Sign up once. After that your team reaches Priority from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, n8n or a live dashboard.
Everything here goes through one gateway, under one key. Nobody’s Priority password ends up in a browser, and you can cut off one person without touching anyone else.
Eight products, one gateway, one key. Every box below is a link.
One gateway carries all of it, and one key decides who gets in.
Buy the gateway once. Switch on the products your team needs, person by person, and switch them off the same way.
Give Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini a live view of your Priority.
Ask about your Priority in plain words. Get an answer, or get it done.
Describe the change you want in Priority. Get code that compiles.
From one sentence to a working app.
Describe the automation in chat. It builds the n8n workflow in your own n8n.
Ask a question in plain Hebrew or English and get a live dashboard back.
Drag-and-drop Priority automation.
Get any document onto the right Priority record, without anyone typing a document number.
One way in and out of Priority, for everything else you run.
One registration sets up everything.
The assistants run on playbooks, recipes and a map of your Priority — and all three keep growing. Nothing updates itself silently: a person reviews every change before it ships.
When the developer products finish a piece of work, the session can be distilled: what worked, what failed, what turned out to be true of Priority. Each finding becomes a candidate update to the recipes and playbooks the assistants run on — the Dev assistant alone works from more than fifty of them.
Candidates are tested against a live Priority and then wait for a human yes. What ships is reviewed, carries its evidence, and can be rolled back. The BI product learns the same way: corrections you approve become knowledge it keeps. Nothing merges itself.
The map of your Priority — tables, screens, fields and how they join — is rebuilt as your Priority changes, and your implementer can add knowledge of their own to it. Every product that answers from the map picks the update up at once.
Updates arrive as reviewed releases, not as silent drift — so the suite gets better at your Priority the longer it works with it, and you can see why.
Three steps. The first two happen once, for the company. The third is per person.
A single-use invite link opens the form. Have ready: your company name, your Priority addresses, who needs access, and one Priority user we can read your form layouts with.
The sign-in, the key and the BI workspace are created together. Welcome emails go out in English and Hebrew, with the setup steps in order.
Everyone gets their own token from the portal and pastes it into claude.ai, ChatGPT, Gemini or n8n. Revoke any one of them without touching the others.
Everything we host runs on the same footing, and none of it has a public front door.
The servers sit in Amazon’s Tel Aviv region. Deployment secrets are sourced from AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store and supplied to authorized services through runtime configuration.
Every request comes through Cloudflare first. HTTPS and Cloudflare Tunnel connect users to the hosted services. Access rules, WAF and bot controls depend on the configured policy.
The standard deployment closes public web ports on the origin servers. They dial out to Cloudflare, and traffic comes back down that same line, so there is no public door to find. Admin screens sit behind a second lock.
Your Priority can sit in Priority’s cloud or on your own servers — either way we reach it from here, over a connection you approve. There is nothing for you to install and nothing for you to keep running.
AWS hosting, static IP allowlisting, user and tenant access, Chat controls and App Generator credentials. Read how the controls fit together and what depends on your deployment.