Preparing your workspace…
Preparing your workspace…
One platform that gives every AI you use a memory of your business — and a team of agents to act on it. Here’s the full picture.
Give every AI you use a shared, cited memory of your work — searchable across clients.
One workspace memory store with semantic search, shared across the AI clients you connect.
Ask-AI chat that answers from your workspace data and attaches citations to its sources.
Upload docs and they're parsed, OCR'd when needed, and made searchable across your workspace.
Ingest transcripts from clients like Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and OpenAI Codex into one history.
People and organizations are linked into a typed graph you can explore to see how facts connect.
Hand work to a team of agents and a board that tracks it end to end.
An orchestrator delegates work to specialist agents that pick up and act on assigned board tasks.
Plan and track work on a board of cards with statuses and assignees, including assignment to agents.
Group cards under a goal and see when it will actually finish, worked out from how fast you have been closing them.
Quarterly priorities, weekly numbers and one 90-minute meeting, built from what your workspace already shows.
A private channel where your connected AIs hand off work and answer each other, so you stop relaying between them.
A pipeline with stages and deal values on the same records as your contacts, so a lead and a person are never two entries.
Share a link and let people book you against your real availability, in their own timezone.
Schedule meetings with timezone-aware availability, calendar sync, and shareable booking links.
A guided wizard turns context into a sprint plan, sending items to your board or Jira.
Track contacts across pipeline stages with deal values and pipeline metrics.
Set agents to run on a recurring schedule so routine work happens without you asking.
Draft, design, and capture — by voice or just by asking.
Browse and run the workspace's AI tools from a single workbench page.
Start from a blank Canva design or brand template, let agents autofill it, then export.
Speak a command and the Web Speech transcript is matched against an intent catalog that routes the action.
Capture quick notes with microphone dictation and opt in any note to workspace memory for RAG.
Write your pitch once and share it on a private password-protected page; investors only ever see what you published.
Save any selection of your work — a dashboard, a client page, a rollup — and come back to it or hand it to someone.
See what everything costs, route to the right model, and stay in control.
See AI spend broken out by agent and MCP client, and track usage against budget ceilings.
Route each task to the best-in-class or lowest-cost model automatically — or bring your own key.
Great Arrow notices, from real usage, when connecting an app or flipping a setting would help — and nudges you.
Build your business dashboard by asking AI to add the metrics and widgets you want.
Track shipped work and generate progress reports or resumes from it.
An LLM grounds in your repo snapshot to flag documentation statements the code contradicts.
Organize work into shared workspaces with Owner, Admin, Member, and Viewer roles.
Log what the business spends alongside what your AI costs, so one view answers where the money went.
Point at anything that looks wrong and file it without leaving the screen; the report carries the context with it.
Wire in your stack and let every AI you use act on it.
Connect Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Jira, and more from one place.
Actions your connected AIs can take — from searching memory to booking meetings — grouped into five permission levels you control.
Run open models in LM Studio or Ollama and give them the same memory every other client reads. The model stays local; only the lookups leave.
Install from a universal web flow or download an Apple-notarized macOS .pkg.
Your content and connected-tool credentials are encrypted at rest. Bring your own key available on Enterprise.
Hand someone one link to join or to see a page — and revoke it just as quickly when they should not have it any more.