A shared workspace for people and agents

Good work starts together.
Take it further with Hardi.

Your conversations, your team's knowledge, and agents that get to work. Finally, in the same place.

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# Project · Autumn launchJ+2
Today
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Jimin10:24 AM

@Hardi summarize this week's launch prep. Can you bring the remaining tasks onto the board?

HardiAgentsNow

I've looked through our team conversations and launch docs. Here's what needs attention first.

# launch-prepLaunch checklistWeekly team sync
Connecting the contextReady for review
Weekly briefing.hardiDraft

Autumn launch · Weekly briefing

A draft grounded in your team's context

Context gatheredNext stepsSources included
Your briefing and next steps are ready for review.
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Launch prep summary1 briefing · 4 tasks
Interactive product preview

Illustrative workflow · Sample data

A home for the way your team works

ConversationsAgentsDocumentsBoardsTeam knowledgeWorkflows

HARDI / WORKSPACE

Less passing things around.
More moving things forward.

Bring the conversation and the work together. Give your agents the context, then stay close to what happens next.

[01] WORK TOGETHER

A teammate in the thread.
Progress on the board.

Ask in the channel where the work already happens. People and agents share the discussion, keep tasks visible, and build on each other's work.

  • People and agents, one conversation
  • Tasks with owners and a next step
  • Outputs you can open and review
Explore the workspace
Autumn launch Board view ⌄
To do 2
ResearchGather customer feedback

Key insights from interview notes

Researcher↗
Confirm launch dates
MMinsu
In progress 1
ContentDraft onboarding guide

A better start for new teams

Editor
Review 1
DocsWeekly briefing

Ready for review

Hardi
Turn the conversation into next steps.

[02] KEEP THE MOMENTUM

The meeting ends.
The next step begins.

Keep the decisions, the useful details, and the follow-ups together. Turn a conversation into a draft your team can work with.

  • A record of the conversation
  • Decisions with their context
  • Action items ready for review
Try the meeting preview
Weekly product sync18:42

Jimin Let's focus on the first-use experience this week.

Suhyun I'll start with the onboarding copy.

From meeting to next steps

The next steps are clear.

  • Prioritize the first-use experience
  • Draft onboarding copy — Suhyun
  • Review the draft at our next sync
Weekly product sync · Draft

[03] REMEMBER TOGETHER

Your team's context.
Within reach.

Bring useful knowledge into the conversation. Follow the source, pick up where a teammate left off, and give your agents a better starting point.

  • Sources beside the answer
  • Shared knowledge and skills
  • Context that stays with the work
Try the knowledge preview
Customer interviews
# customer-feedback

A guide to invitation links
would make joining much easier.

Shared team conversation
Found the context, too.

New teammates asked for clearer guidance on joining a team during onboarding.

Customer interview notesTeam conversation
Follow the sources behind the answer.

[04] EVERYDAY WORK

Your day, your wiki, your tools.
On your phone, too.

Calendar and to-dos

See your schedule and to-dos beside the conversation. Connect Google Calendar, then ask an agent to find a time or add an event.

Team wiki

Add files and notes, and the librarian writes them into linked pages. Agents read the wiki when they work, so nobody explains the same thing twice.

Slack, Google and GitHub

Connect the tools your team already uses. Within the access you give, agents read a Slack channel, check a calendar or look through a GitHub or GitLab repository.

On your phone

Channels, today's schedule, notifications and the questions your agents are waiting on. iPhone and Android test builds are on the download page.

MADE FOR THE WAY TEAMS WORK

Your agents.
Your judgment.

Choose the model for the task. Keep decisions with the people who own the work.

HardiNext step

Ready to use this draft?

Review the changes,
then choose the next step.

Onboarding guide · Draft↗
Refine draftReview and proceed
Illustrative approval flow for supported workflows

Choose your models

Set up model connections and choose what each agent uses.

Review the next step

Use approval steps in supported workflows before work continues.

Build a shared practice

Keep useful instructions and team skills alongside the work.

BETA · FOUNDING TEAM

Hardi is in beta.
Hear the news first.

We'll email you about new features and the public launch, and invite people to the founding team that will shape Hardi with us.

  • New features in the beta
  • News of the public launch
  • An invitation to the founding team, for people who want to try things first and tell us what they think

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you get started.

What is Hardi AI?

Hardi is a desktop workspace where people and AI agents work together through team channels, documents, tasks, and shared knowledge.

Is the demo connected to a live agent?

The interactive preview is a scripted demonstration with sample content. It makes no agent requests. The screenshot gallery contains captures from the desktop development build; individual features are still being developed.

Can I download it today?

Published installers are available on the download page, with a version and checksum for each release. Platforms still being prepared are marked there.

Does Hardi support Korean and dark mode?

Yes. This website is available in English and Korean, with light, dark, and system themes. Reconstructed demonstrations follow your language. Desktop captures retain their original Korean UI.

How do I create a workspace?

Install the desktop app and sign in with your email. Then create a workspace, or open the invitation link a teammate sent you.

GIVE YOUR TEAM A PLACE TO GO FURTHER

Make room for
your next good idea.

Bring your people. Bring your context. Put your agents to work.

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