Deck helps platforms automate and scale interactions with the 95% of the internet that doesn’t offer APIs. From rent portals to utility dashboards to government sites, Deck’s programmable agents read and write across thousands of third-party interfaces, enabling companies to integrate fragmented workflows, power new user experiences, and move faster without waiting on integrations. Trusted by leading platforms like Bilt, Deck supports millions of actions each month and turns legacy web portals into seamless, reliable building blocks for modern software.
The internet wasn’t built for automation. Most data and workflows are trapped behind messy portals, with no APIs, no integrations, and no way in. We started Deck to change that. We believe the entire web should be programmable.
What began with simple utilities, automating rent payments, navigating telecom portals, pulling down government forms quickly evolved into something bigger. We realized that nearly every platform operating in a fragmented ecosystem was stuck doing manual work, slowing down innovation and holding users back.
Deck makes the web feel like software. Our platform behaves like a real user, reading, writing, and clicking at scale but with the speed and reliability of code. It’s not just automation. It’s infrastructure. We’re unlocking a new class of products that were previously impossible to build, and transforming slow, manual workflows into instant, seamless experiences.
Our customers are builders. They’re platforms operating in industries where data is messy and workflows are stuck in the past. Deck helps them bring those experiences into the future.
Take Bilt, for example. They use Deck to check rent balances, initiate payments, and confirm transactions, all from within the rent portals themselves. To users, it just works. Behind the scenes, Deck is doing the hard stuff: navigating legacy interfaces, inputting data, and interacting with complex portals in real time.
Across industries, we’re seeing the same pattern: faster onboarding, higher conversion, and the ability to ship features that would have been blocked by missing APIs. With Deck, our partners aren’t waiting on integrations, they’re shipping them instantly, and spending more time on product, not plumbing.
Write access changed everything.
Reading data is helpful, but writing it is where the magic happens. Submitting forms, changing settings, even clicking buttons in real time. That’s what unlocks new product experiences. It turns Deck from a data tool into a full-stack integration layer.
Another surprise? Speed. With our agent-powered infrastructure, we can go from zero to live in minutes. Not quarters. That speed has become a strategic advantage for our customers, and a big reason they choose Deck.
Jeremy and the Infinity team don’t just offer advice, they roll up their sleeves. Whether it’s helping us shape our roadmap, pressure-test ideas, or hire exceptional people, they’ve operated like an extension of our founding team.
One running joke: Jeremy’s basically our Head of People. That’s how deeply involved he’s been in helping us grow with intention. The Infinity team brings clarity, conviction, and high-leverage support when it matters most.
We’re building the integration layer for the 95% of the internet that doesn’t have an API. From rent portals to healthcare sites to legacy government systems, our mission is to turn the web into a programmable surface, securely, reliably, and at scale.
This isn’t just about automating tasks. It’s about redefining what’s possible. Deck helps platforms move faster, serve users better, and unlock the next generation of digital experiences. We’re just getting started.
