Alternatives to OrgLogic

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    StackAI

    StackAI

    StackAI

    StackAI is an enterprise AI automation platform to build end-to-end internal tools and processes with AI agents in a fully compliant and secure way. Designed for large, regulated organizations, it enables teams to automate complex workflows across operations, compliance, finance, IT, and support without heavy engineering. With StackAI you can: • Connect knowledge bases (SharePoint, Confluence, Notion, Google Drive, databases) with versioning, citations, and access controls • Publish AI agents as chat assistants, advanced forms, or APIs integrated into Slack, Teams, Salesforce, HubSpot, or ServiceNow • Govern usage with enterprise security: SSO (Okta, Azure AD, Google), RBAC, audit logs, PII masking, data residency, and cost controls • Route across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or local LLMs with guardrails, evaluations, and testing • Deploy in multi-tenant cloud, dedicated cloud, private cloud, or on-premise
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    Glean

    Glean

    Glean Technologies

    Glean is an enterprise AI platform that connects company knowledge, systems, and business context to help employees find information and complete work more efficiently. The platform integrates with workplace tools such as Slack, Google Drive, Jira, Confluence, SharePoint, GitHub, Salesforce, and hundreds of other enterprise applications. Glean combines enterprise search, AI assistants, agents, and automation capabilities to deliver accurate, context-aware answers across an organization. Built with permission-aware access controls, it ensures employees only see information they are authorized to access. The platform helps organizations reduce information silos, improve productivity, and accelerate AI adoption across teams. Glean enables enterprises to transform fragmented knowledge into actionable insights and workflows.
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    Superhuman Docs
    Superhuman Docs is an AI-powered document collaboration and workflow management platform that helps teams create, organize, and automate business processes. Formerly known as Coda, the platform combines collaborative documents, databases, spreadsheets, project management, and interactive applications in a unified workspace. Its built-in Docs AI assistant generates documents, creates tables, analyzes data, and builds custom dashboards and workflows from natural language instructions. Teams can collaborate in real time using shared documents, interactive tables, comments, voting, and customizable project trackers. Superhuman Docs supports more than 800 integrations, including Jira, Salesforce, and Asana, with two-way synchronization to keep information updated across connected applications. The platform also provides Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectivity, allowing AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor to read, create, and update documents and tables.
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    Sofos

    Sofos

    Sofos

    Sofos is a desktop agentic workspace for business teams that combines a familiar document editor with a real Claude chat working on the same files, in the same window, on the user’s own machine. The editor renders Markdown as users type, supports highlights and callout cards, lets teams edit CSVs like spreadsheets, and keeps everything as plain files that can also be opened in tools such as Obsidian or VS Code. Users can ask Sofos in plain English to read documents, edit files, and fetch information from connected apps, with every proposed change shown before it is applied. Plan mode keeps changes pending until the user approves them. Sofos connects with tools including Notion, Linear, Slack, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Figma, Canva, Asana, Stripe, Supabase, and HubSpot through MCP, allowing teams to work across existing systems without migrating their data. Shared workspaces can use GitHub underneath while presenting simple, business-friendly review and approval flows.
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    Zaro

    Zaro

    Zaro

    Zaro is a workspace for building the agents, apps, and tools a team actually needs from the data the company already owns. It brings scattered context into one versioned, searchable, permissioned workspace where every document, call, decision, ticket, CRM record, Slack thread, file, and specification can become usable by agents and applications. Instead of letting context reset inside disconnected tools, Zaro makes intelligence compound: every agent run reads from the workspace, writes back to it, and makes the next run smarter. Teams can create a workspace for the whole company, a department, or a specific use case, then connect existing data without changing how people already work. Agents can be scheduled, triggered, or run on demand, built on MCP for AI tool connectivity, with support for any model, any framework, and no vendor lock-in.
    Starting Price: $19 per month
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    Linkence

    Linkence

    Linkence

    Linkence is a secure AI copilot platform that knows your organization and accelerates every team by bringing smart search, AI agents, and knowledge management together in one workspace. Built as a Chief of Operations for modern teams, it connects the tools where work already happens, including Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Notion, Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, and more. Workspace AI acts as an AI operations lead for internal work, running recurring reports, chasing blockers, drafting documents, producing Excel exports, answering questions grounded in real company data, and executing approved actions across business tools. Customer Support AI works as an AI operations lead for inbound, triaging every message, drafting grounded replies across email and WhatsApp from policies and tickets, and routing sensitive cases to humans.
    5.0 out of 5 stars 1 Rating for Linkence
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    SurfSense

