Platform

One workspace. 9 moving parts.

Every part reads from the same company context — which is the only reason any of it feels like one colleague rather than nine tools.

01
The front door

Ask anything

One conversation that knows your whole company.

Metrics, decisions, documents, what was agreed in yesterday’s meeting — ask in plain language and get an answer with its sources attached. When the answer requires doing something, it proposes the action and waits for you.

  • Cited answers over your real data
  • History you can pick back up any time
  • What it learns is written back to memory
  • Hands off to a workspace when you want to build
02
Shared memory

Company context

One current truth, not a pile of old files.

Every meeting, message, document and sync feeds a structured picture of what is true now: goals, metrics, decisions, people, open loops. It resolves conflicts as things change, so your team acts on this week rather than last quarter.

  • Current truth plus the full history of how it changed
  • You approve what becomes canonical
  • Scoped per workspace, never shared between companies
  • Every other capability reads from it
03
Outcomes, not tasks

Goals, run end to end

Hand over an outcome and review what comes back.

“Recover the overdue payments” becomes a plan you approve, an execution loop with checkpoints, and per-action autonomy — it researches and drafts freely, and anything leaving the building waits for your yes.

  • See and edit the plan before anything runs
  • Five autonomy levels, set per action type
  • Checks its own work after each step
  • Survives restarts and resumes where it stopped
Illustration: scattered marks gathered onto a single unbroken arc
04
Before you ask

Proactive alerts

The few things that actually need a decision.

One ranked feed merging approvals, blockers, overdue commitments, metric anomalies and connector health. Push to email or WhatsApp so the urgent things reach you without opening anything.

  • Ranked and short, not an infinite inbox
  • Anomaly and threshold signals from live data
  • Approve, snooze or open the source in one move
  • Push channels with quiet hours
05
Talk or type → software

Workspaces & builder

Sites, full-stack apps and internal tools.

Describe it and watch it build: landing pages, forms, decks, dashboards, data-backed tools — complete applications with real backend APIs, and native mobile apps previewed on your phone.

  • Small edits just build; big changes get a plan first
  • Click any element to edit exactly that spot
  • It tests its own work in a real browser
  • Every version snapshotted, one-click rollback
06
Where most context is lost

Meetings

Meetings that update the company, not just a transcript.

The conversation is captured as it happens, decisions are detected while you speak, and the outcomes flow into trackers, memory and the approval queue — so the meeting’s work is done when the meeting ends.

  • Decisions extracted into your trackers
  • Voice or chat, same workspace, same context
  • Live documents take shape while you talk
  • Follow-ups drafted before anyone leaves the call
07
Your real stack

Connectors

Gmail, Slack, Sheets, Drive, CRM, Calendar and more.

Connect what your company already runs on. Data syncs on a cadence into your workspace where context and agents can use it — governed by permissions you grant per conversation, per workspace, or not at all.

  • Off by default — it asks for access in the conversation
  • Reads broadly; acts where there is a playbook behind it
  • Every write is proposed as an approval card first
  • Per-scope permission grants you can revoke
08
You stay in command

Approvals & control

AI executes. Humans authorise.

Every external write — an email, a ticket, a sheet update, a budget change — is proposed as a card you approve or reject. Workspace rules set what runs freely and what always asks.

  • An approval card for every outside-world action
  • Freeze a finished app so only data can change
  • Autonomy rules configured per workspace
  • A full audit trail of who approved what
09
No lock-in

Publishing & ownership

Ship it properly, and keep it.

One click publishes to a stable link. Bring your own domain. See visitors and referrers, scan for exposed secrets before you share, and export the complete source whenever you want.

  • Stable links and custom domains
  • Visitor analytics on everything you publish
  • Security scan before it goes out
  • Download your source or sync it to your own GitHub

Point it at one workflow first.

Start where the busywork hurts most. Expand once it has earned it.