Scarlett.

What it does

Scarlett is an AI co-worker that lives inside Slack and iMessage. Unlike chatbots that only generate text, Scarlett has her own cloud computer where she writes and runs code to complete tasks end-to-end. She connects to over 3,000 tools—including CRM, calendar, Stripe, Notion, Google Drive, and GitHub—and can pull data, build reports, draft decks, write code, send emails, and update records. She works in threads and mentions, coordinates tasks across the team, and can run recurring workflows like daily team briefs, weekly business reports, or customer support triage. Scarlett also proposes automations and asks for confirmation before high-stakes actions.

Who it is for

Scarlett is built for teams that use Slack or iMessage and want to automate repetitive data tasks without switching tools. It is especially useful for operations, marketing, sales, engineering, and customer success teams. Founders and small business owners can use Scarlett to run entire business processes on autopilot—for example, waking up every morning to manage customers and grow the business. The product is designed for non-technical users: setup takes under 3 minutes, and anyone on the team can mention @Scarlett to get work done.

Why it matters

Most AI tools generate text but don't execute real work. Scarlett bridges the gap between conversation and action. She maintains a persistent workspace, integrates with the tools a team already uses, and delivers outputs like PDFs, dashboards, and code—not just chat replies. This saves hours of manual work: one user reported that Scarlett pulled Q3 numbers from six tools in under a minute, a task that previously took half a day. Scarlett also benchmarks higher in quality (92.1 vs. 90.2 for Claude Tag) and faster in response time (9.8s vs. 25s) compared to alternatives.

Launch signal

Scarlett is live and available for teams. The website offers a free trial with $50 in credits, and setup takes under 3 minutes. Pricing starts at $50/month for the Team plan with 25,000 credits, including all integrations, scheduled tasks, and advanced automations. An Enterprise plan with custom credits, SSO, and dedicated onboarding is also available. The product is built by Cracked AI, LLC, founded by Dan Sutera.

Brand and naming

The name "Scarlett" personifies the AI as a real colleague rather than a bot, which is reinforced by the tagline "Your AI Co-Worker." The brand positions itself as a teammate that works alongside humans, not a tool to be commanded. The naming is memorable and gender-specific, which may help users feel they are interacting with a person. The website uses a friendly, conversational tone and emphasizes trust and security with clear data handling policies.