GlassDesk works tickets, email, live chat and phone calls out of the same queue. Your team learns one interface instead of four, and nothing has to be reconciled between tools afterwards.
No signup. You land in a working support desk with sample data already loaded.

Eight parts of the product, all in the same workspace.
An inbox with threads, internal notes, comment edit history and SLA aging. Changes land live for everyone working the queue.
Inbound mail is parsed and routed by role, and agents reply from any address you own. The ticket thread stays the record of what was said.
Inbound and outbound calling from the browser, with recording, transcription and a searchable call log.
Multi-brand launches on a Gantt timeline. Tasks link to tickets, so the plan and the work it covers sit in one place.
Encrypted notes unlocked with WebAuthn biometrics. Credentials are decrypted on the device that opened them and nowhere else.
Semantic search across the whole mailbox. Describe the thread you are after in your own words and it surfaces it.
Queue health, ticket aging, agent throughput and CSAT. Daily, weekly and monthly leaderboards refresh on their own.
A rule builder for routing, assignment and SLA escalation, with outbound webhooks and push notifications on the same events.
Every screenshot below comes out of the playground. Open it and you are looking at the same build.
Phase-based launches with milestones, ticket links and brand filters. Drag a bar to reschedule it, click it to open the work item.

Internal channels for the dev team, customer-facing support sessions and direct messages, all with the same keyboard navigation.

Glassmorphic is the default. Swiss Ledger is a denser, higher-contrast layout for people who sit in the queue all day.


The playground runs GlassDesk against a fictional support team called Aurora Co. Work the queue, reply to a thread, start a chat, switch themes. Anything you create stays in your session and is thrown away when it ends.
Open the playgroundNo signup and no credit card.