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Private space
A personal helper for each person.
Keep personal preferences, notes, reminders, plans, and ongoing work in a conversation that belongs to you.
Try asking
“Help me prepare for Thursday and remember what I decided.”
Private AI Workspace / Product 002
For families, founders & small teams
Your People and AI Helpers, Together.
Give every person a private assistant. Give every family, project, or company a separate shared helper. Add specialists when the work calls for them—all through one familiar conversation.
PrivatePer person
SharedPer group
SpecialistPer job
One familiar chatIllustrative
Family RoomShared Helper
Maya · 09:41
Can everyone do a family dinner this week?
Family Helper · 09:41
Wednesday at 7:00 works for all four calendars. Shall I add it?
Add to planTry another time
Arun · 09:43
Add it, and remind us Wednesday morning.
Message the room…
Ask from a phone, return later, and continue in the right personal or shared conversation without starting over.
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A place for every kind of context
Private when it is yours. Shared when it is ours.
Personal assistants and group helpers keep separate conversation histories. That simple boundary lets people collaborate without automatically bringing private notes, preferences, or work into the room.
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Shared space
A separate helper for the group.
Give a family, project, or company room its own history for shared plans, decisions, calendars, tasks, and files.
Try asking
“Find a time that works for everyone and add it to our plan.”
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Specialist space
Focused help when the job needs it.
Add helpers with clear roles for research, writing, planning, customer support, household coordination, or software work.
Try asking
“Review the feedback, group the themes, and prepare next steps.”
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How it works
From setup to useful conversation in five clear steps.
The workspace is designed around how your group already communicates. You choose the people, rooms, helpers, and approved services; we help turn that into a dependable everyday setup.
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Create your workspace
We shape one private home for your group.
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Invite your people
You decide who belongs and where they can join.
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Choose the helpers
Set up personal, shared, and specialist roles.
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Approve connections
Choose the calendars, lists, files, or work services each helper may use.
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Start with a message
Ask, reply, return later, and continue the right conversation.
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Built for real groups
One conversation model. Many ways to move life and work forward.
The same private, shared, and specialist structure can support a household, a founder travelling with a remote team, co-founders building a product, or a small organisation coordinating across time zones.
Household
A family of four
Coordinate appointments, groceries, holidays, school plans, and chores without mixing anyone’s personal notes into the family room.
“Find a free evening for all four of us.”
“Split this weekend’s chores fairly.”
Founder
A remote AI team in one chat
Keep research, operations, marketing, finance preparation, and product work moving from your phone while every specialist stays in its role.
“Study this customer feedback.”
“Prepare the launch checklist.”
Product Team
Co-founders building together
Keep goals, customer learning, product decisions, launch plans, and progress in one shared room where the latest decision is easy to find.
“Summarise our open decisions.”
“Turn this feedback into priorities.”
Client Work
A small agency
Give every client a separate room for plans, drafts, feedback, approvals, and deadlines so context does not cross between accounts.
“Prepare the weekly client update.”
“List everything waiting for approval.”
Knowledge Work
A research team
Use focused helpers for reading, fact-checking, data work, and writing, with one shared room for conclusions and unanswered questions.
“Compare these findings.”
“Show which claims still need evidence.”
Care Coordination
A family supporting a relative
Share visit plans, appointment reminders, shopping lists, and household tasks while every family member keeps a private planning space.
“Who can attend Tuesday’s appointment?”
“Update the shared shopping list.”
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What your helpers can do
Useful help that stays close to the conversation.
Ask for plans, research, drafts, checks, files, reminders, and approved actions without rebuilding the context in another system. Each helper can have a clear role and only the connections that role needs.
A familiar conversation
No new operating system to learn. Send a message, reply in context, and pick up where you left off.
Approved connections
Bring selected calendars, reminders, task lists, notes, files, and work services into the conversations that need them.
Useful remote work
Ask approved specialist helpers to research, draft, inspect work, prepare changes, run checks, and report back in chat.
Human control
Choose who joins, which helpers are available, what each helper may use, and where important work needs a person’s review.
Files returned in context
Receive supported files in the same conversation, with access limited to the locations your group approves.
Managed for your group
Setup, updates, monitoring, backups, and recovery are handled so your people can focus on the work itself.
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Privacy begins with separation
A private note does not become group memory by accident.
Each personal assistant has its own conversation history. Shared rooms have separate histories. Information moves into a group conversation when a person chooses to post or share it there.
Separate histories
Personal conversations and shared rooms do not automatically copy information between one another.
Connections you approve
Choose which calendars and services are connected and which helper may use each one.
People remain responsible
Helpers can prepare and carry out approved work, while important decisions still receive human review.
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Common questions
Clear answers before you bring your people in.
The best workspace is one whose boundaries and responsibilities make sense to everyone using it.
Is this one assistant for everyone?
It can be, but it does not have to be. Each person can have a private assistant, a family or team can have a separate shared assistant, and specialists can be added for focused jobs.
Can a shared helper read private conversations?
Not automatically. Private conversations and shared rooms keep separate histories. A person chooses when to post or share information into a group room.
What can we connect?
Supported calendars, reminders, task lists, notes, files, and work services can be connected with your approval. Availability depends on the service and the workspace setup.
Can people message at the same time?
Yes. Each conversation stays with the correct person, room, and helper, while unrelated conversations can continue at the same time.
Can it help with software work?
Yes. With approved access, a coding helper can inspect work, suggest and prepare changes, run checks, and report results. Important changes should still be reviewed by a person before release.
Does it replace people?
No. It helps people remember, prepare, organise, and carry out approved work. People remain responsible for decisions and review.
Start with your real group
Bring Your Family or Team into One Private Working Conversation.
We will help you design the rooms, helpers, and approved connections that fit how your group already works.