Meet Bits, AI teammates that get work done across the tools your business uses. Need something custom? Build it in Studio, where your Bits can work too.
Work with your Bits in Slack or Microsoft Teams, too.
A 36-second illustrative conversation in the fall-launch channel. Maya asks for launch emails and sales follow-ups. Marketing Bit reads the project notes and saves three email drafts in Gmail. Sales Bit checks account history in HubSpot and prepares six follow-ups. Operations Bit returns a seven-task launch checklist with owners and deadlines. Maya asks for shorter emails and messages Studio to make a launch page. Marketing Bit revises the drafts. Studio reports its progress, then confirms the page is saved for review and not published. No website, document, or dashboard preview opens. Maya assigns new inquiries to Jordan and asks that replies stay in review. An example Gmail inquiry arrives from Harbor House. Sales Bit matches the account in HubSpot and drafts a reply in Gmail. Operations Bit assigns Jordan a follow-up for tomorrow. Jordan returns to review. All progress and results appear as messages and compact task receipts in the same conversation. This is fictional demonstration data; no messages are sent, no pages are published, and no external tools are changed.
Give each Bit a role and instructions. Bits only work inside the tools and accounts you connect.
A 12-second illustrative animation. Launch Bit is assigned a role, receives brand-voice and approval instructions, and gains access to Gmail, HubSpot, and selected files. Only the chosen tools are connected in the example. No real accounts are connected.
Keep briefs, drafts, and decisions beside the conversation. Share direction, review the work, and hand off the next step.
A 12-second illustrative animation. Maya shares the approved launch direction. Launch Bit prepares three email drafts, links the brief and sources, and returns the work for team review. No real messages are sent.
Your preferences, past decisions, and feedback stay with the work. Your Bits use that context on the next task.
Lead with blockers in every weekly update.
Saved. I’ll put blockers first in this workspace.
Workspace preference savedView memory →
Bits link sources and flag anything missing or unconfirmed. External messages, spending, and publishing wait for your approval.
A 12-second illustrative animation. Campaign draft sources appear, the unconfirmed launch date is flagged, and the draft is held for approval. Nothing is sent or published.
Encrypted with your keys, under your control, and isolated from other customers.
Your Bits work across the tools you use. Need something custom? Start with a ready‑made Build and make it your own.
Your Sales partner researches accounts, prepares relevant outreach, and keeps next steps in the tracker, so your reps spend their time with buyers. You review every message before it sends.
Work together in Bitsbase. Message your Bits inSlackMicrosoft Teams
Sales partnerSales Bit
SlackPrep follow-ups for the 12 accounts we met at Tuesday’s event. Skip anyone we’re already talking to.
Nine drafts are ready. I skipped three accounts that already have open conversations with your team.
Event follow-up9 drafts
Accounts, deals, follow-ups, and next steps in one pipeline your sales team shares.
