Launching January 2027

Your software.
Working together.

Clago connects the software you already run — legacy, cloud or machine — in minutes. No APIs to build. Nothing to rewrite.

Early access opens January 2027. No spam, ever.

ERPs from the '90s Factory PLCs Mainframes CRMs Lab analyzers Spreadsheets Booking systems AI assistants Accounting software E-commerce
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01 / The problem

Every app is an island.

Your business runs on dozens of tools. Almost none of them talk to each other.

An old, abandoned office room with a single desk facing a window
The hidden backbone

The systems that matter most are the oldest.

Built before APIs existed. Too critical to replace. Too expensive to rewrite.

Legacy software

The ERP from 1998

It runs inventory and payroll. It has no API. Nobody dares touch it.

Hardware

The machine on line 4

PLCs, scanners and lab analyzers that speak protocols older than the web.

People as glue

The daily copy-paste

Someone re-types orders from one screen into another. Every single day.

AI

The agent with no hands

Your new AI assistant writes great emails — but can't see the systems that run the business.

Today's option 01
Custom integrations

Months of developer time — per connection.

Today's option 02
Rip and replace

Years of migration, and a risk to the core of the business.

Today's option 03
Do nothing

People stay the glue. Errors stay the norm.

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No migration · No rewrite
02 / The solution

We build
the bridge.

Clago sits between your systems and lets them work as one. No developers. No migration. Your software stays exactly as it is.

01

Paste a link

Point Clago to any app or machine.

02

Sign in

With the credentials you already use.

03

Connected

Both ways. In minutes.

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AS/400inventory · 1994
Your CRMcloud · today
Paste a link
Sign in
Connected
AI agents, everywhere

Give your AI agents hands.

Agents inside your CRM can finally act across every system — old or new. Ask in plain language. Clago does the rest.

CRM assistant · powered by Clago Example
03 / Benefits

Less friction.
More flow.

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Minutes, not months

From link to live connection.

What used to be an integration project becomes a two-step setup. Paste a link, sign in, done — no tickets, no sprints.

Nothing to rewrite

Your legacy stays legacy.

Clago works with systems exactly as they are. No code changes, no migration, no risk to the software that runs your business.

Every direction

Any app can act in any other.

Connections run both ways. A machine can update your CRM, your CRM can trigger the machine, and your AI assistant can work with both.

One shared memory

Every system, same context.

Connected systems share a live, common context. Only what changes moves between them — fast, light and always in sync.

See every step

Full control, always.

Every action is logged in plain language. See what happened, when and why — and pause anything with one click.

Built for AI agents

Safe reach into every system.

Give the agents in your CRM, helpdesk or chat scoped, permissioned access to everything — including the systems no AI could reach before.

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04 / Our vision

Every system.
One language.

We're building the universal connectivity layer — so any software, machine or AI agent can work with any other. Starting with the systems everyone else forgot.

Now

Connect your apps in minutes

Link, sign in, connected. For every team, not just developers.

Next

Legacy and hardware, at scale

The machines and decades-old software that run factories, clinics and logistics.

Then

The open protocol between machines and agents

A common language for software, hardware and AI — the layer the next decade is built on.

Why now

AI agents are only as useful as the systems they can reach. Most of the world's critical data still lives where they can't.

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05 / Expected release

January
2027

—days to go
Earlyaccess first

Be first in line when the bridge opens.