Your team's AI coworker, in Slack.
@Nema does the analysis, writes the code, follows up until it's resolved, automates the repeat work, and suggests the next steps.
$50 in free credits. No card up front.
@Nema which of our ad campaigns lost money last week?
Two of the eleven. Retargeting and Lookalike 2 spent 8,400 last week and brought in 3,100. The other nine are all making money.
Pause both?Saves about 1,200 a day.๐Only visible to you ยท ApprovedPaused both in HubSpot. I will post each campaign's return here every morning at 9:00 until they are back on.
Ask in the thread. It does the work.
Nema is an AI coworker in your Slack. Add it to a channel, mention it, and it answers in the thread. It reads and acts in your apps with your access, asks before anything risky, and remembers what the channel teaches it.
Read more about what Nema doesIt works where you already do
Mention @Nema in any channel or message it directly. It answers in the thread and streams as it works, so the whole channel sees the result.
Nema in SlackIt uses your apps, as you
Connect Gmail, Linear, GitHub, Notion, Google Drive and more. Nema reads and acts with your access, never more than you could.
ConnectorsIt asks before anything risky
Reading is instant. Risky changes wait for an approval card in the thread, and every run is on the record.
It keeps going after you close Slack
Ask for something every Friday and it runs in the cloud. Teach it a rule once and everyone in the channel gets it from then on.
Your team already has AI tools. The work is still stuck in silos.
Each person has a private chat window and the output never leaves it. Nema works in the channel, on top of what the team is already doing, so the whole company moves faster and learns together.
Read more about why NemaOne coworker for the whole team
Not a private chat window per person. Nema sits in the channel, sees the same thread the team sees, and everyone sees what it did and why.
Work with AI in the open
Ask, correct and approve in the thread, so there are no handoffs. You see how your colleagues use it, borrow what works, and the good habits spread on their own.
Company context, built together
What the channel tells Nema lives in a canvas everyone in the channel can read and edit. It grows with every thread instead of living in one person's head.
Never stuck with one model provider
Nema picks from every major model, including open-weight ones where they fit. Your admin chooses which models a coworker may use, and you can pin one per coworker. Your context stays with you.
One coworker, taught by the whole company.
Nema builds a memory of how your company works: the terms, the rules, the exceptions. Every answer draws on it, and every correction adds to it. Correct it once, and everyone gets the fix from then on.
Read more about how it learns
Added @Nema to the channel.
Hi. Mention me in #support and I will answer first-line questions and route the rest to the right person.
@Nema how did last week's pricing test do?
Variant B lifted signups 6.2 percent, but activation fell 3.1 percent.
Not signups. Activation is the first report created.
Corrected. On first report created, B is flat against control. I will use that definition here from now on.
Confirmed, payout fees go to 6120.
Adding it to the #finance canvas so everyone here gets it.
โ Owen Bartlett approved the canvas edit
@Nema which account do Stripe fees go to?
6120 Processor fees. Owen put that in the canvas this morning.
It keeps working after the thread goes quiet. Everything runs in the cloud.
Ask Nema to automate something and it runs on a schedule in the cloud, posting the results in the channel. Nothing runs on anyone's laptop, so it keeps going while you are offline, in a meeting or on vacation. App Home shows the routines you set, and you can pause them there.
Read more about routines
@Nema every Friday, pull the open vendor invoices from Gmail and post the total here.
Set. Runs Fridays at 9:00 in the cloud. Pause or cancel it from App Home.
14 open invoices, 62,300 in total. Three are past due; the largest is Northwind at 18,000, due 12 days ago. Full list in the thread.
Always just the right model. The cheapest one that's good enough.
Stop paying frontier prices for everything. Nema sends routine work to small, fast models and open-weight models where they fit, and saves the frontier for the work that matters most. You are never stuck with one provider: switch or pin a model per coworker any time, and your context stays with you.
