Talking to robots all day sucks. Tuple is for talking with humans.

Even in our brave new agentic world, we still lean on our coworkers. Making a big decision, reviewing a risky change, getting a gut check - there are moments every day where a quick conversation would lead to a better outcome, faster.

Doing everything async is draining. And waiting to talk until standup wastes time. Tuple is the easiest way to talk with your teammates. No need to schedule anything; no heavyweight UI to slog through. One click and you're on a call.

This is especially relevant, given the state of our industry. The people on your team are sprinting forward, in parallel, armed with machines that happily build whatever they're prompted to build. If everyone isn't pointed in the same direction, folks will end up in drastically different places before you know it. Quick conversations reinforce alignment - continuously.

There's an even deeper belief that we hold: connecting with people is healthy. Especially when we're talking with models all day, it's nourishing to actually feel like part of a team. It takes work to stay human in AI's world - but it's worth it.

Technical collaboration calls for different ways of interacting. Back in the Before Times, we were able to pull up a chair and point at someone's screen; we could take the mouse and keyboard; we could whiteboard together. Having myriad ways of working together gave us more tools for cracking hard problems.

Tuple is designed to give you that same feeling. Shared screens are razor-sharp, and you can draw on top to indicate something or illustrate an idea. Or you can assume full remote control if you want to drive.

Meeting tools prioritize webcams, and optimize screen sharing for slide decks. Tuple is optimized for collaborating on technical work. Once you feel it, you'll never want to go back.

Agents now participate in every phase of software development. They help us brainstorm ideas, implement features, review code, and debug issues. Tuple connects the agents you already use with the conversations you have with your team.

Bring the harness and models you already use. Agents can connect to calls to fact-check, take notes, or update tickets - all in real time. Or bring in an agent after the call ends to summarize, pick out key moments, and share them with the team.

Collaboration is more than just what's said - it's also what's shown. Tuple provides agents with rich content from calls, such as screenshots and metadata about shared content. You can circle something on a shared screen and say “this thing” - the agent will know what you're talking about.

Agents are only as effective as the context you give them. Your team's conversations are some of the richest context there is.