Give the work
to a teammate
who can finish it.
Message a Workmate the way you would brief someone on your team. It can use your apps and websites, carry the job across tools, coordinate with other Workmates, and come back when a decision needs you.
A named AI teammate for real work
Workmate
If you can explain the job, you can hand it over.
Create a named teammate
Give a Workmate a name, a role, and the context behind the job. It remains the same teammate as the work and the relationship grow.
Message it like a teammate
Describe the outcome, share the useful files or background, and grant access when the work reaches an app or account that needs it.
Let it carry the job
Your teammate can move across apps, websites, files, browser sessions, and terminal tools, keep you updated, and return when a decision needs you.
The conversation becomes completed work.
A Workmate can use a connector when an API exists and the computer when it does not. The goal is the same: finish the job in the systems you already use.
Finishes in the real tools
Workmates use a cloud computer with a browser, files, and a terminal, so the job can finish in the apps and websites you already use.
Starts with a conversation
Create a Workmate, send a message, and grant access as needed. You do not have to diagram the entire process before the first useful task begins.
Hands work to the right teammate
Workmates can message one another, share context in threads or group chats, and pass ownership without making you the router for every handoff.
Learns the routine by watching once
Walk a Workmate through a multi-step process. It can preserve the routine and run it again on demand or on a schedule.
Gets to know how you work
Memory, files, browser sessions, and preferences carry across assignments, so the relationship becomes more useful over time.
There when the work moves
The same Workmate and the same conversation remain available from the desktop and mobile apps.
Handoffs work because context travels with them.
Your Workmates share files, browser sessions, and app logins within one account-level computer. That makes collaboration fluid and makes the access boundary important to understand.
Your team shares one computer
All of your Workmates use the cloud computer assigned to your account. Shared files, browser sessions, and app logins make handoffs possible without repeating setup.
Each teammate gets a screen
Every Workmate gets its own screen on that computer, so several teammates can use browser and desktop tools at the same time.
Access belongs to the team
The computer is isolated to your account, not to an individual Workmate. A login or file placed there is available to every Workmate on your team.
Access placed on the shared computer is available to every Workmate in that account. Grant access with the whole Workmate team in mind.
Read the security modelOpen Workmates and start with a task you already know how to review. Your teammate can learn the rest with you.