QX Labs

Run thousands of agents in parallel, in a spreadsheet

Grids look like a spreadsheet, but every column runs an AI agent or integration. Drop in your data, add the columns you need, and watch QX fill in thousands of cells.
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Grids
Company
PitchBookRevenue
Lead Score
AnthropicProduct Research
1
Brightwind Health
Processing$124M ARR
Processing87·Strong
ProcessingMid-market health plans adopting AI claims routing — strong operational fit for Q3 pilot.
2
Helix Bio
Processing$8.4M ARR
Processing72·Good
ProcessingGenomics startup with new CFO from Recursion; data-ops spend is a known pain point.
3
Lumen Logistics
Processing$67M ARR
Processing65·Moderate
ProcessingRecent Series B hiring spree; routing optimisation is top-of-mind for ops leadership.
4
Cobalt Robotics
Processing$22M ARR
Processing91·High
ProcessingFortune-100 pilot signed; coordination bottlenecks emerging at current growth rate.
5
Atlas Therapeutics
Processing$310M ARR
Processing78·Good
ProcessingActive FDA filing for ATLS-204; compliance and audit-log features directly relevant.
6
Ridgeline Software
Processing$4.2B ARR
Processing84·Strong
ProcessingFund VI closed; actively sourcing B2B software deals — platform alignment high.
7
Stellar Foods
Processing$55M ARR
Processing61·Moderate
ProcessingDTC launch in April; shipping integrations and support tooling are near-term priorities.
8
Junction AI
ProcessingPre-revenue
Processing95·Top Pick
ProcessingYC W26 dev-tools startup; agent tooling thesis directly overlaps with our roadmap.
9
Beacon Freight
Processing$41M ARR
Processing69·Moderate
ProcessingCarrier network doubled since 2025; still reconciling rate sheets by hand.
10
Vantage Legal
Processing$18M ARR
Processing83·Strong
ProcessingBoutique firm building an in-house research desk; document review is the stated bottleneck.
11
Orbital Insurance
Processing$92M ARR
Processing74·Good
ProcessingClaims backlog flagged on their last earnings call; triage automation is budgeted.
12
Kettle & Co
Processing$6.1M ARR
Processing58·Watch
ProcessingWholesale expansion into two new regions; ops team of three covering all accounts.

From a static list of rows to an army of agents

Ask

Ask for the rows you need

Tell the Grid Builder what you are working on and it pulls in the rows, whether that's open leads from Salesforce, companies off the web, or a CSV you drop in. Then it adds the columns to research and score them.

Grid Builder
Builds and edits this grid conversationally.

Start from an example

Source leads
Find prospective customers.
Find companies
Market maps and competitor research.
Track news
A weekly scan for target companies.
Manage your CRM
Track and sync with your CRM.
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Configure

Add dynamic columns

Each column can query agents, pull data from tools, execute actions or run entire workflows. Codify your best practices once and run them forever.

Web Research
Research any topic on the open web
Salesforce
Read or write to your CRM
Email Drafter
Personalised cold or warm emails
Score / Rank
Score rows on any custom rubric
Custom Agent
Drop in any agent you've built
Read PDF / Doc
Extract from files you upload
Apollo / RocketReach
Find people and contact data
Query Knowledge
Ask your private docs anything
Formula
Spreadsheet-style calculations
And many more…
1,000+ integrations available
Run

Run thousands of cells in parallel

Hit run and QX queues your agents across rows and columns at once, with live progress and retries, so you can iterate without re-running everything.

Grids
Company
SalesforceCRM status
AnthropicLead research
Email draft
GmailSave to Gmail
1
Brightwind Health
ProcessingCustomer
ProcessingBrightwind is a 412-person managed-care platform serving mid-market employers across the Midwest, expanding into pharmacy benefits in Q3.
ProcessingSkipped
ProcessingSkipped
2
Helix Bio
ProcessingOpen opportunity
ProcessingHelix is a Series B genomics startup focused on rare-disease diagnostics, just appointed a new CFO in March 2026 from Recursion.
ProcessingSkipped
ProcessingSkipped
3
Lumen Logistics
ProcessingStale · 47d
ProcessingLumen runs last-mile delivery for ecommerce brands across the West Coast — closed a $48M Series B in February, hiring across ops and engineering.
ProcessingHi Daniel, circling back after our March chat — saw the Series B announcement and wanted to share what we shipped that addresses the routing concern…
ProcessingSaved to Drafts
4
Cobalt Robotics
ProcessingNo record
ProcessingCobalt builds autonomous warehouse robots, currently hiring 14 software engineers and just signed a pilot with a Fortune-100 retailer.
ProcessingHi Aisha, came across Cobalt's pilot announcement and the SWE hiring spree — most teams scaling this fast hit a coordination bottleneck around month four…
ProcessingSaved to Drafts
5
Atlas Therapeutics
ProcessingCustomer
ProcessingAtlas is a clinical-stage biotech with three Phase-2 oncology assets, currently in active FDA filing for their lead candidate ATLS-204.
ProcessingSkipped
ProcessingSkipped
6
Ridgeline Software
ProcessingOpen opportunity
ProcessingRidgeline is a $4B ARR B2B software company that develops payments infrastructure for retailers.
ProcessingSkipped
ProcessingSkipped
7
Stellar Foods
ProcessingCustomer
ProcessingStellar is a CPG brand in the better-for-you snacking category, launching DTC in April after two years of retail-only distribution.
ProcessingSkipped
ProcessingSkipped
8
Junction AI
ProcessingNo record
ProcessingJunction is a YC W26 startup building developer tools for AI agents, currently 8 employees with $4M in seed funding from Conviction and Khosla.
ProcessingHi Wei, I saw your talk at Disrupt last week and the agent-tooling angle is sharp. Quick note on something we wish we'd known at your stage…
ProcessingSaved to Drafts
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FAQs

A spreadsheet where every column is an agent, an integration or an action instead of a static value. Each row is one subject, such as a company, a lead, a document or a ticket, and QX runs the columns down every row in parallel.

Ask for them in chat and the agent pulls them in, whether that is open deals from Salesforce or HubSpot, companies matching a description, or papers on a topic. You can also paste a list or drag in a CSV or Excel file.

No. You describe what each column should do in plain English, or pick an integration from the list. Spreadsheet-style formulas are there if you want them, but nothing depends on them.

QX estimates the credits and asks you to approve the run before anything executes. The usual pattern is to run the first ten rows, open a few cells to check the output, then approve the rest.

Yes. Open any cell to see the sources it used and the steps it took. That is the point of running the same process down every row. The outputs are comparable, and each one is checkable.

Only the failed cells retry. You never re-run or pay again for the rows that already completed.

Yes. Export the sheet, or hand it to a Flow that writes the results back to your CRM and keeps the grid updated on a schedule.

No, and you don't need a separate data subscription to start. You bring the list, and columns can call the web or a provider like Apollo when you need people and company data. Your rows are never used to train models.

Put an agent on every row