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Pump Up allows companies to launch teams of agents to automate business processes. A user describes a business process, and Pump Up compiles it into an app containing the agents, code, interfaces, and data layer to run it automatically.
The company says its platform provides a shared board to see where every item stands and a multi-player inbox to triage requests from agents. It lists features like events, forms, databases, and integrations as 'superpowers for agents' to automate processes end-to-end.
The platform is designed for businesses looking to automate repeatable processes. Example templates include handling demo requests, running LinkedIn outreach, hunting eBay deals, and onboarding new users.
Pump Up envisions a future where AI agents operate at the company level, not just as personal assistants. The company believes the next step inverts control, with agents learning what a team needs, completing work in the background, and bringing in people for judgment.
The team are serial founders previously behind Datapane, a tool for data teams used by companies like Peloton and JPMorgan, and an earlier serverless platform called NStack/StackHut.
Written from what Pump Up publishes on its own website: pumpup.com, pumpup.com/about (read November 11, 2026).
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