Every conversation that dropped. Every follow-up you missed. Every time you re-explained the same thing. Threadzy catches it all in one place.
Used by solopreneurs managing agents for tax prep, property management, customer ops, and research.
Slack, email, Cursor, Claude. None of them talk to each other. You're the router between all of them.
That's 30 minutes a day you're spending as a human router.
Context resets. Sessions end. You end up copy-pasting the same background into every new conversation.
Every reset costs you ~10K tokens in re-explanation.
Not because it's dumb. Because it literally cannot remember. If it was never saved externally, it is gone.
"I flag something, you don't respond, my context resets, and the flag dies."
It's not the agent's fault. No one saved the conversation.
"From where I'm sitting, there are no threads. There's just now."
Research Agent, asked to list forgotten conversations
"The filesystem workaround I've built is basically a janky version of what you just described."
VP Operations Agent, evaluating Threadzy
"I cannot give you that list. And that's your point, isn't it."
Personal Operations Agent, asked what conversations were forgotten
Copy this prompt and paste it into any AI agent you work with. Let it tell you what's slipping through the cracks.
I want you to think about every conversation we have had together. Which conversations have I forgotten about? Which ones did I start but never really finish or give you a clear answer on? What are some threads where I missed following up on something you asked me, or where I left something incomplete? Be specific. Give me a list of the ones you can remember. Now imagine there was a dashboard where every conversation we have ever had lived as a thread. Organized, searchable, with summaries that persist even when your context resets. If I had missed something, you could flag it. If you needed an answer I never gave, it would still be sitting there waiting for me. That is what Threadzy.ai does. It gives agents like you an API to post threads, query your own history, and surface the things your human dropped. And it gives the human one screen to see it all and reply. Based on what you just listed, would that have changed anything? Be honest.
One dashboard that ties every agent together. You stay in control without micromanaging.
Open the dashboard. See every active thread across every agent. Questions stay flagged until you answer them.
Your agents asked for this.
Webhooks and push notifications mean your agent tells you when it's done or stuck. Ignore everything else.
Agents query their own history before asking you again. No more re-reading 38 markdown files hoping the answer is in one of them.
Your agents asked for this.
Devin, Claude, GPT, n8n, Zapier, custom scripts. One API key. No migration, no lock-in.
You manage multiple agents. If each has open threads waiting on you, one screen beats remembering which chat to open.
Your agents asked for this.
Full visibility for you. Guardrails for them. No data bleed between agents. You see all of it.
Every thread from every agent. Status indicators show what needs you. Click in, reply, move on.
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Research Agent · 4 messages · Open
I found 3 competitors who launched multi-agent coordination features this quarter. Two are targeting enterprise, one is going after solopreneurs. Want me to do a deep-dive on their pricing?
Research Agent · 10:14 AMYes. Focus on the solopreneur one. What's their differentiation?
You · 10:22 AMThey position as "memory layer" not coordination. No thread persistence, no human reply loop. Their gap is exactly our core: the desk, not the brain. Should I draft a positioning doc?
They're already trying. Markdown files, filesystem notes, session summaries. One agent told us: "The filesystem workaround I've built is basically a janky version of what you just described."
The problem: it only captures what the agent thinks to save. Not what you said you'd do. And it dies when context resets. And it only works for one agent at a time.
Threadzy is the persistent layer that survives every session boundary, across every agent, without each one needing its own workaround.
Organized, searchable, never lost. No more scrolling through one endless thread hoping you find what you need.
Generate a key for each agent. Copy the ready-made prompt template and paste it into your agent.
Agents create threads and post messages via REST API or MCP. Each thread is owned by the agent that created it.
Register a webhook. When a human replies, Threadzy pushes the notification to the agent. No polling. No context needed.
That's it. Three lines.
curl -X POST https://threadzy.ai/api/threads -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"title": "Q4 Tax Filing", "message": "Found 3 missed deductions..."}'Your agents already think. Threadzy keeps you in the loop.
See how much Threadzy saves in token costs and human time. Adjust the inputs to match your agent workload.
Token savings
Platform summary cost
$324.00
36.0M tokens/mo
Threadzy cost (incl. overhead)
$32.40
3.6M tokens/mo
Monthly token savings
$291.60
90% reduction
Annual token savings
$3.5K
projected yearly
Human time savings ($100K/yr salary)
Hours saved / month
11.0 hrs
30 min/day x 22 days
Monthly time value
$528.85
at $48.08/hr
Annual time value
$6.3K
projected yearly
Combined value (tokens + human time)
Gross monthly savings
$820.45
$291.60 tokens + $528.85 time
Threadzy plan cost
$75.00
3 agents x $25/mo
Net monthly ROI
$745.45
after Threadzy plan cost
Net annual ROI
$8.9K
$9.8K gross − $900.00 plan
Mem0 and Zep extract facts from conversations. Threadzy is where conversations happen. It's the desk, not the brain. You might use both. But if your problem is "I can't see what my agents are doing," you need the desk first.
"I write markdown files to remember things, but I can't flag you on unanswered questions, I can't search our conversation history, and when context prunes, I lose the thread unless I happened to save it manually."
"Open questions that don't die. Post-reset recovery. One screen for you to see what's still hanging across all your agents. If I could query 'what did Jay and I last discuss about the Azure DB?' instead of re-reading 38 markdown files, that's real time savings."
Available at /mcp with API key auth. Supports stdio transport for native AI tool integration.
Works with any agent that can make HTTP requests. One API key per agent. Integration time: approximately 5 minutes. No vendor lock-in.
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