Velozity - The workspace where your team and AI agents work together

@bengeekly Great question. Here's what Velozity takes over in a typical stack:

Team chat and video calls: one shared workspace with built-in conferencing.
Meeting notes (Fireflies, Granola): transcription and AI notes on every call.
Task tracking (ClickUp, Jira, Notion): tasks created for you from your meetings and chats.
Scheduling (Calendly, Reclaim): a built-in calendar.
AI assistants and automations (Lindy, Notion AI, Zapier plus agents): an AI coworker that picks up the work.

On friction: you don't have to switch everything on day one. Your existing apps connect to Velozity, so your agents can read and act in them while you move over at your own pace. Most teams start with one thing, usually meetings turning into tasks, and let the rest follow.

It's free to start, no card needed. What's in your stack today? Happy to tell you where we'd fit and where we wouldn't.

@louislecat Thank you so much, Louis! Please give it a spin. I'd be happy to give you three months of Pro on us. Just sign up and drop me a note here, and I'll switch it on. Would love to hear what you think once you've tried it with your team.

@sansa_grey Hi Sansa, thanks for stopping by! Velozity doesn't do page variations or traffic testing. It's a shared workspace where your team and AI agents work together. Happy to answer any questions.

@aymi_malik Thank you, Muhammad! And yes, that hand-off is exactly what we built for.

From a chat: tag an agent in the conversation, the same way you'd tag a teammate. It already has the context of that Space, so you don't re-explain anything, and it replies right there in the same thread.

From a call: the call is transcribed, tasks are created from what was agreed, and you can hand any of them to an agent. The task description becomes its brief, and the result comes back to the same Space for your team to review.

Agents can also pass work to each other, so a hand-off from person to agent to agent stays in one place and everyone can see where it stands.

@shreya_verma12 Thank you, Shreya! That's the part we care about most. Moving work between tools by hand is a hidden tax on every team, and it disappears once agents sit in the same place as your teammates. Which handoff has saved you the most time so far?

@jasmine_charles Yes. Everything an agent does is posted in the space it worked in, so the full record is there when you come back: what it was asked, what it did, and the result.

If you don't want to scroll, you can just ask "what did I miss?" and get a summary of what happened while you were away, across your spaces. There's also a morning brief that covers the same ground each day.

@hamza_afzal_butt Thanks, Hamza. Honestly, it varies, and sometimes it still takes longer than you'd expect. What's changed for us is that there's no back-and-forth anymore.

Everyone works in the same space, so it feels like one ongoing conversation, a bit like a WhatsApp group where the whole team and their agents are talking together. The agents feel like teammates, and everybody stays in the loop the whole time.

@pawani_krishna Thanks, Pawani! Yes, it works well for study groups. Your group's chats, notes, and AI help all live in one shared space instead of being scattered across apps. There's a free plan to get started, so you can try it with your group at no cost.

Thanks, @navid_shad. Fair questions.

1. Official Claude Code, unmodified. We don't ship our own Claude client. Velozity runs the Claude Code that Anthropic distributes. If you already have it installed, we use yours. If you don't, we fetch it with Anthropic's own installer from Anthropic's site, so updates stay on their channel. We start it in its standard non-interactive mode with its documented options.

2. You log in on Anthropic's page, and we never store your token. "Connect Claude" runs Claude Code's own sign-in, which opens Anthropic's login page in your browser. The token is saved by Claude Code itself, in the same place it uses when you sign in from a terminal. Velozity never reads, stores, or refreshes it, and it is never sent to our servers.

3. On a cloud computer, the login is saved only on that computer. It is the same official sign-in, run on your private cloud computer, and Claude Code saves the login in its own file there. It is not copied into our database. When you stop the computer, it saves its disk as a whole, so your sign-in is still there when it starts again.

4. No, teammates cannot use an agent that runs on your subscription. Only the person who owns an agent can run it. A teammate in the same Space can see its replies, but if they try to trigger it, the server refuses. Each person connects their own Claude account for their own agents.