Reach the whole live web
A specialist opens real pages, clicks, fills forms, and pulls out what it finds, the way a person would. It reaches sources, regions, and sites behind a login that an ordinary assistant gets blocked from.
See the browser ›The platform
One handle. A team of specialists. A real machine behind each one.
Your specialists live in Slack and Teams, but behind every one is a private machine of its own: a browser, memory, search, documents, email, code, and your tools, all in one sealed sandbox, with every action tied to the person who asked. Here is what they do, and what stands behind them.
A machine each a private, isolated computer per conversation
Always there your work persists, and resumes instantly
Every action tied to who asked, and auditable
EU or US you choose where your data lives
The model
A team of specialists, on one handle.
Mention @hq and the right specialist answers. Each one is its own configured expert, and a conversation stays with the specialist that picked it up, from the first message to the last, so you always know who you are talking to.
- Modelthe model each specialist runs on
- Skillsadd abilities; live on the next message
- Personatone, verbosity, languages, and instructions
- Aliasesthe names your team uses to reach it
- Toolsexactly which apps and data it can touch
- Budgethow far it can go, and spend, on its own
Mention a specialist by name to reach it directly, or let your default one pick up everything else.
Capabilities
What your specialists can do.
Each capability is backed by a system we built ourselves. The outcome lives here; the engineering lives on qOS.
Reach
Find and gather, anywhere on the live web or in your own data.
Answer from your own knowledge
Ask in plain language and get an answer grounded in your own documents and chat history, with its sources, instead of a generic guess. The more your team connects, the more it knows.
See search ›Act
Turn a request into finished work, and send it where it needs to go.
Handle the paperwork
Hand a specialist a contract, a scanned form, or a stack of PDFs and it pulls out the text, tables, and details that matter, then writes a clean document back. From an NDA review to a quarterly deck.
See documents ›Give specialists their own inboxes
Set up inbound mailboxes that route each message to the right specialist, which then acts on it: file and classify the attachments, pull out the data, reply, or start a workflow. What it sends back is fully authenticated, so it lands in the inbox, not in spam.
See email ›Build and run, not just suggest
Each conversation is a full computer, so a specialist can actually do the work: run a script, crunch a file, build a quick tool, install whatever it needs, instead of only telling you how.
See the sandbox ›Connect
Work inside the tools you already run, and grow new ones.
Act inside your stack
Authorize the tools your team already runs, your CRM, analytics, storage and the rest, and specialists work inside them on your behalf, with every credential locked away where the specialist can never read it.
See integrations ›Grows with the work
When a job needs something a specialist cannot yet do, the skill for it joins the toolkit with no release to wait on, so what your team can hand off keeps growing.
See skills ›The sandbox
A real machine behind every specialist.
Every conversation runs on its own private, hardware-isolated machine, nothing shared with anyone else. It keeps your work, winds down when idle, and comes back exactly where you left off.
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A machine of its own
Every conversation runs on its own private, hardware-isolated machine, the same kind of isolation behind AWS Lambda. Nothing is shared, and nothing leaks between teams.
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Always there, always yours
Everything a specialist installs or creates stays put, so a thread you pick back up a week later is exactly where you left it.
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Instant, every time
Conversations start with no spin-up wait and come back the moment they are needed, right where they left off, even after days sitting idle.
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Nowhere to leak
A specialist can only reach the places you have approved, and nowhere else, so even one fed a malicious prompt has nothing it can do with your data.
Autonomy
It runs the work, not just the chat.
Ask for an outcome and the specialist runs the whole multi-step job. The work survives interruptions, recurs on a schedule, and stays inside the limits you set.
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Finishes what it starts
Long jobs do not lose their place. If something is interrupted mid-task, the specialist picks up exactly where it paused, not from the top.
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Schedule by asking
Say "every Monday at 8am, compile a digest and email it to me," and it recurs. Any cadence and time zone you can describe, no builder to learn.
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Runs itself, safely
A job that keeps failing pauses itself instead of spamming you, and it will not pile up or double-run while you are away.
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Sharper with use
After each session it turns what happened into lasting knowledge, so it gets better at your recurring work the more your team relies on it.
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Never runs away
You set how far a specialist can go on its own, so autonomous work always stays inside the limits, and the budget, you choose.
Knows your world
Arrives knowing your workspace, and remembers the work.
From day one a specialist knows your channels, people, and the docs you connect, because it reads your history into a private, consented index at install. From then on it remembers what you tell it, the accounts you work, and how recurring tasks get done, consolidating while idle so it sharpens with use.
- Knows your workspace. It reads your team's past conversations, with consent, so its very first reply already fits how you work.
- Grounded every turn. It pulls the relevant background into each answer on its own, so replies fit your world without you re-explaining the context.
- Remembers across sessions. Preferences per person, facts about accounts shared across the team, and the steps that worked, so recurring work gets faster.
- Yours to govern. See what a specialist knows, then correct, delete, or freeze it. Inviting the bot opts a channel in; removing it pauses.
Identity & audit
Every action carries who asked, and is written down.
Identity and audit are not an add-on here, they are the spine, built into every action an specialist takes rather than bolted on after.
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Tied to who asked
Every action a specialist takes is bound to the person who asked and the permission they granted, and that is checked at every step, so a specialist can only ever do what it was actually authorized to do.
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A record you can trust
Everything a specialist does is written to a log that cannot be edited after the fact, so you always have a clear, trustworthy account of who asked, and what was done.
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Your secrets stay secret
Your passwords and API keys are encrypted and handed to tools behind the scenes. The specialist, and the AI model behind it, never see them.
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Built for the EU AI Act
Stop, override, or correct any specialist, a disclosure that it is AI that cannot be removed, and the right to have what it knows about a person erased. Designed in from the start.
Built to scale
Channel-agnostic, and built to grow.
The same specialists and memory follow your team across channels, and it is built to grow from a single team to many thousands without missing a beat.
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Wherever your team works
Slack and the browser extension are live today, with Microsoft Teams on the way. Same specialists, same memory, whichever your team uses.
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Nothing falls through
A request is never lost and an action never runs twice, even if something fails midway. What you ask for gets done, once.
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Grows with you
From a single team to many thousands, it keeps pace as your usage grows, in the region you chose.
In practice
What you can ask.
One message can move through several tools and systems. You describe the outcome; the specialist picks the path and reports back, every step audited.
Research Northwind Traders, pull my new leads from Attio, write a one-page brief on each, and email them to me every Monday at 9am.
Browse the web Pull from Attio Write a brief Send the email Every Monday
Go through last month's Plausible stats, cross-reference Google Search Console, and suggest the ten highest-impact SEO fixes.
Plausible + GSC Analysis Ranked report
Review this NDA, flag any non-standard clauses, and email a plain-English summary to max@legal.firm.
Read the NDA Clause review Email a summary
Build a quick demo of the features we announced in #news, in our brand style, and drop the link in the channel.
Read #news Brand memory Build it Reply in channel
See it in your own workspace.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough and watch a specialist do real work in your Slack or Teams.
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