Strides adds in-app AI automation to your SaaS. Users describe a workflow in plain English; the AI executes it using your product's real APIs. No code. No scripts.
Every Action Your Product Can Do. Now in Plain English.
One-Script-Tag Install
Paste one line of code and walk away. Strides auto-discovers every page, route, and API endpoint in your app without any configuration.
Autonomous Actions
The AI doesn't just answer questions — it executes tasks. Draft an invoice, reassign a ticket, send a report — using your real APIs, in your real product.
100% White-Labeled
Your branding. Your product name. Your colors. Strides is permanently invisible. No "powered by" badge, no Strides mention anywhere in the UI.
Strict Tenant Isolation
Built for multi-tenant SaaS from day one. Every user sees only their own data. Zero cross-tenant bleed at the architecture level.
Live User Context
Strides queries your real APIs for each user's actual data in real time. No static snapshots. No generic answers. The AI knows exactly what's in their account right now.
Streaming Responses
Responses stream back via SSE the moment generation starts. Sub-200ms TTFB globally via our edge CDN. No loading spinners. No waiting.
How AI Automation Inside Your Product Changes User Retention
Traditional in-product automation requires users to learn a workflow builder — connect triggers to actions using a visual interface, configure conditions, test the automation, and debug when it breaks. For power users who invest in learning the tool, this is powerful. For the majority of users who never get there, it's a feature they know exists but never use.
Natural-language automation removes the learning curve entirely. When a user can say "send me a report every Monday morning summarizing my team's activity" and the AI sets it up — no drag-and-drop, no trigger/action configuration, no testing — adoption rates are dramatically higher. The capability becomes accessible to users who would never have touched a traditional workflow builder.
Strides Build enables this by connecting natural language processing to your product's existing API surface. When a user describes a workflow, Strides interprets the intent, maps it to the appropriate API endpoints, and executes the action — or schedules it for the requested cadence. The user doesn't see any of the API complexity; they just see their request fulfilled.
The stickiness impact is significant. Products where users have invested in setting up automations are dramatically less likely to churn — the automations become part of the user's workflow, and switching to a competitor means losing them. Natural-language automation lowers the barrier to creating those sticky automations, which means more users reach that retention threshold.
For your engineering team, the value is in what they don't need to build. A native workflow builder is a multi-quarter project that requires its own UX design, a query builder, an execution engine, error handling, and an audit log. Strides provides all of that through the AI layer — your team ships the automation capability without building the workflow builder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can users create scheduled automations, not just one-time actions?
Yes. Users can describe recurring workflows — "every Monday at 9am," "whenever a new record is created," "daily at end of business" — and Strides sets them up as scheduled or triggered automations using your product's data.
How does the AI know what automations are possible in my product?
Strides maps your API surface through auto-discovery. It understands what endpoints exist, what parameters they accept, and what they do — which translates into the set of actions the AI can take on users' behalf.
Can users see and manage their active automations?
Yes. Strides provides a user-facing automation management interface that shows active automations, their history, and controls to pause or delete them. This can be embedded in your product under your own branding.
What if a user describes something the product can't do?
Strides will let the user know that the requested action isn't available in the current product configuration, and optionally suggest what it can do instead. It won't attempt to execute actions that aren't supported by your API.
How are scheduled automations handled when the product has downtime?
Strides uses a reliable job scheduling system that retries failed automations automatically. If your API is temporarily unavailable, the automation is queued and retried when availability is restored.