Why Nema
Your team already has AI. The wins are stuck in private windows.
Nema works in the Slack channel, so one good answer becomes the whole team's.
One coworker the whole team can see
Ask Nema in the thread and everyone gets the answer, the reasoning and the correction. Nobody pastes results out of a private window, and nobody starts from zero.
Any channel can have its own coworker. You get a personal one in your DM for the work that is only yours.
It acts as you, and asks before anything risky
In your apps, Nema uses your access, not a service account, so it can never do more there than you could. Reading is instant. Anything risky waits for a yes in the thread, and every run is on the record.
@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.👁Only visible to you
Go ahead. Leave Lookalike 1 running.
Paused both in HubSpot. Kai approved it, and the run is on the record.
Context that belongs to your team
What your channel tells Nema lives in a canvas anyone can read and edit. Your terms, your rules, your exceptions, kept where the team can see them and fix them.
Never locked to one model provider
Nema reaches every major model. The ones it picks by default are open-weight, on endpoints we require to keep nothing and train on nothing. Your admin chooses which models a coworker may use, and no lab owns your coworker.
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.