    SurfSense

    SurfSense

    SurfSense is an AI-powered research and knowledge management assistant that lets you connect and query all your personal and team data in one place using natural language, acting as a highly customizable open source alternative to tools like NotebookLM and Perplexity. It lets you link internal knowledge sources such as Notion, GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, YouTube, and other apps, then build a unified searchable knowledge base where you can ask questions and get cited answers in real time while choosing from over 100 leading LLMs or even local models for privacy and control. It supports real-time collaboration with team presence, roles, and permissions, and centralized workflows to find, ask, and act on information quickly, turning scattered files, messages, and documents into a coherent workspace with powerful hybrid search across connected sources and advanced retrieval techniques.
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    Berd

    Berd

    Block Open Source

    Berd is a weird, playful open source desktop app for building and getting real work done with AI agents. Instead of acting like another generic chatbot wrapper, it provides a consistent workspace around capable agents, bringing projects, sessions, files, skills, tools, models, providers, and custom agents into one application. Users can start chats, attach files or folders, choose agents and models, work inside projects, manage skills and extensions, review session history, configure providers, and build automations without losing the thread of the workspace. The experience is designed to make agent work feel grounded, inspectable, and continuous, with clear visibility into which project, files, agent, model, provider, and session state are shaping each interaction. Berd gives agents roles, instructions, skills, tools, and distinctive visual identities so they feel recognizable and easier to understand without hiding what they can actually do.
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    Atlas Workspace

    Atlas Workspace

    Atlas Workspace

    Atlas Workspace is a visual and verifiable AI research workspace. Upload papers, PDFs and web pages, ask questions across them, and get answers that cite the exact page, so you can check every claim against the source. Notes, sources and chats sit together on a research map. Built for graduate students writing a thesis or paper from sources they must cite, and for researchers and analysts who work from their own sources.
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    Dock

    Dock

    Dock

    Dock is the AI workspace for you, your team, and every agent you run. It gives humans and AI agents the same shared cloud workspace, where everyone can read and write the same state in real time instead of working across scattered chats, files, and one-off outputs. Dock is built around tables with typed columns, rich-text docs, and agents as first-class identities, each with their own API keys, permissions, and audit trail rather than delegated human tokens. Teams can use Dock to plan, research, decide, and ship with humans and AI on the same surface, with use cases across engineering, go-to-market, research, operations, solo work, and agency workflows. Engineering teams can manage sprint planning, spec docs, and incident response; GTM teams can organize content calendars, sales pipelines, and customer success; research teams can track interviews, themes, and competitive intelligence; and operations teams can manage runbooks, recruiting, compliance, and onboarding.
    Starting Price: $19 per month
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    Buzz

    Buzz

    Block

    Buzz is a self-hostable workspace where humans and AI agents build together in the same rooms, on a relay the team owns. One community brings conversations, agents, workflows, repositories, artifacts, documents, search, and automation into a single workspace with one identity model and one event log. Every message, reaction, workflow step, review approval, canvas update, huddle event, and Git action is recorded as a cryptographically signed Nostr event, giving people and processes the same audit trail. Agents are members, not bots: teams add them to channels like colleagues, give them their own keys and scoped memberships, and let them open repositories, send patches, review code, run workflows, edit canvases, orchestrate other agents, create channels, join voice huddles, and bring the right people into the work. Buzz can search project history and return answers with supporting threads, patches, runs, and approvals.
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    Velozity

    Velozity

    Velozity

    Velozity is an AI office that brings people and AI agents together in one digital workspace for communication, collaboration, and execution. Teams can create specialized AI agents for the roles they need, delegate work, and let those agents carry tasks forward while human teammates continue collaborating in the same environment. The workspace combines AI team chat, voice and video, live presence, transcription, task management, calendars, booking links, guest access, integrations, team analytics, and a shared company brain. Audio and video cabins support quick drop-ins without meeting links or scheduling, helping remote teams work together more naturally. Calls can be transcribed automatically, with key decisions and action items turned into executable tasks that AI agents can follow up on. Velozity also lets teams customize their digital space, see who is available live, and bring both human and AI coworkers into shared workflows as the organization grows.
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    ZoomMate

