Capture
Users report by voice or text inside your app.
Bring your own agent. We supply the code, prompts, and step-by-step setup guides so it can fix bugs and follow up with users—while you keep building.
One-time purchase. No UserLoud subscription.
A feedback button, right where the problem happens.
Example: a customer reports a broken export by voice. Every three hours, a Codex automation checks your Postgres database. It finds and claims the report, investigates the missing download handler, tests and pushes an authorized fix, and verifies a live export after deployment. It drafts and sends the customer a plain-language retry email without internal details, then sends you a Telegram update. The animation compresses the elapsed time. Use the chapter buttons to explore the sequence.
The support tax
10 min · reconstruct the report
20 min · trace code and state
15 min · verify the actual outcome
10 min · draft a safe reply
+ context switching and duplicate checks
= an hour lost to every ambiguous report
A complete loop
UserLoud gives your coding agent the context, data contract, operating policy, and durable workflow it needs to investigate support without pretending uncertainty is a fix.
Users report by voice or text inside your app.
The agent traces code and authoritative product state.
Claims pass evidence, authority, and disclosure gates.
Reply safely, fix narrowly, or ask one clear question.
What ships
A drop-in report flow that lets users explain an issue naturally, with useful product context attached.
Reports, messages, evidence, and agent runs stay in the database you already control.
Give your agent a durable workflow for tracing the report through code, state, logs, and deployments.
Concrete policies prevent speculative fixes, duplicate replies, leaked internals, and unauthorized changes.
Ambiguous or risky reports become concise decisions with verified facts, unknowns, and a recommended next action.
Check new reports in the background and only bring you decisions that need your attention.
Your coding agent
Investigating an export issue
I found the problem: the export completed, but the app never saved its download link. I’ve prepared a small fix for you to review. The customer hasn’t been contacted.
Built for coding agents
The kit is a versioned operating contract your agent can read: schema, leases, evidence rules, reply gates, escalation formats, and setup guides. Use it with Codex or adapt it to the coding agent you already trust.
Why UserLoud
Traditional support tools stop at the ticket. UserLoud starts where the ticket becomes useful: inside the buyer’s app, database, repository, and agent workflow. Voice makes reporting easier; evidence makes the result trustworthy.
Product walkthrough
Launch pricing
Buy the kit once. Run it with your own agent, database, and model keys.
UserLoud
LOUD · $70 off automatically
Secure one-time payment through Stripe
UserLoud Lifetime
LOUD · $70 off automatically
Secure one-time payment through Stripe
Customer outcomes
Reserved for verified customer stories—no invented quotes, names, or revenue screenshots.
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FAQ
A self-hosted code kit for adding in-app reports and a safe report-to-coding-agent support workflow to your product.
No UserLoud subscription. Both plans are one-time purchases of the code, prompts, and setup guides. Bring your own coding agent, database, and model keys; any charges from those providers are separate.
No. The code runs in your app and uses your Postgres database, model key, coding agent, email account, and notification tools.
No. Your users submit reports inside your product. Your purchase only controls access to your implementation kit.
Yes. Both launch offers allow one purchaser to use the kit across unlimited projects they own.
It includes the same complete kit plus an explicit promise of lifetime updates as the support workflow evolves.
Only if you grant that authority. The default policy investigates and drafts, then escalates when a reply or product change needs approval.
Not by default. The recommended flow transcribes, lets the reporter review, and stores the transcript without retaining raw audio.
An application with Postgres and a coding-agent workflow. Gmail and Telegram are optional adapters, not requirements.
Because source code and copyable materials cannot be returned after access is granted, purchases are final.
Add the capture flow, Postgres contract, and agent operating system without building the support machinery from scratch.