Incredible

Incredible for support

Incredible is a voice-first assistant for support that runs on your own Mac or PC. You hold a key and ask, and it reads the ticket, catches you up on the customer’s history, and drafts a reply from your own policy, then waits for your okay before anything sends. It does not close tickets on its own.

Last updated July 2026

In short

Watch it work

Draft the reply from your own refund policy.

Works with
ZendeskIntercomSlackGmailNotionLinear3,000+

The parts of the support day nobody wants

How do you stop rewriting the same policy answer?

You give the policy to Incredible once, and it drafts from it. Ask it to reply to a ticket and it writes a response grounded in your refund or returns policy, with the policy cited, specific to what this customer asked. You read the draft and send it, so you are editing rather than writing from scratch.

Nobody has read the ticket’s history but you.

Ask what you told this customer last time and Incredible checks Intercom or Zendesk and gives you the last thread, summarized. On an escalation, you get the context in a line or two instead of scrolling months of back-and-forth.

Can a canned reply handle a ticket this specific?

Not really, and that is the gap Incredible fills. A macro inserts the same fixed text for everyone. Incredible reads this ticket, drafts a reply to the actual question, cites the policy that applies, and hands it to you to approve.

What did you actually promise this customer last time?

Ask, and Incredible tells you. It reads the earlier thread and summarizes what was said, so you stay consistent with the last agent instead of guessing. It can also remember your policy and preferences, so every draft lines up with how you handle things.

Just say it

Draft a reply to this Zendesk ticket using our refund policy, and show it to me first.

Draft ready, policy cited.

What did we tell this customer last time? Check Intercom.

The last thread, summarized.

Summarize this ticket on my screen and tell me what they actually want.

The ask, in one line.

Post in the support channel that the billing bug is fixed.

Posted for the team.

Remember our refund policy so you can check my drafts against it.

Learned, ready to cite.

Tell me when this customer replies to the escalation.

A ping when the reply comes in.

Pull the last week of refund tickets from Zendesk into a sheet.

Sheet built, ready to read.

Draft a reply for this Intercom thread and keep it warm.

A draft, ready to review.

A day with Incredible

From the morning brief to the last thing off your plate.

  1. 8:45

    What came in overnight? Summarize the new tickets.

    The queue in a short read-out.

  2. 9:30

    Draft a reply to this refund ticket from our policy.

    A draft with the policy cited, ready for your okay.

  3. 11:00

    Pull this customer’s history before I reply.

    The thread so far, in a line or two.

  4. 13:00

    Remember the new returns policy so you can cite it.

    Learned, ready for the next ticket.

  5. 15:30

    Tell me when the customer from this morning replies.

    A ping when they write back.

  6. 16:45

    Summarize today’s escalations for the handoff.

    A short handoff note, ready to pass on.

Incredible vs the way it gets done today

A canned macro

The jobA canned macroWith Incredible
Fit to the ticketThe same fixed text every timeReads this ticket, drafts to the actual question
Speed to insertOne click, instantA few seconds to read and draft
PolicyWhatever was pasted in months agoDrafts from the policy you gave it, and cites it
Customer historyKnows nothing about the customerCatches you up on what you told them last time
SendingYou still write the rest and sendA draft you approve; it does not close tickets

For a one-word answer everyone gets, a canned macro is instant and hard to beat. Incredible is for the ticket that needs an actual answer.

Questions, answered

Does it close tickets on its own?

No. Incredible drafts the reply and waits for your okay. Every response is something you read and send yourself. It does not resolve, close, or send tickets without you.

Where does it get the policy it cites?

From you. Tell it your refund or returns policy, or point it at the doc, and ask it to remember. From then on it drafts against that policy and cites it, so the answer matches how you actually handle things.

Does it work inside Zendesk and Intercom?

Yes. It reads the ticket on your screen or in Zendesk and Intercom, catches you up on the history, and drafts the reply. It also works with Gmail, Outlook, Slack, and 3,000+ other apps you already use.

How is this different from canned replies?

A macro is the same fixed text for every ticket. Incredible reads this specific ticket, drafts a reply to the actual question, and cites your policy. You still approve and send, so you keep the same control a macro gives you, with a draft that fits the customer.

How do I get it?

Incredible runs on macOS 13 or later and Windows 10 or later, and it is in an invite-only beta. You download it and unlock it with an invite code from a teammate or from our socials.

Incredible for the rest of your team

It already speaks to your stack

Your inbox, your CRM, your spreadsheets and 3,000+ other tools connect in a click, so one request can move from one app to the next without you switching windows.

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