Made for multitasking
Think like a manager with Vesence. Each agent gets its own desktop for you to review its work.
The agent-native computer for your most ambitious work. Built for you to manage hundreds of agents with control.
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Why Vesence
Do many things at once, from any device, on the models you choose, with agents that work from whatever you point them at.
Think like a manager with Vesence. Each agent gets its own desktop for you to review its work.
Your computer runs in the cloud. Start Claude Code on your laptop, close it, and keep it going from your phone.
The latest models from Anthropic and OpenAI, side by side. Pick the one you want for each chat.
You and your agents work on the same things. Select an email, a file, a clause or a range of cells at any point, typing or talking, and your agent has it as context.
The Operative System
Built for you and your agents to work together on what matters most: your email, calendar, browser, files, documents and code, shared by both of you.
Your inbox, answered for you. Replies are written and waiting in Drafts, so all that's left is to send them.
Your week, scheduled for you. Meetings land where they fit, and invites go out when you send them.
Web work done for you, signed in as you. Watch every click, and take over whenever you like.
Files found, put together and filed for you, so everything is where your team expects it.
Code written and run for you, from quick scripts to bug fixes, ready for your review.
Documents edited for you, in the file itself. Every change is tracked for you to accept or reject.
Spreadsheets kept up to date for you. New numbers arrive as tracked changes, and your formulas stay intact.
Email client. Your inbox, answered for you. Replies are written and waiting in Drafts, so all that's left is to send them.
Who it's for
Raising a round, shipping a release, closing a deal, backing the next company. Whatever your most ambitious work is, Vesence gives you the agents to take it on, each in its own desktop.
Where we're headed
We're building the computer with the ambition to make people 100x more productive.
The more agents do, the more your judgment matters. So every agent works where you can see it, and the decisions stay yours.