    ZoomMate

    Zoom Communications

    ZoomMate is an AI-powered workplace assistant developed by Zoom to help individuals and teams automate tasks, manage information, and turn conversations into completed work. Integrated with Zoom Workplace, the platform combines meeting intelligence, autonomous AI agents, enterprise search, and workflow automation. Its capabilities include meeting summaries, action item extraction, document creation, research, scheduling assistance, and automated follow-up communications. ZoomMate can retrieve relevant information from meetings, chats, documents, and connected business applications to provide context-aware answers and recommendations. Users can create custom AI agents and recurring workflows that execute tasks across Zoom and third-party systems such as Salesforce, Jira, Google Drive, and OneDrive. The platform also supports AI-powered presentations, spreadsheets, collaborative documents, and personalized productivity assistance through a unified workspace.
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    SPIRITT

    SPIRITT

    SPIRITT

    SPIRITT is a cloud-based AI agent workspace for founders, startups, and enterprise teams. Its agents use dedicated cloud computers, browsers, and memory to handle engineering, sales, operations, and administrative work, including writing, testing, and deploying production apps. Agents connect with more than 1,500 business tools, build missing integrations, and communicate through Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, and WhatsApp. Scheduled routines run around the clock, even when a user's laptop is closed. Sensitive actions can require approval, and per-agent budgets help control spending. SPIRITT combines models from Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and its own Kay models for individual tasks. Agents can place and answer calls. A desktop app is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with scoped access to local files and terminal actions. Enterprise options include bring-your-own-cloud, air-gapped deployment, and white labeling.
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    Tokenrip

    Tokenrip

    Tokenrip

    Tokenrip (tokenrip.com) is a shared workspace for AI agents and the people who manage them. Use Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Grok and any MCP-compatible agent together on the same files, tasks and pinned decisions, so context carries across tools instead of getting lost in separate chats. Bring your own agents and models; Tokenrip does not run them. Features: multi-agent collaboration with agent-to-agent handoffs; human-in-the-loop approvals, where agents propose actions like sending an email and a person approves, edits or skips them; a live activity feed and audit log of every agent action; shared context through pinned guidelines every agent reads first; versioned files; revocable per-agent keys; and free guest access. Connect via MCP server, CLI or API. Used for content, sales research, reporting and client work. Free plan: 2,500 actions per month and 1 GB. Paid plans from $20 per member per month; agents and guests are free.
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    Floatboat

    Floatboat

    Floatboat

    Floatboat is an agent-native AI workspace built specifically for one-person companies, designed to learn how you operate and transform that knowledge into a fully functional personal AI team. Instead of acting as a simple chatbot, it observes how you run your business and converts repeatable tasks into reusable workflows, allowing you to automate operations without complex setup or constant prompting. It serves as a centralized workspace where your files, browser, and tools are connected in one place, integrating with over 3,500 applications so you can coordinate tasks and data seamlessly across systems. Floatboat introduces the concept of “Combo Skills,” which packages multi-step processes into reusable execution flows, enabling a single user to handle work typically done by multiple roles. Its agent-based system expands from a simple chat interface into a modular workspace that adapts as your needs grow, supporting everything from planning and research to execution.
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    Vokal

    Vokal

    Vokal

    Vokal is a collaboration space for teammates and AI agents, built so founders and product teams can run agent work where the team can see it, review it, and reuse what matters. It gives human-agent work a shared place to start, move, stay visible, and become reusable context, instead of leaving agent runs, assumptions, and decisions trapped in private sessions across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT, or other tools. Vokal connects channels, tasks, docs, files, apps, agents, memory, Knowledge Base, identity, access, runtime, and event logs around the work, helping teams keep output aligned, reviewed, controlled, and reusable. Agents can work in shared channels with named owners, roles, instructions, sources, statuses, permission scopes, app grants, memory scope, local project-file grants, and visible activity. Teams can use pre-built roles for engineering, product, growth, support, operations, research, and customer work, or bring their own local Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, etc.
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    Supercamp

    Supercamp

    Supercamp

    Supercamp transforms how companies work by creating a unified AI workspace where multiple LLMs, tools, and custom assistants collaborate seamlessly. Instead of juggling different AI platforms and losing context between tools, you get one intelligent hub where your AI assistants understand your business, remember your preferences, and connect with your existing workflow. Save thousands of hours by having AI that actually knows what you need. Key Features - Multi-LLM Integration: Access ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other leading AI models from one interface, choosing the best AI for each specific task. - Custom AI Assistants: Create specialized AI assistants tailored to your business needs with company knowledge and skill sets. - Team Management: Organize team members, share AI assistants across departments, manage permissions, and maintain consistent AI performance.
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    Switch AI

