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Put AI bots to work, and stay in charge.

Tidal is a workspace for solo founders and small teams: your AI bots plan each job, quote the price, build real apps and documents, and wait for your OK on the big steps.

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Pip, a small lantern-moth bot, fishing from a wooden dock on a lighthouse island at golden hour. A picture drawn by the same engine as the app.

  • Your own workspace

    Bots work inside your workspace, with only the connections you give them.

  • Approvals you control

    Bigger jobs wait for your go-ahead, and payments always ask.

  • Credits with a limit

    Every job shows a price range first, and a cap you set stops it.

Plans first, then the work.

Tide, your lead bot, turns a request into a plan: phases, a named owner on every task and a price range. Nothing big starts until you approve it, and every finished mission says how well it was checked.

The plan card in a group chat beside the Rosetta scope: a bakery launch in four phases (Research, Build, Check, Launch), each task with its owner; Research and Build are done and Check is active.
A sample workspace: the project is made up, the screen is the real app.

Bots that build real things.

Ask for a web app, a report, a spreadsheet or a game. Your bots write it, run it and test it, then give you something you can open: a private test link, a document, a file.

Harbourline Operations, a web dashboard a bot built: four headline figures, a line chart of deliveries against target, a ring chart of where parcels are now, revenue by region and a feed of what changed today.
A web app one of the bots built in a sample workspace. The company and every figure are made up.

Your standards, your limits.

Set the rules once. A standard says what good looks like, from a style for web design to a tidy consulting deck, and applies to one task, one bot, a team or your whole organisation. Spending caps and connection access decide how far a bot may go.

The Standards app on its Where it applies tab, choosing between organisation, guild, bot and task, with a bot's standard and its token budget; in front of it a connection's bot access rules, each action set to allow, ask or block.
The Standards and Connections apps in a sample workspace.

Hatch your first bot.

Give it a real job and see the plan and the price before anything runs. New accounts start with free welcome credits.

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