One goal becomes a plan, a coordinated team, and work you can actually review. Meet Habiff: the friendly face of a more capable AI workspace.
Habiff should make complex AI teamwork feel immediate, understandable, and a little extraordinary. Explore the intended experience below.
VISUAL CONCEPT · HOME
Illustrative designs · Not live product screens. These are original concept renderings. Their tasks, metrics and integrations are illustrations, not evidence of available features.
Invite the right specialists, assign responsibilities and see how their work fits together. A chairman who does not pretend to do the work. Presidents who own a domain. Experts who actually execute. You can talk to any of them — Habiff makes sure you never have to talk to all of them at once.
TEAM STUDIO · CONCEPT
Takes the goal, picks the presidents, forces the argument, and signs the report. Every card you approve comes from here, and every receipt lands back here.
Prebuilt and ready to work. You can address any expert directly; Habiff keeps the thread, the evidence and the reporting in one place.
Five presidents ship at launch, with 27 named experts on the bench. The library grows by adding presidents, not by bolting another chatbot onto the pile.
A scripted run of one real morning. This is what a crew looks like when the clock is running — including the part where two presidents disagree and one of them loses.
“Get the Q3 review finished and sent before ten.” No prompt engineering, no tool menu, no picking a model. Habiff takes the sentence and starts the clock.
The first thing it does is not write. It decides who owns which part, and says so out loud before anyone spends a token.
Finance checks every number against the ledger. Engineering writes the release note and checks what actually shipped. Admin finds the two approvals nobody chased.
Three presidents, nine experts, one shared evidence log. You see the split, not the machinery.
Finance says the 12% growth figure is unverified. Marketing says it is already in the deck and the deck goes out at ten.
Finance wins, because the rule is evidence before polish. The number gets sourced, the sentence gets rewritten, and Marketing does not get to send it anyway.
One send, to one person, with the exact body and attachment. Not a summary of the action. The action.
Nothing has run yet. Approve and it goes. Deny and it dies here — no queued retry, no softened re-ask, no “are you sure?” loop.
send draft to: [email protected] subject: Q3 review, revised body: 1 message, 412 words attachments: none reversible for: 30 seconds
Sent, logged, and the deck updated with the sourced number. The evidence log has the recipient, the hash, the time and the diff.
Then Habiff stops. It does not start the next thing, book the next meeting, or spend another turn without you.
Anyone can be charming in a chat window. Trust shows up at the moment something is about to leave the building. Try it — this one is real, local and harmless.
Read it, then decide. The card shows the exact action — not a description of it, and not a summary written by the same model that wants to run it.
Deny leaves nothing behind. No queued retry, no softened re-ask. Habiff records the denial and moves on.
If the card cannot show it, it cannot run. Switch to the unreadable action and watch a 4,900-character instruction with hidden characters get refused before you ever see a button.
send draft to: [email protected] subject: Q3 review, revised body: 1 message, 412 words attachments: none reversible for: 30 seconds
This is the whole action. If it does not fit here, it does not run.
Same chairman either way. Hosted means we run it. Desktop means your work never leaves the machine. Both are in validation, and we say which one you are getting instead of blurring them.
Concept · multi-device
A workspace on our infrastructure with the crew already provisioned and a model allowance included. Nothing to install.
Concept · first run
A Windows app that runs the agent locally, with the same card for anything that touches your files, browser or accounts.
An included allowance so week one is free of key-hunting, and a bring-your-own-key path for people who already pay for a model and refuse to pay twice.
Enough turns to finish real work. When it runs out the crew stops and says so — it does not quietly spend your money.
The counter is the same one the crew sees. No separate billing surprise.
Point Habiff at the model you already pay for. The key stays in your workspace, scoped, and never appears in a card or a log.
TRUST & PERMISSIONS · CONCEPT
A device being connected is not the same as being watched. Watching is not permission to act. Consequential actions are presented precisely — and wait for your decision.
Early access opens in small groups. Tell us what you would hand to the crew first, and we will come back with a real answer, not a waitlist email.
No pricing announced. No launch date promised. This page describes a preview build. Concept artwork is illustrative.
