Start Asking Your Software Again.

KickSide is business software you own. What your business needs arrives when you ask for it: Claude Code, Cursor or any agent you like builds it, it's checked before it's let in, and it runs on your data, which never leaves your machine.

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Your KickSideYour data stays putRuns even if we don't
Install in two commands
curl -fsSL https://hub.wippy.ai/install.sh | bash
wippy run kickside/kickside -c --profile quickstart

Then open localhost:8085 and sign in. The install guide has the first-login steps.

  • FreeThe whole app, self-hosted
  • Self-HostedYour machine or server
  • No AccountNothing to sign up for
  • About a MinuteTwo commands
Pipeline screen in KickSide: every open deal ranked by the next best action
An analyst agent charts booked revenue by client per quarter
Ask, and it arrives.What you ask any coding agent to build lands in your KickSide and keeps running for the whole team.
It's yours, not ours.Your machine, your data, your model key. If we disappear, your software doesn't.
Nothing ships without a yesAnything consequential stops in an approval inbox until a person decides.
The problem

Your Software Has Been Telling You No.

So you stopped asking. You changed how the company works to match the tools, and the list of things you actually need just sits there.

The polite no

The Roadmap

You asked for the one field that would make the pipeline make sense. It went to a product team somewhere else. That was two years ago.

The expensive no

The Seat Bill

You hired someone, and every tool you run sent an invoice for it. The bill grows with the team, and the answer stays the same.

The quiet no

The Rebuild

So you built it yourself with AI. It worked for a week. Then the chat closed, a key expired, and it died on a laptop. The work was real. It just had nowhere to live.

The deal has changed

Start Asking Again

Software used to be expensive to write, so it was written once and sold to everyone, and you got whatever fit the average company. That is gone: software can now be written for one company in minutes. What was missing was a safe place to run it on a real business, with real data. That is the part we built.

Who it's for

For Everyone With a List They Stopped Asking About

You built it. Now it has to last.

Operators and Technical Founders

You made something useful with Claude, Cursor or an agent, and right now it lives on a laptop. You want it running on real data, for people who aren't you, next year.

  • Ops, RevOps, or a founder comfortable with a terminal
  • Already using HubSpot, Zapier or a coding agent
  • At least one thing you built that never shipped

Start free. Self-hosted, nothing to sign.Install It, Free

You've become the integration.

Operations Leaders

The work lives in a CRM, a dozen spreadsheets and people's inboxes, and you carry it between them by hand. Every automation anyone tries dies at the first integration, so nothing compounds.

  • 50 to 500 people, with a named owner for operations
  • Records spread across systems that were never joined up
  • An AI plan that keeps stalling on plumbing rather than models

Start free on your own KickSide. Bring us in when it needs to span teams.Get a Live Demo

You've been giving away what you're good at.

Agencies and Consultancies

You've built the same client system four times and billed hours each time. Build it once as a module and install it into every client's own KickSide, with your name on it.

  • Dev shops, MSPs and consultancies, roughly 8 to 80 people
  • Repeat client builds in ops, CRM or automation
  • Clients who need to own and control what you deliver

Not a pricing plan: a partner program.How Partnering Works

The question everyone asks

I Already Have a Coding Agent. Why Do I Need This?

Because a coding agent is the best way to build a thing and the worst place to keep one. It has no shared data underneath it, no record of what it did, and no way for anyone else to use the result.

KickSide is where it lands. Use the agent you already like: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop or any harness that speaks MCP. Or skip the terminal and ask an agent inside KickSide. Either way it builds inside your KickSide instead of on your laptop: new screens, workflows, connections to the tools you already pay for, or whole modules of your own. Ask it for a lead scorer and it scores the leads already in your CRM, not a sample spreadsheet. Ask for a follow-up tracker and it reads the deals your team is actually working, inside the permissions they already have.

  1. 1Issue a connection in KickSide. It carries your identity and nothing more.
  2. 2Paste one command into your tool:
claude mcp add --transport http kickside <your address> --header "Authorization: Bearer <token>"

The tenth thing you add works with the first nine without any wiring, because they all stand on the same ground.

Any agent can build it. Your KickSide is where it lives.

One ground
Your dataYour rulesPeople & sign-inRecordsKnowledgeAgentsApprovalsOne record of everything
36copies of data, keys and rules to keep in step
0things that can read what the others wrote

Each one carries its own copy of the data and its own idea of the rules. The next one is another island.The tenth arrives already able to read what the first nine wrote. Nobody wires anything together.

Nothing has to be connected, because nothing was ever apart.

Get a Live Demo See What That Looks Like
One prompt to a working deal CRM 0:55 Your coding agent installs the CRM from the Hub, sets up companies, contacts and a six-stage pipeline, and imports a list of founders.
Automation map from a working KickSide: a website form, a weekly schedule, the CRM and uploads feed four workflows; approvals and escalations collect in one inbox, and results land in three knowledge bases and a todo list
How work moves through one KickSide, without anyone wiring it together. A website form, a weekly schedule, your CRM and the files people upload each start work on their own. Anything that needs a human call waits in one inbox, so nothing slips through. Whatever is learned is filed where your team and your agents will find it next time.
What you get today

Start With What You Need. Ask for the Rest.

