Spaces

Each project gets one space where chats and files live together, instead of sitting inside one person's private thread. Anyone with a seat sees the same conversation and the same documents, so the team stops rebuilding context from scratch. This is the feature that separates Spaces from a plain AI assistant. For most teams, this is the whole point.

You don't hire one general assistant, you hire several. A researcher, a copywriter, a launch lead, each with its own instructions, notes, and tools, and anyone in the space can put them to work. Separate memory means the researcher's findings don't get buried under the copywriter's drafts.

Routines run standing work unattended. Set a morning brief, a follow-up, or a weekly recap and the space keeps going when nobody's watching, pinging someone only when a decision is needed. It turns the workspace into something that produces output on its own schedule. Set it and forget it.

Connect the ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini account your team already pays for, or run a model on the machine itself. Spaces is the app those models work in, so you're buying the space rather than another subscription for tokens. You can bring more than one provider and switch per agent.

Agents use the real web from inside the app. They research, click through pages, and stay signed in, and because the browser lives beside the chat, the agent sees the same page you do. That keeps web-heavy work like pricing checks or competitor reading inside the space. No copy-paste required.

So what happens when you leave the desk? Link Telegram once and the same chats keep going on your phone, including photos, files, and voice notes. There's no separate plan for mobile, which matters for teams that aren't always at a desk.