Read more about modelsreconcile 216 payoutsa small, fast model is enough
Build your own agents. Narrow jobs, their own rules.
Some work needs a small agent with a clear brief, not a general coworker. Give it a system prompt, decide when it speaks, pick the apps it may reach, and name who approves.
An auto-responder for help channels
Answers first-line questions in #it-help or #hr-questions from your docs, and hands the rest to a person.
Scoped to what it should see
A channel with contractors or a partner gets an agent with only the connections that channel needs, and nothing else.
Agents for your customers
Put one in a shared Slack Connect channel to answer customers with your docs, your tone and your rules.
You answer IT questions for staff from the IT handbook in Notion. If the answer is not there, say so and route it: laptops and hardware to @joe, accounts and access to @stephanie, anything security-related to @susie. Never reset a password yourself.
Responds to- Only when mentioned, and in threads it already answered in
- Also when a message needs it
- Notion
- Linear
- Gmail
- Google Drive
- HubSpot
- GitHub
- Owen Bartlett
- Dana Reyes
Pricing
Team
Buy credits. Nema draws them down as it works.
$45per org / month
Start for freeGet $50 in free credits, no card required
Billed yearly, $540 a year. Credits refill monthly, and you can stop at renewal.
- Unlimited users. Adding people is free. You pay for the work Nema does, never per seat.
- Every feature from the first credit. No tiers to unlock, nothing gated.
- Optimized model routing. Routine work goes to fast, cheap models and the frontier is saved for the work that matters, so credits go further.
- Shared team memory. Correct it once in the channel and everyone there gets the fix.
- Routines in the cloud. Scheduled work runs while you are offline and reports back in the channel.
- Approvals in the thread. Risky changes wait for a person, and every run is logged.
- Your own deployment. What leaves it is model calls, the apps you connect and web search.
Enterprise
Security and scale for larger organizations
Talk to sales
Everything in Team, plus:
- Volume credit pricing
- Your own infrastructure and model keys
- SAML SSO and custom data retention
- Invoicing
- Dedicated support
Find your first assignment
What will your team ask Nema?
See examples for your team, explore work in your industry, or compare Nema with the tools you already use.
Questions, answered.
Do I need a card to start?
No. Add Nema to Slack, invite it to one channel, and the first $50 of credits is on us.
When you need more, tell us and we top you up the same day.
What is a credit?
A credit is a unit of Nema's work. Model calls draw credits down as they happen, so a quiet week costs almost nothing and a busy one costs what it used.
Nothing is charged per seat.
What happens when credits run low?
The admin console shows the balance and warns when it runs low.
Ask for a monthly package or a one-time top-up from there, and it lands the same day.
Which models does Nema use?
Any of the major models, including open-weight ones. Nema routes routine work to fast, cheap models and saves the frontier for the work that needs it.
Your admin can pin a model per coworker.
Where does my data go?
Nema runs in its own deployment for your company. What leaves it is calls to the model endpoints, the apps you connect and web search.
In Slack, Nema sees what the thread sees. In your apps, it sees only what you gave it access to.
Can Nema change things outside Slack on its own?
Not anything risky. Reads run straight through. A write goes through a risk gate and your workspace policy, and anything risky waits for someone to approve it.
Every run is logged with who asked, what ran, which tools it used, and who approved.
How does it learn our way of doing things?
Corrections happen in the thread. Nema keeps the note, or adds it to the channel canvas once someone approves, and everyone in that channel gets the fix from then on.
Memory is per channel, so #finance and #support each keep their own.
Can I stop a routine?
Yes. App Home lists the routines you created with their schedule, and you can pause, resume or cancel them there.
Can we run Nema on our own infrastructure?
That is the Enterprise plan. Talk to us and we will walk through it.
Start with one channel.
Add Nema to Slack, invite it to one channel, and ask it something. $50 in free credits, no card up front. If you would rather see it first, we will walk you through it.