealed vault: it can sign in to a site with one, but it never sees the password. It won't keep logins for banks, payments or government sites.
Where does my information go?
Your context and memory are kept by Shft. Some model companies may keep a request for up to 30 days to check for abuse; the privacy notice names them. Each step sends a model only what that step needs. We don't use your data to train AI models, and the AI providers we use don't train on it. With your own AI key, your provider's terms apply. Our database is in Frankfurt, Germany. Some of our providers work in the US and other countries, as the privacy notice explains. We don't sell your data or use it for ads. You can see everything it remembers, and edit it or clear it.
Do I need my own AI account?
Only on Bring your own AI, where you use your own keys. On the other plans the models are included.
What do I need for coding?
Coding is part of every plan. On the web, point it at a GitHub repository and it hands you a change to review, or ask for a small app and it keeps it in your Library.
What if it gets something wrong?
It can. That's why, by default, it asks before it sends anything, shows you what it's about to do, and keeps a receipt for every job so you can check what happened.
Ready to hand something off?
Join the waitlist and tell us the first thing you'd hand off. We're letting people in a few at a time, and we'll email you when your spot is ready.