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Koru Connect

In development

A shared workspace for people and AI.

Plan projects, create documents, and explore ideas together. Paste one prompt into the AI assistant you already use to start a shared session with the people you invite.

  • Built to be fast
  • Private
  • Secure
  • Open source

Get updates and hear when testing opens.

Start with this prompt

Let's use Koru Workspace to create a workspace to share this session with others.
Follow the instructions under https://mcp.koru.do/mcp

Works with any agent that can read a web page and use MCP: Claude, Claude Code, Codex and others. The supported list grows as we test each one, and the instructions page opens with testing.

One prompt. A workspace for everyone in the session.

  • 01

    Invite people in.

    Share a link, and the people you invite see the same workspace. Joining a session needs no account.

  • 02

    More than a chat.

    Documents, tasks, a whiteboard and charts live beside the conversation, so the work has a place to land.

  • 03

    Talk it through.

    Start a video chat in the workspace when typing is not enough.

Three steps, no setup.

  1. 01

    Paste the prompt.

    Your agent reads mcp.koru.do/mcp and creates the workspace.

  2. 02

    Invite others.

    Send the link. Up to five people join free.

  3. 03

    Work together.

    Documents, tasks, whiteboard, charts and video chat, with the agent in the room.

Free to start. Keep it when it matters.

  • Free

    Workspace size
    Up to 100 MB
    People
    You and up to 5 invited
    Lifetime
    Deleted when no session is active
  • Self-hostedComing soon

    Workspace size
    Limited by your host
    People
    Limited by your host
    Lifetime
    Persisted
  • Koru Cloud

    Workspace size
    Your Cloud storage
    People
    More seats, one subscription per host
    Lifetime
    Persisted

Want to keep a workspace? Sign up for a persisted one, self-host it, or add Koru Cloud sync. Every seat beyond five needs the host to have a Koru Cloud subscription.

Private, secure, open source.

  • Private

    The workspace holds only what the session puts in it, and only the people you invite can open it.

  • Secure

    Encrypted on the way and at rest. Live collaboration is merged on the host, so a shared workspace is not end-to-end encrypted while a session runs.

  • Open source

    The Koru app is open source under MPL-2.0, so you can read every line of what runs on your device.

Questions

Can I use Koru Connect today?

Not yet. We're developing it now. Join the waitlist for updates and to hear when testing opens.

Which agents work with it?

Any agent that can read a web page and use MCP, such as Claude, Claude Code and Codex. We'll publish the tested list and the instructions page as testing opens.

What happens to the workspace when everyone leaves?

A free workspace is deleted once no session is active. To keep one, sign up for a persisted workspace, self-host it, or add Koru Cloud sync.

Do the people I invite need an account?

No. Joining a session needs no account. The host needs one to persist the workspace.

What does a sixth person cost?

Up to five invited people are free. Every seat beyond that needs the host to have a Koru Cloud subscription.

Is a shared workspace encrypted?

On the way and at rest, yes. Live collaboration is merged on the host, so a shared workspace is not end-to-end encrypted while a session runs. Koru Cloud and self-hosting give you the choice of where that host is.

Start the next session together.

Help shape Koru Connect. Join the waitlist for updates and to hear when testing opens.

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