Chat
Where the day-to-day work happens. Ask a question, @mention an assistant, attach files, and get answers with citations. Group chats let several people and assistants work in one thread. Read more
Nebulas is an AI work platform for teams. You bring your documents, data and business tools. Nebulas turns them into assistants you can chat with, apps that run scripts and produce reports, and tasks that run on a schedule. Everything lives in a workspace shared with your team, and it runs on EU-hosted infrastructure or inside your own boundary.
You use Nebulas through four areas. They share the same workspaces, assistants and knowledge.
Chat
Where the day-to-day work happens. Ask a question, @mention an assistant, attach files, and get answers with citations. Group chats let several people and assistants work in one thread. Read more
Studio
Where you build. Create assistants, knowledge bases, data tables, and apps made of scripts, report templates, brands and widgets. Most of it can be built by chatting with a builder agent. Create an assistant
Admin
Where your organization is managed: teams, members and roles, billing and usage, API keys, and the LLM providers you want to use.
Nebulas Kit
Where Nebulas meets your own website. Two npm packages put a Nebulas assistant or a form you built in Studio on any React site. Embed on your website
Upload documents, connect SharePoint or a web page, and your assistants answer from them with citations. Data tables hold structured records that assistants can query in plain language.
An assistant has instructions, a model, and tools such as knowledge search, web search, data tables, scripts and integrations (HubSpot, Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Notion and more). Describe it in a sentence and the builder agent sets it up. You can also import an agent that already runs elsewhere.
Tasks run an assistant or a script once or on a recurring trigger, and send the result by email or into a group chat. Jobs chain several tasks into one sequence. The job builder plans the steps from a goal you describe.
An app groups scripts, report templates, brands and widgets. The builder writes the code from your description. You can run scripts with mocked inputs, render reports as markdown with charts, and publish the whole app as one release. Templates exist for a contact form, a booking page, a Q&A page built from a document, and social posts.
The Market Place lets you install packages published by your organization or the community, and publish your own apps as packages.
With Nebulas Kit, a website visitor can chat with one of your assistants or fill in a form you built in Studio. Your credentials stay on your server.