How it works
From first note to a client who stops asking
No rollout project, no admin, no PM overhead. A Topic accumulates memory as your team works, and the AI puts that memory to use.
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Open a Topic
One container for one piece of work.
- Three taps on mobile, no setup project, no admin.
- The note is the durable source of truth; chat, tasks, and decisions sit beside it.
- Invite teammates and client-side stakeholders — client seats are always free.
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Work in it
The Topic accumulates memory as you go.
- Conversation happens in the Topic's chat, attached to the work instead of lost in a messenger.
- Decisions are recorded where they were made, as short readable text.
- Everything is stored text-first: structured, human-readable, AI-parseable.
- 03
Let the AI manage
The overhead nobody has capacity for, handled.
- The AI drafts status updates from what actually happened in the Topic.
- Stalled work surfaces itself before someone has to notice.
- "Where are we on this?" is answered from the Topic's own memory.
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Clients self-serve
The Topic answers, not a person.
- Client-facing views show external stakeholders the actual state of the work.
- Client-branded views (Pro) make the workspace feel like your firm's own.
- Clients who live in your Topics bring Otopic into their own organizations.
Why text-first matters
Otopic stores work as structured, human-readable text rather than opaque rich-text blobs or visual state. A decision recorded as a short paragraph is one the AI can quote, summarize, and link later; a decision buried in a comment thread on a color-coded card is not. Plain text is also portable, diff-able, and readable in ten years.
More on the Topic →Need it in your own cloud?
The Sovereign tier deploys Otopic into your own AWS organization, so your data never leaves your boundary. Compliance becomes architectural, not contractual — the door back into modern tooling for legal, healthcare, finance, and enterprise teams.
More on sovereignty →Try it early
Otopic opens to a small group of early teams first. Tell us about yours.