Qiksy products: tools we build, ship and sell

Point the phone at an item and Krami writes the listing: title, category, required parameters, description and the safety details marketplaces now ask for. You check it and press publish. It starts with Allegro in Poland, Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary, and eMAG and Trendyol come next.

The merchandiser photographs the shelf, Facing counts your brand’s share against the chain’s norm and checks the price tags against the recommended price and the promo plan. The manager sees the same numbers in the office the same minute. Visits open and close by themselves when the merch walks in and out.

For a counter that sells things with a best-before date: sports nutrition, supplements, cosmetics, pet food. Stock is kept by batch and expiry date on the phone the seller already has. At the till, when an older batch is still on the shelf, the seller is told before the sale. One photo of the package fills in the product, and one screen shows the money about to expire.

Monthly and yearly plans that renew by themselves over your OWN mono acquiring: each renewal is charged with your key, and the money lands straight on your account. We never hold it, so it’s software, not a bank. A checkout on your site in your colours, with Apple Pay and Google Pay, plus license keys and partner payouts. You connect it yourself in the console, for free, and the fee is flat, never a cut.

Everything that starts after launch: hosting, updates, monitoring, the small fixes nobody wants to own. A monthly rate instead of an emergency search for a developer on a Friday night. We are accountable for the system being alive, not for hours logged.

We build the thing you keep postponing: an internal tool, a site that actually converts, an integration between two systems that refuse to talk. Scope and price are fixed before we start, not discovered along the way. You get working software and its source, owned rather than rented.

The manual half of testing moves onto our engines: forty fields typed by hand, the third run of the same scenario, that scenario again in a second browser. Your autotests, your CI and your process stay exactly as they are, and the call on whether something is a bug stays with a person. We measure once before the pilot and once after, and that pair is the only comparison worth making.

An MCP server for the browser you already have open. Your agent, whether Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, reads and drives the tab in front of you, with your session and your logins, instead of launching a fresh, empty browser. With no agent at all it still fills forms, catches console, network and accessibility errors and hands you a paste-ready bug report.

Per-tab session isolation for Chrome: run several accounts on the same site in one window. Cookies, localStorage, IndexedDB and Cache Storage stay isolated per named session, 100% local, no telemetry.

The page under test opens inside the window, with your logins intact. Read a form without a click and fill it in one press, make the server answer 500 on demand, record a flow so a button repeats it, hand a whole task to Claude, and read the network and the accessibility of the page.

Most websites are broken for VoiceOver, NVDA and JAWS: unlabelled buttons, fake headings, focus that goes nowhere. Legato repairs the page on your own computer, before it reaches the reader you already use. The repairs are free and stay free; only the AI repair of the pages rules cannot handle is paid. Ten languages, and the browser answers in short motifs instead of three-second sentences.

Pick a sound for the one event you keep checking a tab for: a client reply, a paid order, a price crossing your number. Off-Duty plays it the moment it arrives, even when the tab is behind your work. A rule is caught in thirty seconds, with no code and no account; nothing leaves your browser.

Claude agents scan career pages, ATS boards and hiring threads, match roles to your profile (dev, QA, PM, design, DevOps) and draft tailored cover letters. Runs locally on your own Claude sign-in. Free for your own search: one candidate, every title they fit. Pro $129/yr lets the agent work without you, with auto-applications, hiring leads and monitoring on a schedule.

Describe a trip and the agent finds flights, trains and hotels within your corporate rules, prepares booking-ready options and the document pack: traveler letter, cost summary, checklist. It also checks the LOCAL market of both cities, meaning national rail, the taxi app people there actually use and the hotel’s own rate, not just Booking. Runs locally on your own Claude sign-in. Your own trips are free; Pro $290/yr (or $29/mo) runs unlimited clients, each with a client-ready proposal.

A Qiksy partner’s tool: describe who to look for and the agent visits the sites itself, checks every candidate against their own pages and returns a list with evidence, while the right-hand pane fills with ready-to-send messages formatted for the channel you picked. It runs on your machine and your Claude subscription: we never see a prospect or a message. Free, and open to Earn partners only.

Paste an address and get an honest read of one page: what a screen reader can and cannot use, what a search engine and a link preview will make of it, and how it is served. Twenty-six checks, each with the reason it matters instead of a rule number. Free, no account, and the audit runs in your own browser. When one page turns out to be the tip of the iceberg, Qiksy Access audits the whole store.

A WCAG 2.1 AA audit of your live store or app, including checkout and account pages behind login, which free scanners never reach. Nothing installed on your site, no overlay script. The report groups every issue by the component and design token it comes from: fix a handful of sources and hundreds of findings disappear. Fixed price, re-test after your fixes included.