The problem
Slack-style tools treat agents as bolt-on bots, so teams can't share context or coordinate work with them
What they do
Team messaging app where AI agents join channels as teammates with identity and permissions
Traction Customers in ~15 countries, mostly small teams (2-40 people); waitlist; no revenue disclosed
Hiring trend
- Open roles
- 5
- Headcount
- ~12-17
Tiny team, ~12-17 staff (sources conflict: LinkedIn-based count 12, -14% YoY = -2 people; Tracxn 14; Built In 17); 5 open roles, all SF onsite
Hiring in
- San Francisco
Funding
- Last round
- $20M (pre-seed + seed, announced together)
- Stage
- Seed
- Date
- Sep 2026
Led by Accel (pre-seed); Index Ventures, Emergence Capital (seed)
- Hiring+15 open roles on the live job board (3–9 roles = +1)
- Funding recency+1.5Seed · $20M (pre-seed + seed, announced together), Sep 2026 (1 month ago): 6 months or less = +1.5
- Traction+0.75Some growth: Customers in ~15 countries, mostly small teams (2-40 people); waitlist; no revenue disclosed
- Red flags0None found in the last 24 months
- Total3.251 + 1.5 + 0.75 − 0 = 3.25 → Warm-up
Stealth rule: just out of stealth, so it starts in Warm-up whatever the score (Steady by score alone).
Distance (Unproven) is a separate read on how long the lead can last. It doesn't change the score.
Distance
Unproven
Just out of stealth, waitlist-gated, with small teams as customers; competes head-on with Slack's native agents, Microsoft Teams Copilot and Jack Dorsey's Buzz.
Sources: TechCrunch: $20M, 15 countries, many small teams (Sep 2026) ↗ · Accel: pre-seed lead, Index and Emergence led seed ↗ · Tech Beat: rivals Slack agent, Microsoft Copilot, Buzz ↗
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Last checked Oct 25, 2026