Day one covers what most companies need: contacts, deals, an approval inbox, documents and AI agents. Need something else? Ask for it, and it arrives as a module: a ready-made piece of software that plugs into the same data and the same rules, so it works with everything already there. Switch the groups below on and off to see what changes.

KNorthwind Studio Example
    18screens
    21modules

    Every change above is one recorded install, applied live. Remove a group and its screens, tools and permissions leave with it.

    Lead triage workflow on the visual canvas: score the lead, draft or nurture a reply, send it to the inbox for approval, then book a discovery call
    Inside the app
    Contacts & CompaniesDeals & PipelineApproval InboxDocuments & KnowledgeAutomationsAgentsWorks With Any Coding Agent

    This lead triage workflow scores the lead, checks the playbook, then drafts or nurtures a reply, and one person approves every first reply before it leaves.

    See What Is Inside
    Approvals

    The Run Waits for a Person

    Workflows are versioned and published like software. Every run is kept step by step, and anything consequential stops in the inbox until someone decides.

    A SOW Builder run paused at a pricing exception approval step, with the step input shown in the run panel
    The run pauses. This SOW Builder run hit a pricing exception, so it stops at the approval step and waits, with its full input on the side.
    Inbox with twelve pending decisions raised by workflows, with an at-risk account escalation open
    A person decides. The decision lands in the inbox next to the others. Approve it, and the run carries on from the same step.
    Describe it. Your agent builds the workflow. 0:50 Your agent builds a workflow that researches a company, drafts a brief and an intro email, and stops in the inbox for a person to approve.
    Use cases

    What People Build With It

    Three places to start, or bring your own. See all use cases

    Sales and Presales

    Know What to Do Before Every Call

    Deal-health alerts when something goes quiet, and drafts a person approves before they go out.

    Internal Tools and Ops

    Make the Tool You Built Permanent

    Approval inboxes, scheduled jobs, and connections to the systems you already run.

    Regulated Industries

    Use AI Without the Data Leaving

    One KickSide per company, on your infrastructure, with a full record of what every agent did.

    Everything else

    Something Else?

    Tell us what you're trying to fix and which systems you already run.

    Safety, privacy and the record

    Nothing Gets In Unchecked. Everything Leaves a Record.

    What a module may touch is decided by you and checked on every attempt. Every install and every run leaves a record you can read, and so can your auditor.

    It starts with no access.A new piece of software can't read your files, reach the internet, or touch anything else until you allow it.
    Every attempt is checked.Not once at setup. Every time it tries to do something, against what you allowed.
    Everything is written down.What ran, for whom, against which record. Your compliance team can read it without asking us.
    One company per KickSide.Nothing is shared with other customers, and your data never passes through our servers unless you choose that. Model calls go to the provider you pick, on your own key.
    Your data isn't training data.Your data, your private modules and your synced history are not used to train models. The contract wording that commits us to that is being finalized, and we will send you the current draft on request.

    Not there yet: signed, verified packages from our catalog, so you can tell a trusted module from an unknown one. Until then, a module from anywhere else installs fine and shows as unverified. Treat it the way you'd treat any code from the internet.

    Read the Security Overview See How Permissions Work
    Pricing

    Own Your KickSide, Free. Hosted and Enterprise on Request.

    Run the whole application free on your own machine. It is not a trial, so nothing expires. If you need it hosted, across several installs or inside a regulated environment, we scope it with you.

    Your KickSide
    Free

    The application is free and complete when you run it yourself. Not a trial: it doesn't expire.

    Install It, Free
    KickSide Cloud and Enterprise
    Custom

    Hosted, connected across several installs, or deployed inside a regulated environment. It starts with a conversation rather than a checkout.

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    FAQ

    Questions Before You Start

    KickSide is business software you own, where new tools arrive when you ask for them and keep running. Each company runs its own KickSide, on its own machine, server or cloud. What you or your AI tools build lives next to your real data, under permissions you set.

    KickSide is free to self-host, and complete when you run it yourself. KickSide Cloud and Enterprise are quoted for your setup and start with a conversation.

    No. Connect it and keep it. Start with the one thing HubSpot said no to.

    It's source-available. You can change it, run it in production at any size, and fork it. You can't sell KickSide itself or host it for third parties who pay you for access. Building for clients, building your own modules and forking under a new name are all free. The license in plain language

    No. Your data, private modules and synced history are not used to train models. The full security and privacy overview

    Your software doesn't go with us. Your KickSide keeps running. It's on your machine, and nothing needs to check in with us to keep working. Each version keeps the license it shipped with.

    KickSide is built by Spiral Scout, the software company John Griffin founded in 2010. We run our own sales pipeline on KickSide, which is how a good deal of it got specified, and when you write to us you reach the people who build it.

    Contact

    Ask for the Thing You Gave Up On

    Tell us what your business needs that no tool gives you. We'll show you how it would arrive in your own KickSide, live, and answer the technical questions you actually have.

    1. Fill in the formYour name, work email, and what brings you here. A sentence about what you're building helps us prepare.
    2. We reply by emailA person from our team writes back, usually within one business day, to find a time.
    3. We show you KickSide on a callFocused on what you told us, with time for your technical questions.

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