I’m Elliott. Kronavi came out of years running a GHL agency — opening client sub-accounts in the morning and finding them in quietly broken states I had no good way to catch. Workflows with deleted trigger references. SMS messages missing opt-out language. Branching conditions that could never match because the field they referenced had been renamed six months earlier. None of it surfaced in GHL’s own UI. I was catching problems through client complaints, not through monitoring I controlled.
I started building internal tools to audit and repair these accounts programmatically — small scripts at first, then a real engine once I realized the same ten kinds of breakage showed up in every account I touched. After the tools saved me hours a week and started paying for themselves, I opened them to other operators as Kronavi.
Kronavi isn’t trying to be a dashboard. It’s trying to be the thing you open when you already know something is wrong and you need a second set of eyes that has read every workflow, every pipeline, every form, and every automation across every sub-account you manage. It tells you what’s broken, it offers to fix it, and it never writes anything without your sign-off.
That’s the whole product. We’re deliberately resisting scope creep into anything that doesn’t serve that one job.