Stop re-explaining every client to your AI.
One audited brain per client, served to the Claude or ChatGPT your team already uses.
See how it works
Every session starts from zero.
The re-paste ritual
Every session starts the same way: dig up the brand doc, the price list, the last three emails, and paste it all into ChatGPT. Again. Ten minutes of setup before real work, times every client, times every day.
Off-voice drafts
The AI writes like a junior who started yesterday. Wrong tone, old prices, an offer the client killed in March. You rewrite it yourself, and the time it saved is gone.
You are the database
A dozen clients' voices, offers, and rules live in your head, and every session only knows what you remembered to paste. Five clients feels like fifteen.
From URL to working brain in 60 seconds
STEP 01 / RECEIVED
Paste one client's URL
Canopy reads their site and drafts that client's brain in about 60 seconds: voice, offers, prices, rules.
STEP 02 / AUDITED
Check the receipts
Every fact shows where it came from, with a source link and a timestamp. You fix what's wrong and approve what's right.
STEP 03 / CONNECTED
Connect Claude and work
Hook the brain into Claude or ChatGPT via MCP, ask for Monday's work, and every draft comes out already knowing the client.
What you get
One brain per client
Voice, offers, prices, rules, and history in one audited place instead of scattered docs and memory.
Works with your AI
Plugs into Claude or ChatGPT through MCP, so you keep the tools you already pay for.
Receipts on every fact
Each fact carries a source link and a timestamp, so you can check it before you trust it.
60-second first draft
Paste a URL and the brain drafts itself while you watch.
Logged changes, one-tap undo
Every edit to a brain is recorded, and a bad change reverses with one tap.
Drafts in client voice
Output sounds like the client on day one, not like a chatbot doing an impression.
On your clients' data
Built so you can check its work
You answer to clients, so Canopy shows its work. Client data is the whole product here, and it gets treated that way.
- ENCRYPTIONEncrypted, full stop.
- TRAININGNever used to train any AI model.
- TENANCYYour agency's data is walled off from every other agency's.
- RECEIPTSEvery fact traces back to a source link and a timestamp.
- CHANGESEvery change is logged and reversible with one tap.
Why a waitlist instead of a buy button
Canopy isn't finished, and I'd rather tell you that than fake a launch. I'm letting people in slowly and shaping it around how your shop actually runs. The messy day-to-day version, not the LinkedIn version. If you run a small agency, juggle a handful of clients, and already use AI for client work every week, I want you on this list.
Founding agencies get early access, founding pricing, and their first client brain set up for them, by me.
No spam. One email when your spot opens. JB, building Canopy.
Questions
It's encrypted, it's never used to train AI models, and your agency's data is walled off from everyone else's. Every fact keeps a receipt showing its source, and every change is logged with one-tap undo. If a client asks where something came from, you can show them.
Honest answer: there's no public launch date yet. Early access rolls out to the waitlist in order, so the earlier you join, the earlier you get in. I'd rather ship it right than ship it on a date I made up.
No. Canopy plugs into the Claude or ChatGPT you already use through MCP, the connector standard both already support. You keep your workflow. Your AI just stops having amnesia about your clients.
A pasted prompt is unaudited and goes stale the day you write it. A Canopy brain is one maintained source of truth per client where every fact carries a receipt, and it connects over MCP so every session starts already loaded. And unlike tools like Glean that answer questions about your own company, Canopy does work for your clients.
Pricing isn't final and I won't pretend it is. Founding agencies from this waitlist lock in founding pricing before public pricing exists, and get their first client brain set up for them.