One AI workspace for your whole team.

Build assistants around your business. Connect the tools you use, then put recurring work on a schedule.

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Free to start. No credit card.

  • One shared workspace for the whole team
  • Approvals by people you name
  • A spending limit on every run
  • A record of every run
  • 30+ integrations
  • Your choice of model

Your team already uses AI. Just not together.

Everyone has a personal chat window and a personal way of using it. Nothing carries from one person to the next, nothing runs unless someone remembers, and nobody can say what it cost.

MCMaya keeps her best prompts in her own account.
DRDaniel rebuilds the same weekly report every Friday.
PMPriya pays for a second subscription nobody else can see.
Support triage, Pipeline hygiene, and the Weekly roundup are built once and used by all four.MCDRPMJW

Your first month.

Connect the tools, define one assistant, approve its first work, and read the record it leaves. That is the whole cycle, and it repeats for every job after.

01

Connect the tools

Email, chat, your CRM, your issue tracker, your docs. One click each, and the OAuth plumbing is handled.

HHubSpotConnected
GGmailConnected
02

Define one assistant

Say what it does, what it can reach, and when it should act. Start with the job your team complains about most.

Pipeline hygiene
Weekdays at 8:00 AM, HubSpot and Gmail
03

Approve its work

The first time it wants to send something, it asks. The request lands in the inbox of the person you named.

Send five follow ups?Waiting for Maya
04

Inspect the result and the spend

Every run leaves a record: what it looked at, what it did, who approved it, and what it cost.

Pipeline hygiene
Completed 8:02 AM
$0.26

The work nobody should have to remember.

An assistant is a job description, not a chatbot. You say what it does, which tools it can reach, and when it should act. Then it acts, and leaves a record.

  • Support triage

    Wakes on A customer email or a message in your support channel

    Reads the history, answers what it can, and routes the rest to the right person with the context already gathered.

  • Pipeline hygiene

    Wakes on Every weekday morning

    Goes through the CRM, flags deals that have gone quiet, and drafts the follow up so a person only has to approve it.

  • Weekly roundup

    Wakes on Friday afternoon

    Pulls what changed across your tools this week and posts one readable summary where the team already is.

  • Competitor watch

    Wakes on Whenever a competitor ships or posts

    Notices the change, writes up what it means for you, and files it where the team can find it later.

Pipeline hygieneRun, Tue 8:00 AMCompleted 8:02 AM
  1. Trigger

    Ran on its weekday schedule at 8:00 AM. Nobody had to remember.

  2. Looked

    Checked 38 open deals in HubSpot and found five with no activity in ten days.

    H HubSpot, 38 deals5 quiet
  3. Drafted

    Wrote a follow up for each of the five in the owner's voice.

  4. Waited

    Waited for Maya to approve the drafts. Nothing left the building until she did.

    MC Approved by Maya, 8:02 AM
  5. Posted

    Sent the five follow ups and posted a summary in the sales channel.

    5 sent$0.26 of a $2.00 cap

Yours to run, and yours to answer for.

The reason a business cannot run on personal AI subscriptions is not capability. It is that nobody can say what happened, who did it, or what it cost.

  1. Work that starts itself

    Put an assistant on a schedule, or start it when something happens in your tools. It runs whether or not anyone thought to ask.

  2. Approvals where they matter

    Decide which steps a person has to sign off on. The assistant stops and waits for a human instead of guessing on the things that count.

  3. Cost you can actually see

    A spending limit on every run and every month, and reporting that tells you what was spent, by whom, on what.

  4. The model you want, per assistant

    Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Mistral, and OpenRouter are all first class. A cheap model for routine work, a strong one where it matters.

Pipeline hygieneSettingsMC
RunsWeekdays at 8:00 AM, Pacific TimeChange
Before sending emailNeeds approval from MayaChange
Spending limit$2.00 per run, $40 per month$4.10 used
ModelClaude Sonnet, Anthropic
Who can use itMCDRPMJWSales, 4 peopleManage

Every assistant, every run, every dollar.

See what each assistant did, step by step, while it works and long after it finishes. Usage and spend break down by person and by team, and an audit log records who changed what.

Pick the job your team hates most.

Set up your first assistant in an afternoon, or book a call and we will help you decide where to start.

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Free to start. No credit card.