Do your work in Damon today, with your tools connected and an agent beside you. Hand off the jobs you repeat to agents that follow your rules, remember how you like it done, and get better every run.
Research, planning, drafting and project management, with your tools connected and an agent in the loop. Ask when you need something, or put it on a schedule once it’s routine.
One line becomes a plan. You approve it, Damon works through it and the finished files land in your drive. You keep the decisions, and anything that needs a sign-off waits for you.
Example: given the goal “Launch the spring newsletter and grow signups 20% this quarter”, Damon writes a 4-step plan, waits for approval, runs it, and replies: “Done. The spring issue is drafted with two subject lines, your segments are built from the CRM, and the A/B test is ready to run.”
Example: Damon notices you have built the same investor update three months running and offers to take the first pass. After you approve its plan, it drafts the update, saves the steps as a workflow scheduled for the 1st of each month, and captures your format as a skill it learns from on every later run.
Damon spots work you keep redoing and offers to own it on a schedule. The way you do it becomes a skill, and every edit and approval teaches it what good looks like to you, so the second run needs less of you than the first.
Memory, a drive, tasks, skills, workflows and your connected tools, with policies on every action and a record of what ran. Damon ships all of it together, so agents finish the job and come back knowing more than they left with.
Agents
Each with its own personality, goals, and an allowlist of what it can and can't access.
Governance
Every action passes through the policies your team sets, and leaves a record.
Workspace
What agents use, remember and produce as they do the job.
Context
A rich graph overlaid across the data in every integration.
Integrations
The tools and systems agents act through.
Copy a workflow into your workspace, connect the tools it needs, and run it manually or on a schedule. Every template shows exactly what it does first.
Workflow · Personal Productivitydamon/workflow/daily-inbox-digest
Every morning, summarize what landed in your inbox and flag what needs a reply.
v1Damon
Workflow · Salesdamon/workflow/monday-pipeline-review
Every Monday, list the deals that have gone quiet and suggest a next step for each.
v1Damon
Workflow · Personal Productivitydamon/workflow/weekly-status-report
Every Friday, write the project status report from your project tool and offer to post it.
v1Damon
Connect the tools below in a few clicks, or bring any MCP server. New tools get sorted into read and write access the moment you connect them.
Connects today
Gmail
Google Calendar
Google Drive
Slack
ClickUp
monday.comReach through MCP
Any tool that publishes an MCP server can be added to a workspace, and Damon classifies what it exposes the same way. The wall below shows the kind of tools teams bring, not built-in connectors.
Tools teams reach through MCP servers include Google Sheets, Google Docs, Google Meet, Notion, Jira, Confluence, GitLab, Zendesk, Intercom, Stripe, Shopify, QuickBooks, Xero, MailChimp, Typeform, Calendly, Zoom, Loom, Airtable, Asana, Trello, Figma, Miro, Dropbox, Box, Discord, WhatsApp, Supabase, Snowflake.
Let agents run without letting them run wild. You set what they can read, write and send, and anything that needs a sign-off waits for you.
Foreground or background, a run halts the moment it reaches a gated action and picks up exactly where it left off once you decide.
Define what Damon can read, write and send. Every tool from every connected system inherits them, and you can override any single tool.
Connect an MCP server and Damon classifies each tool as read or write, matches it to your scopes, and falls back to requiring approval when it isn't sure.
Admins set the policy once and it holds across every member, so no one's setup becomes the weak spot.
Each thing an agent reads, writes or sends is logged with its scope and who approved it, so you can see what ran last week and why.
Free
$0/ mo
Try it before you commit
Enough to see Damon do real work, and a week or two of daily scheduled runs.
5,000 credits
One-time, to get started
10 GB storage
Plus
$25/ mo
+$19 per additional seat
Everyday use: a daily triage workflow plus regular work with agents.
30,000 credits / mo
+20,000 per seat
25 GB storage
+10 GB per seat
Pro
$99/ mo
+$75 per additional seat
Power users mixing frontier models up front with background agents all day.
125,000 credits / mo
+75,000 per seat
100 GB storage
+25 GB per seat
Max
$199/ mo
+$149 per additional seat
Frontier-heavy work and small teams.
250,000 credits / mo
+150,000 per seat
500 GB storage
+50 GB per seat
Credits measure the AI work Damon does. A simple question might use a handful of credits; a complex, multi-step job a few hundred. Faster, cheaper models use fewer credits for the same work, so you can stretch your plan by choosing them for routine tasks.
Second brains fail because keeping them up takes more effort than anyone has. Here's a Zettelkasten-inspired structure for the Damon drive, and two workflows that turn your email, meetings and chats into organized notes and keep them current.
The GitHub Slack app posts every event. This recipe has an AI agent read your repos each morning and post one message to your team channel, covering what's waiting on review, what's stuck, and what shipped.
One prompt to a chatbot gets you a generic article. Three agents (a researcher, a writer and an editor) working from your team's Slack ideas channel and your brand voice get you a draft worth editing, every week.
