
Crux
Crux is a personal assistant for everyday life admin that finds bills, policies, subscriptions, bookings and important documents in your inbox, flags upcoming deadlines and answers questions about them.
About Crux
Crux
Crux is an AI-powered personal admin assistant. It can connect to your inbox in a read-only way to find policies, bills, subscriptions, bookings, receipts and IDs, extract dates and amounts, and file them. It also lets you upload documents by hand, tracks renewals, trials, notice periods and returns, and answers questions with links to the source document. According to the page, Crux prepares drafts such as cancellation letters or claim emails but never sends, signs or cancels anything without the user's action. Documents are stored in the UK under UK GDPR and are stated not to be used for AI training. The page indicates the product is in early access, with users invited gradually. Crux Global Ltd is the company behind it.
Key features
- Read-only inbox connection that finds and files policies, bills, contracts, IDs and receipts
- Manual document upload without connecting an inbox
- Extraction of dates and amounts from documents
- Renewal, trial and notice-period tracking with advance alerts
- Natural-language questions answered with the exact document, with links to source
- Search by name, date or category
- Private sharing of a single document
- Drafting of cancellation letters, claim emails and reminders for the user to review and send
- Tracking of returns and refunds
- Detection of price rises and duplicate subscriptions
- Encryption in transit and at rest, UK storage, and access records
- Account export and deletion
Best suited for
- Parents and carers managing school forms, passports and insurance
- Expats handling visas, tax and documents across two countries
- Homeowners and renters tracking mortgage or tenancy, council tax and boiler cover renewals
- Anyone who struggles to keep track of personal admin and deadlines
Pricing
Not stated on the website
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