    Switch AI

    Flint AI

    Switch is a collaborative workspace from Flint AI that enables humans and AI agents to work together through existing messaging platforms. The platform creates shared rooms where people, agents, decisions, files, and work history remain available as tasks move between different participants and agents. Teams can bring agents into Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and Mattermost without replacing their existing communication workflows. Switch works with AI and agent technologies including Claude Code, Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, LangChain, LangGraph, Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, ADK, and custom-built agents. Multiple specialized agents can coordinate within the same room, use work completed by other agents, respond to human direction, and hand tasks to one another while retaining shared context. Switch is extensible by design and is intended to give organizations a common workspace for coordinating human-agent teams without requiring them to migrate to a new collaboration environment.
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    AptEdge

    AptEdge

    AptEdge

    AptEdge is an AI-powered technical support automation platform designed to help B2B software companies and enterprises resolve complex customer support issues. The platform uses autonomous AI agents to investigate support tickets, analyze technical documentation, and generate responses grounded in company knowledge. Its unified knowledge index connects information from ticketing systems, product documentation, engineering tools, code repositories, and internal communications. AptEdge provides autonomous ticket resolution, AI-assisted troubleshooting, customer self-service, and automated knowledge gap analysis. The software integrates with Salesforce, ServiceNow, Zendesk, Jira, Confluence, Slack, and other enterprise applications to support existing customer service workflows. Its governance capabilities include configurable AI runbooks, escalation rules, source citations, access controls, and audit trails to help organizations manage automated support operations.
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    Cohesive

    Cohesive

    Cohesive

    Cohesive is the workspace where people and agents work as one. It works inside the tools your team already runs on, from Slack to Zoom to your CRM. Today's tools were built for solo human operation: chat boxes, sidebars, and brittle automations layered onto interfaces designed for a different era. Cohesive is built for two participants working in one space. Humans and agents see the same context, work on the same artifacts, and improve the same systems together. Work happens on a Canvas: calls, CRM deals, Slack threads, and sheets side by side, with teammates and the agent working on them in real time. The agent drafts from the sources you point it at and shows them. Automations handle recurring work on a schedule, such as compiling the Monday brief and posting it to Slack once a teammate approves. Plans start at $20 per seat per month, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required. Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM, and private connectors.
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    Moxt

    Moxt

    Moxt

    Moxt is an AI-native workspace designed to help teams build and collaborate with autonomous AI agents that can research, write, analyze, and execute tasks alongside humans in a shared environment. It acts as an “operating system for agents,” bringing together files, memory, tools, and skills so AI teammates can perform real work without constant prompting or re-explaining context. It introduces persistent AI assistants (called “momo”) for each user, as well as shared AI teammates that collaborate across the organization, learn from interactions, and improve over time through a shared memory layer. These agents can autonomously generate reports, build dashboards, draft documents, analyze data, and prepare workflows, often completing tasks proactively or on a schedule without direct input. Moxt integrates with tools like Slack, allowing users to interact with AI agents directly in existing workflows, while outputs are saved as structured files in a centralized workspace.
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    PIAX

    PIAX

    ImageCraft

    PIAX is a browser-based AI workspace that brings together conversational models, writing and coding assistance, and creative generation tools. Users can chat with more than 100 AI models, create and edit images and videos, generate voice content, and use 3D and other media tools through Creative Studio. PIAX One lets users describe a goal and create work such as documents, slides, web pages, images, and videos in one workspace. The service also connects with external apps including Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Google Drive, Telegram, and Outlook. It is intended for individual creators, students, developers, marketers, and teams seeking multiple AI capabilities in one account. A free tier and paid subscription plans are offered, with available models, credits, and features varying by plan.
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    Hamster

    Hamster

    Hamster

    Hamster is an AI-first workspace designed to help developers and teams plan, structure, and execute projects by providing persistent context to AI coding agents across tools and workflows. It allows users to define a clear plan, brief, and context that can be injected into multiple AI development tools such as Claude, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, and others, ensuring that every agent operates with the same understanding of the project. Instead of relying on isolated prompts, Hamster centralizes instructions and project knowledge so agents can generate more accurate, consistent, and goal-aligned outputs throughout the development process. It works as a coordination layer for AI-driven building, enabling users to move their plans seamlessly between tools while maintaining continuity and reducing context loss. By supporting a wide range of AI coding environments, Hamster acts as a universal interface that connects different models and systems into a cohesive workflow.
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    Covey

