Doing got cheap. Judgment didn’t.
Syncropel is a workspace for the part that’s still yours. People and machines do the work on one record; it brings you only the calls that are yours, and keeps every judgment you make. Decide once. Never answer it again.
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You know the feeling
It’s not how much needs you. It’s not knowing what does.
- “I know we decided this. I can’t find where.”
- “I’m the bottleneck, and I can’t see what I’m blocking.”
- “Everything’s fine until I take three days off.”
Your work is already a crowd of intelligences, human and machine, each holding something the others can’t see. Every one of them makes more. More drafts, more conversations, more finished overnight. All of it lands on the one thing that didn’t get cheaper: you, deciding what’s right.
Fourteen tools isn’t fourteen helpers. It’s fourteen partial views and one tired person.
What it does
One record. Every kind of member. And what you decide stays decided.
Four kinds of work, one record.
Everyone works on one record.
A teammate, an AI agent, a rule that watches the numbers, a program that runs every night. Each is a member. Each says what it intends, does it, and leaves a trail on the same record, in the same words. A person’s decision and a program’s output sit side by side, and you can read either back a year later.
The work gets done.
Give the workspace the week. Members draft, chase, check, reconcile, and come back with the work done and the loose ends named. While you’re in a meeting. While you’re asleep.
The calls that are yours come to you. Only to you.
Money. Promises to other people. Direction. Anyone’s job. Anything you can’t undo. A member gets those ready, lays out the options with the one it would pick, and waits. Not because a setting says so. Because nothing in the system can settle a call that’s yours except you.
Decide once. Never answer it again.
When you settle something, it’s kept where you settled it, with who, when and why. Next time it comes up, the answer is already there. Nobody, human or machine, asks you twice.
It shows you what it held back.
A good filter protects your attention. A trustworthy one shows its work. Ask any day what didn’t reach you, and why. Nothing is deleted. It just stops asking for your attention.
One night
2:13am. Something is wrong.
A rule, an agent and a person on one record: what it noticed, what it asked, what you allowed, what it fixed, and what was kept.
- 2:13nightSyncropelnowDatabase is spikingThe on-call agent is already on it.
The whole map
We are building something larger than a workspace.
Here is the whole map, and exactly how far along the road we are.
Work that never evaporates. Nothing learned gets reinvented in a silo. Every answer makes the next one cheaper, for you and for everyone after you.
Where it stands · 2026-10-10
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separate runs worked out the same question in our own workspace, before this
Every action is written down as it happens and can be read back years later. That is the cost we are removing.
People where they’re most valuable, and where they most want to be. Not replaced. Not buried under more to review. Doing the part only a person can do.
Where it stands
A call that’s yours waits for you. The machine may propose. Only a person may settle.
Every kind of intelligence, working together. A person, a model, a solver, a rule, a program: equal members of one record, each trusted for what it actually did.
Where it stands
People, AI agents and programs already work side by side on one record, in one language, and you can bring in another member with a link.
Nobody left behind. The same substrate for a solo founder in Nairobi as for a company of ten thousand, at a price the first one can pay.
Where it stands
A free workspace, no card. Free to run on your own machine.
A commons no one can enclose. Your records move between workspaces the way email moves between providers, and no company, including us, can take the road back.
Where it stands
Take your workspace’s records and files with you today, hosted or your own: from the browser, into a workspace you run. Anything sealed to protect a person stays sealed, and what a connection brought in stays behind. Run it yourself and the whole workspace moves, its identity too; for a hosted workspace, that’s next. Every release opens on a written date. The specification and the marks are headed for a foundation.
From you to everyone you work with
It starts with one person. It doesn’t stop there.
One rule at every size: add more members, get more done, and less of it needs you.
You
One workspace, your members, and every call you’ve made, kept.
Your team
Bring someone in with a link. Their work lands beside yours, signed with their name. Hand-offs stop needing a chase.
Your organization
People come and go. What they decided stays. What stays is the work. What leaves is the person, with everything that’s theirs.
Beyond
Organizations that work together share the shape of a question, never each other’s answers.
Yours
Your work, on your terms.
Anywhere
Hosted by us, or on your own machine with one command. Same software either way.
Portable
Take your records and files with you today, from a hosted workspace or your own. Anything sealed to protect a person stays sealed. Moving a hosted workspace with its identity is next.
Your keys
A key, a linked account or a passkey. See every device that can open your workspace. Revoke any one of them.
Free to run, open in four years
Free to run for your own work, inside your company, or for your clients. Open source SDKs. Every kernel release becomes Apache-2.0 four years after it ships.
How we licenseHow we build
Every few days, in the open.
A new release every few days, and each one says plainly what it does and what it doesn’t do yet.
v0.274
a release every few days
- 2026-10-08v0.274 · Pick Up Where You Left OffYou can now pick up where you left off on your other devices, see when a choice you're offered rests on something that changed, and get one suggestion of what to open next; a field marked for a group is shown only to that group.
- 2026-10-07v0.273 · Checked Before It's InstalledWhat you install in a workspace is now checked against what it declares before anything is written, and what doesn't match is refused with a plain reason; a new workspace's keys are also kept with its copy off this machine, so restoring it brings them back.
- 2026-10-04v0.272 · From Your BrowserYou can now add a phone by scanning a code, see your devices and sign any one out, add a passkey before you need it, make a recovery code, and invite people, all from your browser; if you also use the command line, you can link the two so people see one of you.
- 2026-10-03v0.271 · Where You're Signed InEvery browser and connected app now signs in as its own session that you can see and end, and important changes such as approving an automation ask for your passkey first while everyday answers don't; you can also let Syncropic support in for 24 hours only when you choose, keep notes and messages private to your own devices, and see in your account what ran in each workspace, what didn't and why.
Coming next
- An email when a decision is waiting on you, and only then.
- Take a hosted workspace’s records anywhere, straight from the web.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade the same workspace when you need more.
Free
For trying it out
$0 no card
Pro
For daily work, or for an organization
$25 a month per workspace
The work gets done.The calls stay yours.Syncropel remembers them.
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