Switch off AI tools without breaking your processes.
An upcoming renewal, a compliance rule, a cost-cutting project — whatever forced the switch, every person on your team gets a white-glove, personalized guide that recreates how they work in the new tool. Nothing breaks, nobody loses their work, and you never become the help desk. Free during beta.
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- No login to start
- Vendor-neutral — no referral fees
- We move the workflow, never your data
- Carries overCustom instructionsProjects + styles
- Carries overSaved promptsPrompt library
- No equivalentAdvanced voice modeKeep the old tool
What the invoice doesn’t show.
On the renewal sheet, switching a tool off looks like a clean subtraction. It isn’t: the work lived inside it, and three things break the day the seat goes dark — and here’s where we catch each one.
The work dies with the tool.
Cancel the seat and the saved prompts, templates, and custom assistants go dark the same day. People rebuild them from memory, badly — or quietly keep the old tool on a personal login.
The one feature one person needed.
A tool looks redundant on the renewal sheet. But someone leaned on the single thing the replacement can’t do. You find out in week two, when their work quietly stops.
The quiet re-subscription.
Six weeks on, the expensed receipts start. The tool you switched off is back on three personal cards. Now you’re paying twice and you’ve moved no one.
Your team’s move, handled in three steps.
See what carries over
Tell us which AI tools your team uses. In seconds, you see — tool by tool, in plain English — what would carry over to the new one and what wouldn’t.
Each person, guided
Invite your team. Each person gets a personalized, step-by-step guide built around how they actually work, so their prompts, projects, and setups land in the new tool.
It actually stuck
We check that your team is really using the new tool — so you didn’t just pay for seats nobody opens.
The same work, in the new tool.
Migrating isn’t copy-pasting chat history — it’s making sure each person can do their actual job on day one: same templates, same presets, same outputs. Examples of the moves we map:
A content lead drafts blog posts in Jasper every morning — same tone presets, templates, and brand guidelines, loaded in Claude on day one.
A sales team logged call notes in Otter after every meeting — same transcription and action items in Claude Cowork, one fewer subscription.
A marketer’s dozen Custom GPTs each become a Claude Skill — same prompts, same data sources, same outputs.
A RevOps team’s lead-scoring prompts and follow-up templates, rebuilt in ChatGPT and wired to the same CRM fields.
A brand team’s campaign variations — brand kit, sizing presets, and copy blocks kept, now produced through Claude.
An ops team’s search across wikis and tickets, running in Claude Cowork against the same connected sources.
Every move is built from the tools’ own documentation, dated, and re-checked regularly. New pairs are added every week.
See what overlaps, before you switch.
We grade every tool against the capabilities its category shares — so the one feature a person leans on doesn’t quietly vanish the day you consolidate. A few of the categories we map:
Chat assistants & LLMs
16 tools| Capability | ChatGPT | Claude | Gemini | Grok | Perplexity | Poe | Meta AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conversational chat | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full |
| Web-grounded answers | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full | Partial | Full |
| File & image analysis | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full |
| Deep research mode | Full | Full | Full | Full | Full | Not available | Not available |
| Cross-session memory | Full | Full | Full | Full | Partial | Partial | Full |
| Image generation | Full | Not available | Full | Full | Partial | Full | Full |
Per-user pricing. No commitment, no surprises.
Right now the full migration is free — we’re onboarding a limited number of early teams. The prices below are what it will cost once beta ends; you won’t be charged during beta.
See where your AI tools overlap and exactly what's safe to turn off — enough to know whether a migration pays off.
- Self-serve stack intake — pick from a list, CSV, or screenshot
- Overlap analysis across your tools
- A breakdown with every claim you can check
- No commitment required
The full migration: a short interview per person, a personalized guide each, verified adoption, and a board-ready completion report.
- A short interview for each person who’s moving
- A personalized, step-by-step guide per person
- Day-7 and day-30 adoption checks
- A board-ready completion report
- Re-run anytime as your stack changes
Ongoing watch on your AI stack: flags overlaps, alerts when a new tool shows up, and tracks the savings as subscriptions become safe to turn off.
- Continuous stack ingestion
- Overlap detection across the whole map
- Alerts when a new tool arrives
- Savings tracker tied to what you turn off
- Quarterly stack review with our team
The objections we hear most often.
Doesn’t our SaaS-management platform already do this?
Won’t the vendors’ own import tools make this unnecessary?
Why not just hire a consultancy?
What if our team uses a tool you don’t cover?
Do you touch our data?
How do you measure that it actually worked?
Are you a reseller or partner of any AI vendor?
Explore the Feature Parity Map
Pick your two tools
Choose what you're moving from and to, and see exactly what carries over, what changes, and what to watch for — before you commit.
What each tool can do
A plain side-by-side of every feature across 500+ AI tools, and how each one translates when you switch. Sourced and dated.
See what would carry over for your team.
Tell us your tools and we’ll show you, in seconds, exactly what moves to the new one and what doesn’t. No login, no sales call — and if something won’t carry over, we say so in writing before you switch.