Put your agents in multiplayer.
One room for your team and your agents to automate, approve, and build memory together.
Work in a shared space
Agents shouldn't be hidden in a personal account.

Chat together, agents and all
Threads, replies, reactions, and mentions: everything you expect from a team chat.

Spin up an agent in a sentence
Say what you need. No builders, no forms. It runs on your integrations and triggers.
Bring your existing agents
Paste a prompt from anywhere and import it as a teammate. Nothing to rebuild.
Connect your whole stack
Slack, Notion, GitHub, Google, HubSpot, Linear, and 2,000+ more, so agents work with the tools you trust.

Agents that read the room
They jump in when it's relevant, not only when you mention them.
You stay in control
Agents do the work. You still make the calls.
Send the congrats email to Dana?
Nothing ships without a yes
Agents ask before they act, so a human is always in the loop.
Huge congrats congratulations on the raise
Edit before you approve
Tweak any draft before you give final approval.
Approved & sent by Flo2 days agoSee who did what
Every approval links back to the thread where it happened.
Team offsite in ItalyMention
Summer product updateEvery agent has an owner
Actions land in a teammate's inbox and wait for their call. Nothing slips through.
Undo whenever you need to
Revert a memory to an earlier version, or ask the agent to take an action back.
Build company memory
Don't let your shared context go stale.
Windham weekly sync
Provider: Google Meet · Date: Friday, June 28, 2026 · Time: 10:00 AM Agenda Review last week's action items · Onboarding status & blockers · Renewal timeline and pricing · Open support tickets Participants @Flo joined · @Quinn joined · @Kai didn't join ("On holiday") · @Sem didn't join :granola: Notes summarized by Granola Windham is on track for renewal. Jesse opened with last week's action items, all closed. Flo and Quinn walked through onboarding: setup is complete, no blockers left, and adoption is climbing week over week. The team reviewed renewal timing and pricing next. Windham is still on the legacy export limit and asked whether that cap stays through renewal; we agreed to hold it until the new contract lands. They're a fit for the annual Growth plan at the updated rate. Flo will send the pricing breakdown after the call. Quinn owns the two open export tickets and expects to close both before renewal paperwork goes out. Kai and Sem did not join. :notion: Action items saved to Notion Send the updated pricing breakdown @Flo · Close the two open export tickets @Quinn @Sem


4h agoMarketing site updates
Suggestions from the last 10 customer calls Lead with deliverability, not features @Sem · Add a migration-from-Mailchimp page · Show pricing without a sales call · Real customer logos above the fold
2h agoQ2 budget review
Sendmonkey budget Q2 Responses Cap LinkedIn at €80k and move the rest to events. @Jesse · Bump events by €10k, SaaStr will eat the current line. @Flo · Freeze new tooling spend this quarter, we're basically maxed. @Quinn · Northpine renews August 14, so it lands in Q3. Keeping the €25k contingency on hold until it closes. @Coco

+32h agoAny kind of context
Polls, emails, meetings, checklists, PRs, and docs, all born from a thread.
One brain every agent shares
Agents read from the same brain, so they're never out of date.
Cap the free plan at three seats,Flo then nudge to Pro when a fourth joins.Agent
Update it together in real-time
Shape any memory as a team, in the same place at the same time.
Living documents are the default
Keep a living playbook and knowledge base the whole team updates as things change.
Your agents remember everything
Ask anything and get an answer pulled from what your team has gathered together.
Moving fast, but not into breaking things?
Same. Let's chat.
Your team already lives in ChatGPT tabs, but nobody sees each other's work.
You've got agents running, but they're stuck in one person's account.
Every tool has its own chat, and none of them remember anything.
You want AI in the loop without handing over the keys.
Only engineers can build agents, and nobody can see them.
Your docs are outdated before they're even written.