OneAI

Ask in plain words. Apply only what you like.

“Tighten the brief.” “Make the budget readable.” “Chase the accountant for the bank statement.” OneAI reads the whole project, hands deep work to the specialist for each editor, and brings every change back as a card you apply — or don’t.

Filmed in OneManage

It drafts. You apply.

Two of OneAI’s cards, applied in the app by Tidewell — a demo company. OneAI’s replies in these films were written for the demo; the cards, and Apply, are the app’s own.

  1. 1

    Ask, and get a card

    Ask for three launch-week tasks: OneAI drafts them as a card beside the canvas. Nothing changes until you choose Apply — then the checklist counts them.

  2. 2

    A chase from the facts

    A request reads “2 of 3 provided”. OneAI drafts the reminder from the request itself — what’s outstanding, and by when — and Apply sends it.

1Ask, and get a card

Your call, always

An assistant that reads everything. And changes nothing until you say so.

  1. It reads the whole project

    Docs, sheets, decks, boards, forms and campaigns — the cards it’s reading light up while it works.

  2. Every change is a card you apply

    Edits arrive as proposals on the card they would change. Apply them, or don’t.

  3. A specialist for every editor

    Ask inside a sheet and you get a sheet expert. Inside a deck, a designer.

SuggestDraftExecuteAutomate Draft by default — every change waits for you. You choose how far it goes.

Deep work, handed off

A specialist for every editor.

Ask once. OneAI hands deep work to the specialist for that card — several at once when a job spans several — and each reads its editor, does the work and prepares cards for you to apply. Engage’s specialist lives in the Engage card itself.

  • Doc specialist — a real rewrite, a restructure, a section-by-section polish.
  • Slide specialist — a deck rebuilt, a narrative restructured, every slide polished.
  • Sheet specialist — a model built out in cells, a table restructured or formatted, formulas repaired.
  • Design specialist — a new artboard from a brief, a round of edits across a design.
  • Engage specialist — the growth marketer you’d hire if you could: channels, adverts and money, inside your limit.
  • Task specialist — a project broken into tasks, a sprint planned, a board triaged.
  • Board specialist — a brainstorm mapped, a process diagrammed, a board organised.
  • Form specialist — a form built out, a survey restructured, questions reworked.
  • Record specialist — responses analysed: counts, patterns, standouts, what to do next.
  • Code specialist — a feature added, a refactor, a bug hunted down.
  • Media specialist — a picture edited: background removed, something replaced, recoloured, extended.

OneAI at work

An assistant that asks first.

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