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Ivy. A workspace that thinks.

Ivy is one AI brain across your company. It works like a human, but scales like software: it runs the work on its own computers and follows through on difficult work until it's done.

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The Ivy app: the Japan launch chat, where Claire asks Ivy to run the November 3 launch, Ivy reports three workers localizing the site, testing payments and drafting reseller outreach, and teammates follow up; the sidebar lists projects for Hiring, Board and investors, Platform reliability, Japan launch and Q4 launch.

Ivy is resilient, not deterred by obstacles.

Watch Ivy proactively work through a software engineering task.

  1. 01The ask

    One plain message. No setup doc, no ticket.

  2. 02Access

    Ivy asks for exactly what it needs, and each system waits for a person's yes.

  3. 03Orientation

    It learns what's running, what changed this week and how the team handles incidents.

  4. 04Questions

    What it can't find out, it asks the person who knows.

  5. 05Watching, day and night

    A quiet watch runs around the clock. At 3:12 AM, webhook retries pile up.

  6. 06Triage

    It ties the spike to a deploy, reproduces it and says so plainly.

  7. 07The fix

    A pull request with the analysis, the tests it ran and a recording as evidence.

  8. 08Follow-through

    Merged, confirmed healthy, closed in the chat. The watch keeps running.

One brain for the whole company.

Works on its own computers

Ivy starts workers in parallel, each on a live machine with a browser and a terminal. Watch any of them and step in whenever you like.

Turns scattered messages into one plan

Every chat, email and invite about the same goal becomes one plan, with owners and dates Ivy keeps current.

Asks the person who knows

When a question needs a human, Ivy finds who can answer, asks, and brings the answer back.

The right model for every job

Ask for the best model on hard problems, or tell Ivy to keep costs down. It remembers how you like things run.

Join a project, inherit what it knows.

  • Every project keeps its own working context: its threads, files, decisions and what's in flight.
  • Ivy keeps track of the threads as the work happens, so nobody has to.
  • That context stays with the people on the project. Anyone who joins starts with all of it, instead of it living on someone's laptop.

One drive, shared with your team and Ivy.

Documents, decks, data and code live next to the chats that made them. People and Ivy edit the same files, and every version is kept.

Every file, previewed

The launch folder shows a live preview of each document, with who edited it last.

Version history for every shared artifact

The launch plan Ivy keeps current, with every earlier version one click away.

Changes are proposed, then merged

A worker edits on its own branch of the drive and proposes the changes back. Someone reviews the files and merges them into main.

Linked into your chats

What Ivy writes lands in the drive and links into the chat where it was asked for, with each version and editor shown.

Talk to Ivy directly, or where your team already works.

In the app and by text

Message Ivy in a chat or from your phone. Same Ivy, same memory, wherever you ask.

Updates in your Slack channels

Connect Slack and Ivy's workers post progress to the channels your Slack app is in, with the plan and files a click away in Ivy.

Connect the tools you already use

Ivy's workers read and act in them with the access you grant.

  • Slack
  • GitHub
  • Linear
  • Notion
  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Drive
  • Asana
  • ClickUp
  • Airtable
  • HubSpot
  • Sentry
  • Vercel
  • Attio, Ashby, Ramp, any API

Real agency, with security boundaries.

  • Its own computer for every worker

    Each worker runs on an isolated machine of its own.

  • A person's yes before it acts outward

    Sending, merging and new access can require a person's approval.

  • Credentials never reach the worker

    Tokens are added at the network edge, never handed over.

  • Shared context zones

    Each project keeps its own context, shared only with the people in it. Nothing crosses unless you share it.

  • Every change is signed

    Each file and message shows who made it, person or Ivy.

  • Spend in plain sight

    See what each workspace costs, as it happens.

Company-owned intelligence. Yours, not ours.

  • Your drive is yours

    Every file in your workspace belongs to your company. Download any of it, anytime.

  • Inputs and outputs are your IP

    What you put in and everything Ivy produces for you is yours, along with the files.

  • Never used for training

    We never train models on your data.

  • Bring your own

    Use your own Claude or Codex subscription and connect the tools you already pay for.

Research, innovate, create.Together, with Ivy.

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