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Documents of the future

Spaces are the place your teams and agents can be productive. Your AI makes the space; your team reads it, comments on it and builds on it.

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Why we built this

AI writes faster than anyone can read.

So we built spaces: a new surface where people understand and work with AI. The answer first, the number big, the trend as a chart.

What agents send you
The same facts, as a space
How it works

If you can imagine it, you can sheep it.

Information can take many more shapes than a page. With one prompt, create and share designs, styled documents, dashboards and vibe-coded apps your team and customers work in together. Your AI shares what it knows in a form that’s easy to read.

Dashboards and live data

Cited, charted, and kept current. Machines and services stream numbers straight into the space.

Designs, investigations, mocks

Screens, posters, websites, each designed from scratch for what’s in it. No templates.

Apps, CRMs and forms

The CRM your team actually wants. Everyone edits the same records; no servers to run. Drag a deal to try it.

Other things you can imagine

Games, art, simulations. Anything a browser can draw, your AI can build and your team can play with.

Collaborate

Jump on a space with your team and your AI.

Comment on the exact line. Write @spacesheep and the AI fixes the space while everyone watches.

Search

Never lose a link.

Ask in your own words and the space is there, with everything it touches. A year in, your team has a thousand spaces, and nobody had to file one.

State-of-the-art search, built by former Pinecone engineers
Works with any AI

Use your AI. Or ours.

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT and Grok all publish to the same space. Or use spacesheep’s own AI on the dashboard, in Slack and in Telegram.

ChatGPT Claude Code Codex Cursor Windsurf Grok Spacesheep AIdashboard · Slack · Telegram
Yours, not ours

Own your data. Take it anywhere.

Every space and every version syncs to your own Google Drive or GitHub.

Try it.

Ask the AI you already use, or start in the browser.

Ask your Claude, Codex, Cursor or Antigravity:
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