    Covey

    Converge AI

    Covey is an AI workspace from Converge AI that brings project sources, conversations, teammates, and specialized AI agents together around shared goals. Teams can keep uploaded files, notes, and chats in Projects, assign tasks to people or AI specialists, and review work collaboratively. Covey supports creating presentations and documents, analyzing spreadsheets, conducting source-based research with traceable citations, organizing files, and scheduling recurring tasks. Users can create AI agents in plain language, add team knowledge, and use agents in Projects, Slack, or Lark. Reusable skills and plugins add capabilities by connecting tools, data, and specialized products; examples include coding projects through Enter and image or video creation through Framia. Covey is designed for knowledge workers and teams coordinating research, content creation, analysis, and routine project work in a browser-based shared workspace.
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    Ilisai

    Ilisai

    Berzerk Media SL

    Ilisai brings leading AI models into one workspace for cited research, image and video generation, documents and data analysis. Built in Spain with EU-first data routing, no vendor lock-in and transparent credit pricing.
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    OutcomeOps

    OutcomeOps

    OutcomeOps

    OutcomeOps is a Context Engineering platform for enterprise software teams that deploys via Terraform directly into your AWS account — no shared infrastructure, no data leaving your environment. It delivers two capabilities on a single knowledge foundation: Organizational Intelligence: Connect GitHub, Confluence, Jira, SharePoint, Outlook, and MS Teams. Ask questions in plain English and get cited answers synthesized across all sources in seconds. Auto-generated code-maps make your entire codebase queryable without reading a single file. AI Engineering: Turn GitHub issues and Jira tickets into production-ready pull requests complete with code, tests, and infrastructure grounded in your own ADRs and architectural standards. Not autocomplete. End-to-end feature generation that enforces your organization's patterns. Supports multiple languages including SAP's ABAP. Typical feature generation costs $2–$4 in AWS Bedrock charges paid directly to AWS. Single-tenant, air-gap ready
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    Kollab

    Kollab

    Kollab

    Kollab is an AI-native collaborative workspace designed to bring team communication, project execution, and intelligent automation into a single unified environment. It positions itself as a shared workspace where AI agents act as real team members, capable of executing tasks, retrieving information, and coordinating workflows directly inside the tools teams already use. Through integrated bots, Kollab embeds these agents into messaging platforms such as Slack or Telegram, allowing users to trigger actions, ask questions, or run workflows without switching applications, keeping all work within the natural flow of conversation. It introduces reusable “Skills,” which convert repeatable processes into structured, shareable workflows that any team member can deploy, ensuring consistency and scaling operational knowledge across projects. It also incorporates persistent contextual memory, turning documents, discussions, and past decisions into a living knowledge base.
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    Atrix AI

    Atrix AI

    Atrix Digital

    Atrix AI is a cloud workspace for small teams that brings project planning, documentation, team messaging, scheduling, CRM, hiring, and people operations into one application. Teams can organize work with boards, cycles, labels, and linked docs; collaborate on nested pages; use team chat and shared calendars with booking links; manage sales pipelines and recruiting; and handle leave, expenses, and e-signatures. Its AI agent can turn a project brief into requirements and planned work and answer questions using workspace information. Atrix also provides an MCP server so compatible assistants and coding tools can access workspace tasks and context with the connected user's permissions. It is intended for startups, agencies, and software teams seeking a shared work hub.
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    Morphy

    Morphy

    Casper Apers

    Morphy is a desktop workspace for running and coordinating AI coding agents on a shared, infinite canvas. It brings chats with tools including Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Gemini Antigravity, Grok, OpenCode, OpenRouter and local Ollama models into one interface, where users can arrange agents alongside project frames, Markdown notes, dashboards and other cards. Developers can move conversations between supported agents, review their activity, undo a turn, and use a browser, terminal and file viewer beside the canvas. Focus views arrange selected chats on one screen, while Flows connect chat steps and can run on a schedule. Morphy runs on Windows, macOS and Linux as a desktop application; users connect their own provider accounts or API credentials. It is designed for developers and other people who coordinate multiple AI tools across projects.
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    Grengin

    Grengin

    LIVEHOPPER EURL

    Grengin is an open-source (Apache 2.0), multi-model AI platform for organizations that want their teams using AI without losing control of data or spend. One branded chat workspace connects to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Mistral, Amazon Bedrock, and more, while admins keep SSO/SAML/OIDC, department budgets, PII detection and redaction, role-based permissions, and exportable, SIEM-ready audit logs — the same governance layer on every deployment path, with no features held back. Run it however fits: self-host free from source or a one-click AWS Marketplace image using your own provider keys, or let Grengin run it for you on Grengin Cloud, free for up to 10 users and $1.25 per active user/month after that — never a markup on your model bill. Every path shares the same codebase and data schema, so one-click export means switching later breaks nothing.
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    Eliten

