Launchpad & intent router
Most people ask AI for very little, because they don't know what it can do. Lippa's Launchpad closes that gap: you state a goal in plain language, and Lippa, knowing its own capabilities, its models and your context, proposes how to get it done.
The router reads your request and proposes up to three outcomes, with its recommendation flagged and its confidence stated in plain words, not a score. A contract becomes a document review; "keep an eye on our competitors" becomes a living dashboard.
Lippa proposes
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The router's best trick is not answering, it's producing durable things you come back to. Instead of a wall of text, you get an object Lippa keeps current.
Living dashboards
Competitor trackers, market monitors, KPI views, refreshed on a schedule you control, with the cost visible before every refresh.
Monitored dossiers
A topic you need to stay current on, regulation, a market, a competitor, kept as a brief that updates instead of a chat that goes stale.
Review pipelines
Recurring document reviews and consensus checks, set up once from a single sentence.
More destinations switch on as capabilities go live, the router grows without you relearning anything.
model picker
Auto
Lippa picks the best model for this chat
"Chose coding model, debugging request"
You never have to know what a model is. Pick Auto and Lippa selects per message, coding requests to a coding model, quick facts to a fast one, hard analysis to the smartest. Or tap a lane if you know what you want.
New users get a guided start that ends inside a real first result. Power users skip the router entirely with an express lane to every named tool. Everyone types one sentence.