Eight apps you work in and four agents that work while you don’t, all reading from the same connected memory. Anything you make in one becomes searchable everywhere else — and every entry below is a real miniature of the app doing its job. Hover to replay.
Notes and Chime: free foreverCadence and the Stride pipeline: on every planChat: free after the trialEverything else: 14 days free, then Pro, Max or Team
Folio
Documents
Like Google Docs or Notion pages
Write things your team can actually find later.
A full editor rather than a text box: real tables you can resize, checklists, headings and formatting that survives export. Every document is embedded as you write, so it turns up in chat answers alongside your Slack threads and tickets — with the facts it used cited inline.
Tables, task lists, headings and inline formatting — no markdown syntax to learn
Autosaves as you type; open a document on another device and it's there
Share with your team in one click, or keep it private by default
Export to Word, HTML or Markdown with tables intact
Start from a template — meeting notes, project brief, to-do list — or a blank page
Ask a question about any document without leaving it
Plays well with
Chat — every document you write becomes a source for answersStride — a weekly pipeline review or a proposal lands here as a document
Included on Pro, Max and Team plans
Attune
Meetings & classes
Like Otter.ai or Granola
Listen once. Keep everything.
Attune transcribes live — from your microphone or straight from a browser tab, with no bot joining the call — and writes the notes as it goes. Afterwards it pulls out who committed to what, and those commitments land in the same task layer your agents read from.
Live transcription from your mic or from a shared browser tab — no bot in the meeting
Notes written as the meeting happens, not fifteen minutes after
Ask questions about anything said, with the full transcript in context
Class mode turns a lecture into flashcards for revision
Action items become tracked follow-ups automatically
A recording that overlaps a deal's meeting files itself in Stride
Plays well with
Cadence — start a recording from the meeting and it's already titled and linkedPulse — what was promised in a meeting shows up in your next briefing
Included on Pro, Max and Team plans — recording time grows with the tier
Cadence
Meetings
Like Google Calendar, with a memory
Your meetings, with everything you know about the people in them.
Cadence is where meetings live: when, who's coming, what's on the agenda, and what's known about each attendee. Every meeting has a lifecycle — needs prep, happening, needs follow-up, done — and Pulse is called at the two moments that matter, so you walk in briefed and walk out with the follow-up written.
Agenda, week, day and month views of your connected calendar and the meetings you create here
Attendees, agenda and links on every meeting; a people directory that remembers roles and companies
Invite anyone by email — people on ClutterAI see it in their own Cadence and can accept or decline
A lifecycle strip with one primary action: Prepare, Record with Attune, Follow up
Pulse briefings and follow-ups a click away, with their status shown on the meeting
Share manual meetings and contacts with your team
Plays well with
Pulse — Cadence owns the meeting, Pulse owns the intelligence about itChime — today's meetings sit in your Today view next to your tasks
Included on every plan; Pulse briefings come with Pro and above
Stride
Sales
Like a CRM that fills itself in
Your deals, kept moving. Nothing typed.
A pipeline for people who sell: accounts, deals, stages and the people on each one. Meetings and recordings file themselves against the right deal. After every meeting Stride proposes the updates — next step, close date, who promised what — each with a verbatim quote from the transcript, and you approve them item by item. Each morning, Today tells you whose turn it is.
Pipeline board and table, a deal page with next step, timeline, people and memory with evidence
Attune recordings and Cadence meetings file themselves against the deal
After-meeting proposals, every item quoting the transcript — approve, edit or skip each one
Follow-up emails drafted from the meeting, ready to send
Ask chat “where are we with Acme?” and get the deal's status with its sources
Account research with citations, a proof finder over your own docs, and a weekly review you can export to Folio
Plays well with
Digest — a Pipeline section in your morning briefing, deals that need you firstTeams — share a deal, comment with @mentions, hand it off, review the team's pipeline
Pipeline included on every plan; after-meeting AI on Pro and above
Facet
Data
Like Airtable or a smarter spreadsheet
Ask your spreadsheet a question in English.
Connect an Airtable base or upload a CSV or Excel file and Facet mirrors it live. Type what you want in plain language — "customers in the EU who churned after less than three months" — and it compiles that into a real filter you can inspect and adjust.