    Eliten

    Applabel LTD

    Eliten is an all-in-one AI workspace built around a single chat interface. Instead of assembling a stack of separate subscriptions, you describe the task and the right tool opens inside the conversation: writing and rewriting, humanising and detection, summarising long documents and PDFs, drafting emails and cover letters, building a résumé, translating, and generating images. What separates it from a general-purpose chatbot is continuity and guidance. Eliten remembers your previous work, so context does not have to be rebuilt every session and repeated tasks get faster over time. Alongside the tools sits an AI coach that works from your real projects rather than generic theory — it suggests which tool fits the task, supplies a ready prompt, and explains the reasoning, so practical AI skill accumulates as a by-product of finishing actual work.
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    Manor AI

    Manor AI

    Manor AI

    Manor AI is an AI agent workspace for small businesses, lean teams, and individuals who manage recurring work. It brings reusable agents, shared knowledge, documents, tasks, workflows, and configurable tools together in workspaces so users can organize research, planning, drafting, and operational tasks. Teams can assign work to agents, configure model providers, connect supported services through available OAuth integrations, APIs, and webhooks, and follow task status and activity. The product supports both a managed cloud option and self-hosted deployment, allowing organizations to choose how they run their workspace. Its agent, knowledge, and workflow features are intended to help users structure repeatable business processes; available capabilities depend on the selected tools, model configuration, and deployment.
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    Aplite

    Aplite

    Aplite

    Aplite is a hosted personal AI workspace where browser-based agents work with markdown notes, files, and persistent memory. Users can chat with multiple agents, schedule routines, set triggers, connect skills and services, and review proposed workspace changes. Agents can create dashboards, reports, small sites, and other pages for preview and optional publishing. The service provides a dedicated cloud instance based on OpenClaw, with models selected through OpenRouter and usage tracked in prepaid credits. Individuals and small teams can use it to organize personal workflows, automate recurring tasks, and build pages from their workspace data.
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    Rezonant

    Rezonant

    Rezonant

    Rezonant turns product vision into engineering-ready work by capturing product intent and carrying it all the way through tasks, agents, and shipped code. It acts as the layer between what a team wants to build and what gets deployed, understanding the product, codebase, and context, then orchestrating AI agents to ship work that is correct and aligned with what the team intended. Rezonant helps teams decide what to build, break it down, and translate PRDs, feedback, UX issues, and prototypes into structured implementation work. Its ticket generation creates context-rich tasks that can be pushed directly to Jira or Linear, giving coding agents the technical detail they need to execute. Rezonant Alter, its Chrome extension, lets users point at what they want to change on a live product, record spoken feedback, select UI elements, describe changes in plain English, and turn everything shown on screen into specs or focused tickets grounded in the real architecture.
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    Sparkian

    Sparkian

    Sparkian

    Sparkian is a multi-model AI workspace for teams that don't want to pay for and switch between a separate subscription for every AI tool. Rather than committing to one model and living with its blind spots, you get access to 70+ models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Perplexity, and other providers in a single interface. You can run the same prompt across several of them side-by-side to compare answers before deciding which to trust. Beyond AI chat, Sparkian covers the rest of the workflow around it: inline AI image generation, a dedicated code canvas with syntax highlighting for writing and reviewing code, and live web research with cited sources built into the conversation. Teams can organize work into shared Projects, each with its own instructions, members, and conversation history, and a built-in Library keeps reusable documents, notes, and generated artifacts searchable across every conversation, so context isn't lost between chats.
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    GenTeam

    GenTeam

    Genspark

    GenTeam is an AI team workspace where people collaborate with AI agents in shared channels, group chats, direct messages, threads, and task boards. Users can create role-based agents, assign work by message or task, and keep project discussions and agent context available across conversations. Agents can research information, analyze documents, draft reports and other content, create files, and contribute code; results are shared back into the workspace. Teams can invite colleagues and connect supported coding agents running on a local computer, or use agents on Genspark’s cloud computers. GenTeam is available as a web application and through desktop and mobile apps, for individuals and teams coordinating ongoing work with AI assistance.
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    Rezolve.ai

