Coloom
Coloom provides an agentic collaborative workspace where AI agents work inside a team's projects, handling software development and office tasks like fixing Linear tickets, editing Google Slides, and running scheduled automations. The platform runs agents in persistent, shared cloud sandboxes with live preview URLs, and users approve production deploys while all actions are attributed to the requesting individual. It is model-agnostic, letting teams bring their own Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google API keys, and bills purely on metered compute usage.
- AI Agents
- Artificial Intelligence
- Developer Tools
- Enterprise Software
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Development and administrative teams spend significant time on routine tasks such as triaging tickets, writing code fixes, preparing documents, and running daily status reports. These repetitive workflows pull engineers and operators away from higher-value work, and coordinating them across multiple tools like Linear, GitHub, and Google Workspace creates friction and delays.
Solution
Coloom is an agentic collaborative workspace where AI agents live inside a project and perform real work alongside the team. Each project has a persistent, shared cloud sandbox containing the codebase, dev server, and database, with a live preview URL that updates as the agent works. Users describe what they want in a shared chat, and the agent edits the repository, runs the dev server, picks up Linear or Notion tickets, drafts Google Docs, updates sheets, and executes scheduled jobs—all attributed to the person who requested it. The platform is model-agnostic, allowing teams to connect their own Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google API keys, and supports multi-environment deployment from dev to staging to production with explicit user approval before live deploys.
Target Audience
Primary users are founders and solo builders shipping MVPs, venture studios running multiple projects, and dev agencies or forward-deployed teams delivering customer-specific software. The platform also suits any team that wants to build software by describing it and review and approve changes from a phone.
Features
- Persistent, shared dev sandbox with live preview URL; code, dependencies, and dev database survive across sessions and resume instantly when parked
- Real-time team collaboration with one shared chat, per-member permissions (view/participate/manage), presence indicators, and direct messages
- Agent memory file per project that accumulates project context and conventions, scoped to that project only
- GitHub-native workflow: code lives in the user's GitHub repository, with the agent creating commits and pull requests; no lock-in
- Scheduled automations (e.g., 9:00 daily rounds) that check orders, post reports, and file changes automatically
- Cost transparency with a per-second metered billing model and an in-chat cost pill showing real-time spend
- SOC 2 compliance in progress; encrypted secrets stored in AWS Secrets Manager; no training on user data or prompts