Live mirror of your Airtable bases, or upload a CSV or Excel sheet up to 25,000 rows
Filter in plain English; see exactly what it understood
Typed columns — dates, selects, numbers — with the right operators for each
AI columns that fill themselves — categorise, extract, summarise per row
Runs tell you the cost before they start, and skip rows already filled
Group, summarise and save a view, then share it with your team
Plays well with
Digest — track rows and they become commitments you're reminded aboutChat — ask about any record without leaving the grid
Included on Pro, Max and Team plans
Easel
Canvas
Like Miro, FigJam or Excalidraw
Draw the thing, or have it drawn for you.
An infinite whiteboard for architecture, planning and thinking out loud. Describe a system and Easel lays it out as a real diagram — and it can ground that drawing in your own repos and docs rather than in guesswork.
Full drawing tools — shapes, arrows, freehand, text, images
Describe a diagram and watch it laid out automatically
Ground a diagram in your own data, so it reflects your architecture
Cluster loose sticky notes into themes in one click
Turn a board into tracked tasks
See who else is on the board with you
Plays well with
Forge — a diagram drawn from the repo is one Forge asks the same questions ofChime — sticky notes turned into tasks show up in your Today
Included on Pro, Max and Team plans
Chime
Tasks & remindersFree forever
Like Todoist, with a memory of what you promised
Tasks and reminders that find you.
Type a task the way you'd say it — “send Susan the deck tomorrow at 3pm #Work !!” — and Chime files the date, time, list and priority. Reminders ring as system notifications with sound, in your browser and on your phone, with Done and Snooze right on them. And it watches what you've promised across your tools, so the things you said you'd do turn up as suggestions.
Quick-add in plain English: dates, times, “every weekday”, lists and priorities, all parsed as you type
Tasks and reminders kept distinct — a reminder always rings at its time
Today shows what's overdue, what's due and today's meetings from Cadence
Repeat, snooze, subtasks, priorities and lists with colours
Notifications that reach you outside the app, with Done and Snooze buttons on them
Suggested: commitments spotted in your tools and meetings, one click to track
Plays well with
Stride — an approved next step becomes a task with the deal attachedAttune — action items with your name on them arrive as suggestions
Free forever, on every plan
Notes
NotebooksFree forever
Like OneNote or Apple Notes
The place for everything not ready to be a document.
Nested pages, as deep as you like. Drag one page into another to reorganise, label anything, and search across the lot by keyword or by meaning. Notes stays free on every plan, forever — writing, organising and searching cost nothing to run, so we don't charge for them.
Unlimited nesting — drag to reorder or to nest inside another page
Labels with colours and icons; filter by label; search by keyword or by meaning
The same editor as Folio: tables, checklists, images, slash commands
Templates and a daily note; pinned and recent pages
Ask AI to summarise a whole notebook, or pull the tasks out of a page
Download any page as Markdown or HTML
Plays well with
Chat — your notes are searched alongside everything elseChime — tasks pulled out of a page are tracked and remind you
Free forever, on every plan
Agents
Always running
The apps are where you work. The agents work while you don’t.
Each one owns a different job — briefing, summarising, ranking, building — and every one of them runs on the same connected memory, on every paid plan.
Pulse
Meeting intelligence
“Walk in already knowing what matters”
Before any meeting, Pulse cross-references your email, Slack and Notion or Confluence to brief you on who's involved, what was last discussed, and the open action items between you.
Like a chief of staff
Digest
Daily briefing
“Know your day before it starts”
Every morning, Digest reads your calendar, open threads, tickets, your pipeline and the last 24 hours across every tool — then hands you a headline, your top three priorities, who's waiting on you and what you promised. Items close themselves when the reply lands.
Like a morning stand-up
Triage
Ticket intelligence
“Know what's on fire, first”
Reads your Jira, Linear and Zendesk queue, ranks every open ticket by urgency, and drafts a suggested fix grounded in tickets you've already resolved.
Like a support lead
Forge
Coding agent
“Build with your codebase already in context”
Write, debug and refactor alongside your repos, issues and docs. Forge writes complete files you can preview, edit and save, versions every revision, reads screenshots of errors, searches the web when it helps, and lets you pick how much effort a question deserves.
Like Claude Code or Cursor
Try all of it for 14 days.
Every app, every agent, no card. Chat and Notes stay free afterwards.