    Rezolve.ai

    Rezolve.ai

    Rezolve.ai is an Agentic AI platform built for enterprise IT, HR, and FinOps operations. The solution combines multi-agent orchestration, AI-powered enterprise search, workflow automation, and autonomous support capabilities to help organizations modernize employee service operations. Rezolve.ai enables AI agents to resolve repetitive service requests, automate workflows, search enterprise knowledge bases, and interact with backend systems across Microsoft Teams, Slack, voice, chat, email, and mobile channels. The platform integrates with ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, Freshservice, Workday, SharePoint, Confluence, and other enterprise systems. Key features include: - Autonomous ticket handling - AI voice support - Enterprise AI search with citations - Conversational workflow automation - AI Ops automation - No-code AI agent deployment - Enterprise-grade governance and compliance Rezolve.ai helps enterprises reduce support costs and improve response times.
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    Elosia

    Elosia

    Elosia AI

    Traditional AI platforms store your conversations and train their models with your data. For professionals, freelancers, and businesses, this represents a risk. Elosia provide a unified AI workspace that gives you access to the best models and an offline mode while guaranteeing total privacy. Key Features: 🔒 Privacy by Design : - 100% local storage on your machine - Your data never passes through our servers - Priority access to Zero Data Retention (ZDR) models - Offline mode directly in your browser 💼 Maximum Productivity : - All the best AI models in one place - Single subscription instead of multiple subscriptions - Local embeddings for your sensitive documents - Unified and intuitive interface 🎯 Total Control : - You choose which models to use - Transparency on data retention policies - No surprises, no hidden collection Perfect for: - Independent professional - Teams working with sensitive data - Companies concerned with compliance (GDPR, etc.)
    Starting Price: 20€/month/user
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    Artyfacts

    Artyfacts

    Artyfacts

    Artyfacts is a persistent workspace platform designed for AI agents, enabling their outputs to exist beyond temporary chat interactions and become structured, reusable assets such as research, specifications, reports, and documentation. It addresses a core limitation of current AI workflows, where generated content is often lost or fragmented across chat logs, by providing a centralized environment where work produced by agents can be stored, organized, and iterated over time. It supports outputs from multiple AI systems, including tools like Claude, OpenClaw, or other agents, allowing teams to unify their workflows regardless of the underlying model. Rather than treating AI interactions as disposable conversations, Artyfacts turns them into durable artifacts that can be referenced, edited, and built upon, improving continuity and collaboration in complex projects. It functions as a workspace layer for agent-driven development and research.
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    Capriole AI

    Capriole AI

    Capriole Australia PTY LTD

    Capriole AI is an all-in-one AI workspace for unlimited web chat and unlimited image generation, with API access priced far below official provider rates. It brings leading models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Z.ai, and Moonshot into one interface so users can switch models within the same conversation, choose Fast or Thinking modes, search the web, and analyze files. Privacy controls provide cloud-synced, browser-local, or No Storage chat history. Its OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic Messages APIs work with Python, Node.js, and cURL and connect one API key to Codex, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Kilo Code, and other coding agents. The interface supports English, Chinese, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean, and Portuguese. Capriole AI offers a free plan, Premium from $8/month, and Team plans for five seats with shared usage and owner-managed billing.
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    Fabric

    Fabric

    Fabric.so

    Fabric is an all-in-one AI workspace designed to act as your second brain, helping you capture, remember, and organize everything effortlessly. It allows users to store notes, files, links, media, and ideas in one centralized place without manual organization. With instant capture through voice notes, quick typing, or one-click saving, Fabric makes it easy to get ideas out of your head fast. Its AI understands the content inside your files, from concepts in documents to visual details in images. Smart search lets you find anything instantly by simply describing what you’re looking for. Fabric also enables brainstorming, summarization, and discussion across folders, notes, and files using AI. Built for individuals and teams alike, Fabric keeps work connected, searchable, and always accessible across devices.
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    contboxx Vault

    contboxx Vault

    Adversign Media GmbH

    contboxx Vault is an on-premises sovereign AI platform that connects to 40+ enterprise systems and makes all company knowledge searchable, classifiable, and distributable. Developed by Adversign Media, Vault runs entirely on your own infrastructure. No data leaves your network, no cloud processing occurs, and no vendor has access to your content. Vault ingests from file storage (SharePoint, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Nextcloud), wikis (Confluence, Notion), chat (Microsoft Teams, Slack), CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot), ticketing (Jira, ServiceNow, Zendesk), BI tools (Power BI, Tableau), and more. Content is automatically classified by protection level and distributed only to channels that match its clearance. Three modules extend the core platform: Vault Ask for semantic search and verified Q&A with mandatory source citation, Vault Learn for automatically generating training modules and compliance records from internal documents, and Vault Tender for drafting responses.
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    Slashspace

