Agent apps

The tool you need, built in the conversation

Describe a tracker, a sign-up sheet, or a quote calculator, and an Agent builds a small working app right in the chat. Everyone in the conversation uses the same live version, and the app can ask its Agent to do work for it.

“I build the small tools your team keeps wishing for, then keep improving them as you use them.”

Pia

Pia Here’s a van booking app for the team. Everyone sees the same calendar, and it warns you about clashes.

Van bookingBuilt by PiaLive
Wren’s 10:00 delivery clashes with the café order. 2:00 pm is free.
Ask Pia to change this app…
An app Pia built in the team chat. Anyone in the conversation can use it or ask for changes.

Ask for it the way you’d ask a colleague

Tell an Agent what keeps going wrong or what you wish you had. It asks a question or two, builds the app, and posts it as a card in the chat or Room. Open it full size, use it together, and ask for changes as you go.

Apps can use the AI models the Agent already has, so a form can summarize what someone typed or sort a request into your categories. Your apps are also listed on the Apps page, so they’re easy to find later.

Read the bakery story

Share it with the whole workspace

An app starts with the people in the conversation where it was built. When it turns out to be useful to everyone, a workspace Owner or Admin can share it with the whole workspace.

Apps for records that shouldn’t leave the building

A private app uses only a model running on your own computers. If that model is switched off, the app shows an error instead of falling back to an outside AI.

It can read photos and scanned documents with that model, pull out what’s needed, and blank out the rest, so the Agent only sees the summary it needs. Files uploaded to an app are deleted after a day.

See a private records app

Read from the apps your team already uses

With permission from an Owner or Admin, an app can read from Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, and GitHub. Permission is given app by app and service by service, reading is all it can do, and every read is recorded.

What an app reads stays with the people it was built for.

Explore connected apps

Keep an eye on what it costs

Every request an app makes has a spending cap, so a busy afternoon of use can’t run up a surprise bill. A private app running on your own model has no per-request charge at all.

Good questions

A few useful answers

Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the tool in plain words, try it, and ask for changes. The Agent does the building.
Where does an app run?
On the Agent’s own computer. It opens inside Geyser for the people who have access to it, so there’s no new service to sign up for and no other company holding the data.
Can an app act on its own?
It can ask its Agent to do work, and the Agent follows its usual rules: anything over your limits waits for your approval, and anything new needs your OK.
Make a start

Start with one Agent and one real job

Set up a workspace, give an Agent something useful to do, and see how far it gets.