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What it can do

Anything you’d hand to an assistant who can use your apps: research, writing, email, calendar, social media, reports, and recurring chores. See the use cases for marketing and content, reports and analytics, ads and conversion, sales and research, and local businesses, or start with the Quickstart.
Instagram (Business and Creator accounts), Facebook Pages, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, and Pinterest. Threads isn’t supported yet. See Marketing and content.
Yes. Use a separate project for each business, and connect more than one account of the same app. When you have several accounts, approval cards let you choose which one to send or post from.
Google reviews, yes, once you connect Google Business Profile (if you don’t see it in Integrations, it isn’t available for your account yet). Yelp, no: SureThing can read public Yelp ratings and reviews, but it can’t reply on your Yelp page.
Yes. Ask for a routine that runs once at a set time, or on a regular schedule.
Yes. Agents can use a browser to work on websites, either a cloud browser or your own Chrome with the Chrome extension.
Yes. Agents can build and publish a simple website for you. It’s hosted on a surething.host address; custom domains aren’t supported. See Pages.
Yes. Agents reply in the language you write in. To set a default, open Settings → Preferences and choose a language under Language & Region. The app itself is in English.

What it can’t do yet

No. SureThing works through email, chat apps, social platforms, and your other connected apps. For messaging customers, it supports WhatsApp Business accounts.
Not yet. Shared workspaces are in private beta; select Members in the sidebar to join the waitlist. Today, you can share an agent with your team by adding it to Slack.

Safety, credits, and your account

In a conversation, emails and calendar invites always come back to you as an approval card first, and social posts do too unless you tell the agent to post directly. Routines only do what you’ve given them permission for. See Safety and control.
SureThing is SOC 2 Type 1 compliant. See the Trust Center for reports and security details, and Safety and control for how you stay in control of what agents do.
Most routine runs use a few to a few dozen credits; a daily inbox digest is typically around 15–20 credits a day. See What things typically cost.
You can’t send new messages, and scheduled routines are skipped, until you have credits again. Nothing runs up a bill. See Plans and credits.
Yes, for macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android. See Desktop and mobile.
Open Settings, go to Danger Zone, and select Delete account. This permanently deletes your conversations, tasks, drafts, memories, and connected accounts.