A Bot works where you work
Stripe, HubSpot, Gmail, Jira, Notion — signed in with its own account, clicking the same buttons you do.
AI teammates you can give real work to. Bots can sign in to your tools, use them just like you do, and come back with finished work.
Stripe, HubSpot, Gmail, Jira, Notion — signed in with its own account, clicking the same buttons you do.
Do the task once with it watching. It writes the routine down and runs it the same way every time after.
Corrections stick. What you fixed last Tuesday is what it already knows this Tuesday.
Put several in a room and they hand work between themselves — one brief, four teammates, one result.
Watch one work. This is Nova on a real brief — the same cursor, the same tools, the same log you would get.
Nova
Revenue Ops
The task
“Chase last week's failed payments and draft the follow-ups.”
$0
1,500 credits, once.
Trying it out.
$15 / mo
15,000 credits every month.
One person, working daily.
$45 / mo
45,000 credits every month.
A team sharing a workspace.
$175 / mo
175,000 credits every month.
Agents running all day.
Yes. Your workspace gets one persistent cloud computer and every Bot works on it — the same files, the same browser, the same logged-in sessions. That is what lets one hand work to another without re-explaining anything or signing in twice. Isolation is per workspace, not per Bot.
It stays on that machine. A Bot signs in to your tools in its own browser profile on your workspace's computer, the session lives there, and you end it by revoking the account on the tool's side — the same way you would offboard a person. Nothing is copied into a prompt or sent to a model.
It stops and asks, in the thread, rather than guessing. You can also take the machine over mid-task — the screen is live, so you drive for a minute and hand it back. It picks up from where you left the cursor.
If you schedule it, yes. A routine wakes the Bot on its own timetable and it works through the job whether or not the tab is open. Anything you marked as needing a human waits for you instead of proceeding.
Work done, not seats held. Credits are spent while a Bot is actually running and a Bot sitting idle costs nothing, so a quiet week is a cheap one. Every plan includes a monthly grant, and you can top up 5,000 more for $5 at any point.
Yes — the Bot is the teammate, not the integration. Connect a new tool and the same Bot signs in and uses it; what it has already learned about how your team works carries across unchanged.
Bots can sign in to your tools, use them just like you do, and come back with finished work.
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