Your users ask. Sortd answers. Your team sees what's left.
A user asks a question inside your app and gets an answer with its source. When something's actually broken, Sortd opens a ticket with the context your engineers need and tells the user it's on its way.
- One script tag
- Answers cite their source
- Styled to match your app
Every conversation lands in one of three places.
Sortd reads what your user actually said, decides what kind of request it is, and handles it the right way. When it isn't sure, it asks the user instead of guessing.
Answered on the spot.
Answers come from your help center, and from your code if you connect GitHub. Every answer names its source. Nothing reaches your team.
A ticket your engineers can act on.
A clear title, the user's own words, screenshots and the page they were on. Routed to your team, and the user can follow progress from the widget.
Captured, not lost in chat.
Logged as a request, checked against similar ones, and scoped with the user before it reaches your backlog. Optionally shown on a public roadmap.
Support your users can reach without leaving your app.
Four tabs in one panel, styled with your colours, font and logo. Users get answers, raise issues and follow their tickets in one place.
Home
Suggested questions and announcements.
Chat
Streaming answers with sources.
Tickets
Raise issues, follow and reply to them.
Help
Search and read your help articles.
Answer questions before anyone has to ask them.
The best support ticket is one nobody needs to file. Sortd gives your users a place to look things up and see what's going on, and tells your team when something breaks.
Public help center
Your own branded help site with fast search, article feedback and an optional custom domain.
Status page
A public page showing what's up, what's degraded and past incidents. Updated automatically from your monitors.
Monitors
Uptime checks for your endpoints, watches on vendor status feeds, and heartbeats for cron jobs and workers. Alerts go wherever your team works.
Error tracking
Your backend reports exceptions to Sortd, which groups duplicates. When a user reports something you already know about, they're told it's being worked on.
Changelog
Release notes drafted from what you shipped each day. You review them, and they publish to your help center.
Public roadmap
Show users which requests you're considering, building and have shipped. Feature requests from the widget can feed straight into it.
An API, signed webhooks, and a connection to your coding assistant.
Create tickets from your own backend, get events back, and manage Sortd from Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT or any MCP client over OAuth.
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Give your team their queue back.
We're onboarding a small number of teams and setting each one up personally.