    Slashspace

    Slashspace

    Slashspace is an AI-powered canvas workspace that helps users manage complex projects, research, development, and creative work without losing context across multiple chats and applications. Instead of relying on isolated chat windows, Slashspace places AI conversations, tools, documents, and data sources onto an interactive canvas where everything remains connected. Users can run multiple AI models, organize information spatially, connect external tools, and continue work without repeatedly recreating context. With local storage and support for major AI models, Slashspace provides a private, flexible environment for deep work and long-term projects.
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    PilotPM

    PilotPM

    PilotPM

    PilotPM is an AI-native customer operations platform that unifies support, customer success, product feedback, retention, and engagement in one place. Instead of a stack of point tools, teams run their whole customer lifecycle on one customer brain: AI agents draft replies, triage and route conversations, escalate to a human when needed, summarize threads, and surface health, churn-risk and expansion signals — all grounded in real customer context. It connects to the tools teams already use: Slack, HubSpot, Jira, Linear, GitHub, Stripe, Shopify, Snowflake, Google Workspace, WhatsApp, Instagram, the App Store and Google Play, plus a custom API. Pricing is flat and predictable — five tiers from a free plan up to enterprise, with AI inference included and one credit pool across every action, no per-resolution charges. Best for SMB and mid-market SaaS and technology teams.
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    Collio

    Collio

    Collio

    Collio is the all-in-one AI workspace for teams that replaces 60+ individual business tools (including project management, form building, image generation, and AI chat) through a single conversational interface. Teams interact with tools and specialist AI agents simply by typing, with no code or additional app installations required.
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    Wandesk

    Wandesk

    Wandesk

    Wandesk is a free, local AI desktop that lets users build the apps they need just by describing them. Instead of treating AI as a separate chatbot outside the workflow, Wandesk turns the desktop into an AI workspace where apps, chat, files, tasks, and memory live together on the user’s machine. Users can describe a tool such as a calorie tracker, reading list, invoice generator, bill splitter, lightweight CRM, or research dashboard, and Wandesk can generate a working local app with a React interface, backend API, and SQLite storage. The generated apps are designed to persist beside the user’s files and AI workflows, so they can be opened, reused, and improved instead of disappearing into a chat thread. Every Wandesk app can also call AI natively, enabling use cases such as auto-categorized ledgers, auto-summarized notes, and fiction tools that query lore and keep characters consistent.
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    Soloop

    Soloop

    Soloop

    Soloop is an AI workspace for solo founders, indie hackers, and small teams. It brings product planning, development, marketing, research, and feedback into one shared workflow. Specialized agents support different areas of the business: the CEO Agent turns goals into priorities and next steps; the CTO Agent converts requests and feedback into technical tasks and assists with code changes; the CMO Agent drafts campaigns, outreach, and marketing content; the Analyst Agent organizes product, user, revenue, and competitor data to surface useful signals. Soloop supports rather than replaces founder judgment. Agents research, prepare, organize, and recommend actions, while founders approve critical decisions such as roadmap changes, code releases, public content, campaigns, pricing, and positioning. The platform reduces tool switching and routine coordination, helping lean teams build, learn from users, and grow without hiring a full team early on.
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    Flowacts

    Flowacts

    Flowacts

    Flowacts is a shared AI canvas where individuals, teams, and AI build together without losing context inside private chat threads. It turns prompts into interactive workspaces where sources, notes, prompts, AI outputs, claims, branches, decisions, and conclusions remain visually connected, making the path from research to final answer clear at a glance. Teams can select any node, branch, group, or generated result as the starting point for the next action instead of rewriting prompts to rebuild context. A source can become a summary, a summary can become a table, and a research branch can become slides or a final brief while every new artifact stays tied to the context that produced it. Flowacts supports documents, tables, slides, mind maps, charts, flowcharts, timelines, images, research maps, strategy plans, and multi-step project canvases. Every output is editable, so users can refine blocks, regenerate sections, reorganize the structure, or continue building.
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    Tulvo

    Tulvo

    Tulvo

    Tulvo is the AI adaptive workspace, a single tool that fits the way your team already works. Describe your business in plain language and Tulvo AI sets up your templates, boards, tasks, and dashboard. You can edit all of it afterward. Write in Documents, manage projects on Boards, and ask Tulvo AI to create reports, assign tasks, or build automations for you. Deploy lets you host a site or app built with any AI tool in seconds. Connect Slack and Google Sheets, or move over from Notion.