@FutureHuman beta

Tag FutureHuman in your team chat

FutureHuman reads the thread, picks up the context, and does the work right where the conversation is happening.

In beta for studio plans. Your workspace admin turns it on.

  • It answers the question everyone was about to ask, with the numbers attached. Our standups got shorter the first week.

    Rosa Calder, Head of Operations

  • We tag it into incident channels and it has the timeline written before we have finished triage.

    Jonas Berg, Engineering Manager

  • The context is the point. It reads the whole thread, so nobody has to explain the problem twice.

    Priya Natarajan, Product Lead

  • Our account teams prep for calls inside the channel now. The brief is waiting before the meeting starts.

    Marcus Webb, VP, Sales

  • It drafts the change, links the ticket, and asks before it touches anything. That is the right amount of help.

    Ana Duarte, Staff Engineer

  • Scheduled summaries replaced three recurring meetings. People read them because they are short and right.

    Elena Park, Chief of Staff

  • Finance asks for a number in the thread and gets it with the source. No more spreadsheet archaeology.

    Tom Okafor, Finance Director

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Coming soon to more chat apps

Join the waitlist and we will let you know when @FutureHuman reaches your team’s app.

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How it works

Mention @FutureHuman in any thread. It reads what came before, works in the tools you have connected, and replies in place.

  1. Tag it in

    Mention @FutureHuman in a thread or a channel. It reads the conversation so you never have to restate the problem.

  2. Set a schedule, or let it watch

    Ask for a summary every morning, or for a heads-up whenever a channel needs an answer. It keeps to the hours you set.

  3. It jumps in with the answer

    FutureHuman replies in the thread with the work done: a summary, a table, a draft, each with its sources.

How teams use @FutureHuman

Five things teams hand it every day, straight from the thread.

Take the first pass on an incident

Tag it into the incident channel and it pulls the alerts, the recent changes and the runbook into one timeline your on-call engineer can act on.

Prompt

@FutureHuman what changed in checkout in the last hour?

Core capabilities

Everything it needs to be useful in a thread, and nothing that gets in the way.

  • Reads the whole thread

    It picks up the context from the conversation, so you can ask the way you would ask a colleague.

  • Works in your tools

    With the connectors your admin approves, it reads and writes in the tools your team already uses.

  • Runs on a schedule

    Ask for a daily digest or a weekly report and it posts on time, every time.

  • One assistant for the team

    Everyone in the channel can tag it, and everyone sees the same answer and the same sources.

  • Shows its sources

    Every figure and claim links back to where it came from, so you can check before you act.

  • Respects permissions

    It only sees what the person who tagged it can see. Nothing more.

@FutureHuman connects to your tools

Connect the tools your team relies on and it works across all of them from one thread.

See the connectors

Admins stay in control

Your workspace admin decides where @FutureHuman can work and what it can reach.

  • Identities you can customise

    Set its name and picture for your workspace, and decide which connectors it may use.

  • Turn it on per channel

    Add it to the channels that need it. It never joins a conversation it was not invited to.

Ready for a new way of working?

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