One place to ask across your work.
ClariSpace is a private workspace that reads what you connect - your Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Sheets and Drive, and your Jira board - and answers questions from all of it at once, in one thread. It drafts what you need, keeps Radar (where your work stands: who owes what to whom, what is due, what is waiting), and it stops before anything leaves.
What it does
- Answers from your own material. "Is anyone waiting on a reply from me about the Q3 deck?" is answered from your mail, calendar and board, with each fact naming where it came from.
- Drafts, briefs and follow-ups. A reply to a mail thread, today's brief, a weekly review, the follow-ups you owe - written for you to read and change.
- Radar and Circle. A living picture of your work - promises each way, decisions, what is at risk - and a page for every person in it, built as a by-product of reading, never from a form.
- Agents, Routines and Standing orders. Hand a job to an agent and watch each step; have the brief run every morning; turn "when mail arrives from Priya, make a task" into an order that stands.
- Voice. Tap the mic, ask, hear the answer.
- Notes. Record a meeting from your microphone, once everyone knows it is being recorded. Afterwards: a summary, what was decided and who owes what, each with the moment it was said, and a task a click away.
- DevMode. An engineer for your code, in the same product. It works in a project on your own computer, through a small bridge you run in the project's folder: it reads the code, plans, makes the change, proves it with your tests and reviews its own work, showing you every step as it happens.
What it never does
Nothing is sent, applied or written to your services without you pressing the button yourself. ClariSpace prepares a reply; you send it. It proposes a task; you create it. It drafts a change to a sheet; you apply it. Every action it takes on your behalf is recorded in Trail, and every model call it makes is counted in Spend.
DevMode is the one room that changes things as it works - the files of the project you open in it - so it does so in the open. Every edit is shown as it happens and keeps the file as it was, so it can be put back. Tests, builds and similar checks run on their own; a command that installs, deletes, commits, pushes or reaches the network waits for you to press Run it. Commands run on your computer, never on our server.
Who it is for
People who live in mail, calendar, documents and a board, and who would rather ask one question than open five tabs - and developers who want an engineer that shows its work. ClariSpace is in early access: anyone with an email address they keep can create an account, free for now, within a daily allowance. Questions first? Write to hello@clarispace.in.
Where to read more
How your data is handled is in the privacy policy; the terms of use are here.