ateams

ateams is a communication tool. ateams combines group chat, tasks, video calls and a team wall with four named AI teammates that research, create content and handle reminders inside the shared thread. It is free to start on web, iOS and Android.

ateams is a group collaboration app that puts chat, tasks, video calls and a shared team wall in one place, then adds AI teammates that work inside the same thread. Instead of asking an assistant in a private tab and pasting results back, members tag an AI teammate in the conversation and everyone sees the answer as it arrives. Each ateam comes with four named AI teammates: Cora, Nola, Radar and Vera. They can be mentioned in chat or assigned a task. In the examples on the homepage, one teammate splits a presentation deck into tasks with owners and due dates, another finds three peer-reviewed sources on a topic and adds summaries to the wall, and a third schedules a reminder for the whole group. The site also says the teammates can research complex topics, produce multimodal content such as images, text and video, and act on connected tools. The product is aimed at small groups: student project teams, friends organising an event, or any squad that wants shared to-do lists and conversation without stitching together several apps. A group can start solo with the AI and invite others later, and newcomers see the work already in progress. Invitations go out through a shareable link, email, or imported contacts. Connections cover email, calendar and files. Listed services include Gmail, Outlook Mail, Google Drive, OneDrive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, OneNote, Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar, so teammates can work on a user's behalf with those accounts. ateams runs on the web, iOS and Android, and the homepage describes it as free to start. Among alternatives, it sits between general team messengers with bolt-on assistants and standalone chatbots. Its distinguishing choice is treating AI as named members of the group rather than a separate tool, which suits casual or academic teams more than enterprises needing deep admin controls, although the homepage does not detail those.