One current truth
A structured, current-state-first memory of goals, metrics, decisions, people and open loops — fed by everything, powering everything, isolated per workspace.
Features
Everything inside. Nothing hidden.
38 capabilities, grouped by the only three questions that matter: what it knows, what it does, and what you still decide.
What it knows
It starts by learning where it works.
Live connectors
Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Drive, Notion, Slack, Jira, GitHub, Figma, Mixpanel and more — synced on a cadence, permissioned per scope.
Meetings become structured truth
Live calls where decisions are extracted as you speak and flow into trackers, memory and the approval queue.
Onboarding that builds the context
A first-run wizard scans your website, confirms your profile, ingests documents and connects sources — so it starts smart rather than blank.
Cited answers
Every answer carries where it came from — the email, the row, the moment in the meeting. If it cannot show you, it does not assert it.
A project tracker built in
Every workspace gets a tracker, updated from meetings and agent work, locked so agents can only touch the data.
Scheduled jobs
Standing work that runs on a schedule — daily briefs, syncs, checks — without anyone kicking it off.
Image handles
Generate or upload images; each gets a #handle you can reference later — “use #hero-shot on the landing page” — and it places the exact image.
What it does
Then it does the work, not just the talking.
Follow-through that closes the loop
It chases whoever owns a commitment on Slack or WhatsApp, reads their answer — done, blocked, or a new date — and moves the work without anyone opening the tracker.
It knows what is blocked behind what
Not just that something is late. Which people and which work cannot start until it lands — computed from the links between them, so the nudge carries a reason.
It stops asking and escalates
Quiet hours, a cooldown between nudges, and a cap on how often one person is contacted. After enough unanswered chases it stops chasing and tells you instead.
Ask across everything
One conversation over your synced tools, memory and meetings. Cited answers, and proposed actions that wait for your approval.
Goals run end to end
Outcome-driven loops with plan approval, checkpoints, per-action autonomy levels and reflection. Give a goal, review the plan, approve the sends.
Proactive alerts
A ranked feed of what actually needs you — approvals, blockers, anomalies, overdue work — with configurable email and WhatsApp push.
Ten kinds of artifacts
Websites, landing pages, mobile web apps, decks, customer journeys, UX flows, dashboards, documents, spreadsheets and forms.
Full-stack applications
Not just frontends. Complete apps with real server API routes and a provisioned database — CRMs, trackers, portals — end to end.
Native mobile apps
BetaReact Native apps built by conversation, previewed live and on your phone via Expo Go.
Auto, Plan and Build modes
Small edits just build. Big asks get questions first, then an editable plan you approve, adjust or cancel.
Visual edits
Click any element in the live preview, type what should change, and it edits exactly that spot and nothing else.
It tests its own work
After building anything interactive it drives the result in a real browser — clicking, filling, asserting — and fixes what fails before saying it is done.
One-click try-to-fix
A runtime error surfaces as a banner with the details. One click sends it back to fix.
Plain-English progress
You see what it is doing — “writing the pricing section”, not tool logs — with a live timer. Stop any run mid-flight.
Design references that work
Paste a Figma frame, an image URL or any webpage — it is fetched, rendered and used as a real visual reference, not a dead link.
Build by talking
Start a meeting and it builds from the conversation, with decisions detected live and no bot joining your call.
Multiplayer workspaces
Several people and a roster of specialist agents in one place — shared context, live preview for everyone, host-controlled approvals.
What you control
And it never acts outside without a human yes.
The approval rail
Any external write — email, ticket, sheet update — is proposed for a human to approve. Nothing happens behind your back.
Autonomy rules per workspace
Decide what runs freely and what always asks, per action type. Five levels, set once.
Build ↔ operate lock
Freeze a finished app’s structure. Agents can then change only the data, never the code or schema.
Full audit trail
Who approved what, which agent did what, when — every action logged and inspectable.
Isolated by workspace
Invite-only signup, per-IP lockout, workspace-scoped data. Your company context is never shared infrastructure.
Versions and rollback
Every build snapshotted. Compare and restore any earlier version in one click — your data survives the rollback.
App secrets
Give an app its own API keys — encrypted, write-only, injected as environment variables. Never hardcoded, never readable back.
Security scan
One click scans an app’s source for exposed keys, XSS risks and insecure requests before you share it.
Publish to a stable link
One click publishes to a permanent URL with a QR code. Update any time; the link never changes.
Custom domains
BetaBring your own domain: add one CNAME record, we verify DNS and provision SSL.
Visitor analytics
Views, unique visitors and top referrers on everything you publish — privacy-light, DNT-respecting, no third-party tracker.
Download your source
Export the complete project as a tar.gz any time — runs locally with npm install. Zero lock-in, by design.
GitHub sync
BetaLink a repo and every version lands as a commit — your history mirrored to your own GitHub.
Want the shape of it rather than the list? The platform page walks through the nine parts and how they fit together.
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Not because AI replaced them. Because they finally have it working for them.