Kuse

Kuse gives every project a workspace where files, folders and context live between sessions. Upload PDFs, Word docs, Excel files, images or text files and they stay available for later tasks. This is the piece that separates it from a chat tool, because the AI can pick up a project days later using the same material.

Describe what you need and Kuse drafts it. It works as an AI document generator and an AI presentation builder, producing documents, spreadsheets, presentations, websites, images and videos that match the style and templates you point it at. You can reformat one piece of content for a new audience or turn raw notes into a structured operating procedure without rewriting it by hand.

Describe a repeating process in plain language, connect the apps it should use, and Kuse builds a workflow that runs on a schedule. Results land in your workspace folder, so a report that used to take an hour arrives ready to review. The system adjusts when your source data changes rather than breaking on a fixed script.

Kuse connects to Google Drive, Slack, Notion, GitHub, HubSpot, Stripe, Figma and Google Calendar, with access to more than 1,500 apps through Pipedream. That reach matters for workflows, because a task can read from one tool and write back into another instead of stopping at the Kuse window.

Inside a spreadsheet you can highlight data and ask questions directly, clean messy inputs into structured tables, and generate formulas from plain language. Kuse also builds charts automatically, so you get a visual of patterns and trends without setting up the chart by hand.

The team plan pools credits across a group instead of charging per seat, so a whole team draws from one balance. It adds seat and group management plus a shared workspace, which fits small companies that want everyone working from the same files and models.