The workspace

Your business, in one workspace.

Support, WhatsApp, voice, email, CRM, shared mail, calendar, files and work boards — one tenant, one data boundary. The conversation and the back office share the same record, so context follows the customer instead of getting lost between tools.

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ACT 1/5Monday · 10:41

The morning starts on four screens

WhatsApp, Instagram, email, and phone. Each tab one customer, each customer one version of the truth.

WhatsApp10:41

Hi! Has my order #8830 arrived?

Instagram10:42

I bought yesterday and nothing has arrived…

Email10:44

Still waiting for the invoice for order 8830.

ACT 2/5Monday · 10:47

It's one customer. The tool can't tell.

ACT 3/5Monday · 10:52

The assistant connects the dots

The WhatsApp message arrives and the assistant already sees two open tickets for this customer. It connects the conversation to the ticket, merges the duplicate emails, and the story is one thread. No assistant on the channel? Then the menu simply asks: “You have two open tickets — continue one?”

One ticket10:52

WhatsApp: “Hi! Has my order #8830 arrived?”

Assistant: conversation connected to ticket #4417

Email: attached invoice-8830.pdf

Assistant: duplicate email threads merged

ACT 4/5Monday · 10:53

The draft, with the whole story attached

Assistant10:53

Aurora Bakery has asked about order 8830 three times. I suggest confirming the tracking, resending the invoice, and offering a coupon for the delay.cita: Based on 4 previous tickets from this customer

Perfect. Sent with a 10% coupon. Edited by Marina · 10:54

ACT 5/5Monday · 10:58

Fifteen minutes. One customer. Clean queue.

15minfrom chaos to resolution

1ticket instead of four

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The conversation and the back office are the same record.

What the customer sees

01One thread across WhatsApp, email, web chat and phone. A ticket with the history attached, an assistant that reads before it drafts, and a human who can take over at any point. When the customer cannot explain the problem in text, the agent sends a video link and sees it live.

One tenant. One data boundary.

What the business runs on

01The same thread carries the deal, the shared mailbox, the calendar booking, the file, the note and the board card. Nothing is re-typed between tools, because there is only one place where the customer lives.

Context follows the customer.

New2

#4481high

Address change

#4483medium

Duplicate invoice copy

In progress1

#4472high

Order hasn't arrived

Resolved1

#4468low

Report access

The board: cards with owners, stages, dependencies and comments — humans and assistants on the same rail.

Who is on the board, and who answers for it.

Assistants are not a separate product bolted on the side. They are seats on the board, with a reporting line and a level you set.

01
A human seat
Owns the ticket, answers the customer, signs off on the reply.
owner
Marina
02
An assistant seat
Takes the card, does the legwork, moves it to review for a human.
assignee
the assistant
03
Delegation
One assistant hands work to another, with the context attached.
down the line
seat to seat
04
Autonomy

AI is a switch, not the product.

European accountability

Built in Europe. Hosted in Europe. Accountable in Europe.

The everyday 90%, done properly. The last 10% belongs to the specialist — keep it, and we connect around it.

Questions teams ask before moving the whole operation in.

Do I need the whole workspace, or can I start with one part?

One part. Connect a single channel and the queue gains context on its own; the CRM, mail, files and boards are already there when you need them. Nothing here is an integration project — each one is a settings page.

Is AI mandatory?

No. A tenant admin can disable AI entirely and the inbox, tickets, CRM, mail, files, calendar and boards keep working. When it is on, assistants can answer, act and run scheduled work — and they can stop, hand over and ask for review.

Can an assistant really be an assignee?

Yes. Put an assistant on a board and it takes cards, does the work and moves them to review. Assistants can delegate to each other down a reporting line, and a human seat at the root holds the final review.

Does this replace my CRM, my mail and my drive?

It replaces the everyday 90% — shared mailboxes with labels and spam filtering, calendar and booking, files with scanning and in-place editing, tickets, a lightweight CRM and calls. If one deep specialist feature is business-critical for a handful of power users, keep that tool and connect around it.

Does it work for a team of one?

That is the point of the usage-based model. A solo founder gets one inbox, one customer list and one task list, with AI as leverage — no per-seat tax on a team of one, and no implementation project.

What does it cost?

A monthly floor of €10, $12 or £9, credited to your wallet, with metered usage on top — channels, AI, voice minutes and storage. The full menu is on the pricing page.

Move the work into one workspace.

Connect the first channel and watch the queue gain context. Seven days free, full product, no card.

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Your business, in one workspace.

The morning starts on four screens

It's one customer. The tool can't tell.

The assistant connects the dots

The draft, with the whole story attached

Fifteen minutes. One customer. Clean queue.

The conversation and the back office are the same record.

Who is on the board, and who answers for it.

A human seat

An assistant seat

Delegation

Autonomy

Built in Europe. Hosted in Europe. Accountable in Europe.

Questions teams ask before moving the whole operation in.

Do I need the whole workspace, or can I start with one part?

Is AI mandatory?

Can an assistant really be an assignee?

Does this replace my CRM, my mail and my drive?

Does it work for a team of one?

What does it cost?

Move the work into one workspace.

The human root

The trail

Your business, in one workspace.

The morning starts on four screens

It's one customer. The tool can't tell.

The assistant connects the dots

The draft, with the whole story attached

Fifteen minutes. One customer. Clean queue.

The conversation and the back office are the same record.

Who is on the board, and who answers for it.

A human seat

An assistant seat

Delegation

Autonomy

Built in Europe. Hosted in Europe. Accountable in Europe.

Questions teams ask before moving the whole operation in.

01Do I need the whole workspace, or can I start with one part?

02Is AI mandatory?

03Can an assistant really be an assignee?

04Does this replace my CRM, my mail and my drive?

05Does it work for a team of one?

06What does it cost?

Move the work into one workspace.

The human root

The trail

Do I need the whole workspace, or can I start with one part?

Is AI mandatory?

Can an assistant really be an assignee?

Does this replace my CRM, my mail and my drive?

Does it work for a team of one?

What does it cost?