Plain answers.

A workspace for a team, people and agents together: pages and tables, messages, mail, calendar, calls, and Pan, the assistant. It runs on the server and opens from the browser.

Not yet. It is built and tested, and the startups of Firmamento Technologies already use it. Opening it to everyone is coming, with no dates.

Firmamento Technologies. Company tells it.

The interface is in Italian today. Pan answers in the language of whoever writes, and Translate brings a message, a mail or a document into your language. The site is in Italian and English.

With an invitation. Seven steps, one at a time, in the guide Getting started.

No. You can start alone, in Private, and invite people when you need to.

Yes: Notion, Google Drive and OneDrive, and Word, Excel and Markdown files, land in a folder of their own. Importing from other work tools is coming.

The phone has a light app with a widget per app: one thing to see and one to do. The product’s pages are also tested at 375 pixels wide. See Phone.

Whoever uses it, with their own key, and a cap per person. Never the organization’s key, not even in jobs and channels.

Your provider’s: OpenRouter, EUrouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek. The list is re-read every hour.

Only what you see. And to write in an outside service it asks permission.

Yes, like any model. That is why it proposes and does not decide: you create to-dos with a tap, and a writing proposal you keep or discard.

Every thing lives in a place and whoever is there sees it, plus whoever gets extra access. The database decides, not the page. See Security and data.

Only you. A mail linked to a page shows the page the link and a summary, not the text.

The system is not open to everyone yet. Where each organization’s data will live we will say here, when it is.

Yes. An app gives a six-digit code and, if you turn it on from the Profile, signing in needs that code too. Whoever leads the organization can ask everyone to use it.

The price list is not published yet. What we know is on Pricing.

After a few days of grace the organization goes read-only: you read everything, nothing is deleted, and by paying you resume where you were.