Web data, business communications, autonomous operations, and Telegram commerce

ApexAi builds guarded products for web data, business communications, autonomous operations, and Telegram commerce, with operator, API, and agent interfaces. Scrawl turns web pages into clean, versioned data you own and can cite, with crawling built on Scrapy and extraction on the AI provider you bring. Communications is one support inbox for SMS, WhatsApp, and Telegram on your own Twilio, SendGrid, and Telegram accounts, with consent and audit built in. DevOps corrects failures in the systems a customer connects, using only actions the customer allows, and proves each fix by observing the system again; its engine is in development and the managed service is planned. Shop Bot sells digital products inside Telegram: customers pay in Telegram Stars and receive files, license keys, and memberships once per payment, with every charge on a ledger and a dedicated instance for each merchant; it is built, and a managed white-label service is in development.

Each product owns its rules. A person working in Telegram, an application calling ApexAPI, and an AI agent using ApexMCP all pass the same product policy before anything runs, and all get evidence back. DevOps will be reached the same way, but its ApexAPI and ApexMCP access is planned, not available yet. Shop Bot is used in Telegram only.

Scrawl and DevOps also publish developer kits, collected in ApexSDK: Scrawl's Python and TypeScript SDKs, command-line tool, and agent plugin for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex, and DevOps' integration SDK and read-only agent plugin for Claude Code. Each kit belongs to one product and talks only to that product. An agent plugin brings a product into an AI coding agent; it is not a product plugin, which is an operator surface of the product itself.

No product is generally released yet: none has a public sign-up, hosted service, or price. The developer kits are open source on GitHub, but none is on a package registry or in an official plugin directory yet, and each works only with its product as an ApexAi-operated service, which is not offered publicly yet.