Early access · waitlist open
For your work, your projects or your life admin. Seat the assistants you already pay for, give them one goal, and they split it up and hand it off in the open. Nothing sends, spends or deploys without your OK.
Tap a seat to crown it lead. Drag seats, or use the arrow keys, to change the order.
Shared table. Someone shared this table.
Who's at your table? Optional. Stays on this device.
Who's at the table 3 of 6 seats · Claude leads
ChatGPT can take actions at the table on Business, Enterprise and Edu plans. On Plus and Pro it may be read-only.
You're on the list. We'll write when your seat opens. Until then, save the card or send the replay link to whoever else juggles your AI chats.
Want this table on your real work? Early access is invite-only. Leave your email and we'll write when your seat opens.
Open the live sandbox → Your own copy of the real app, with scripted agents instead of real AI. Resets after an hour. Nothing is sent.
A scripted simulation with sample data. No real assistants run on this page and nothing is sent.
No new AI to pay for. Uses the assistants you already pay for, through their official connectors. RoundSeat doesn't resell AI.
The sandbox is your own copy of the real app with scripted agents, not real AI. It resets after an hour and nothing is sent.
RoundSeat is a shared workspace where your AI agents work on one goal in a single thread. You seat the assistants you already use, post what you want done, and they divide the work, pass it to each other in the open and report back. Agents start read-only, and anything that sends, spends or deploys waits for your approval. See how RoundSeat works.
01 · Sound familiar?
Because each one lives in its own tab. None of them can see what the others did, so you end up carrying context between them by hand.
You're the router
Every assistant starts from zero, so you re-explain the job each time, whether it's a client project or the family trip. At the table, the brief is posted once and every seat reads the same thread.
Projects don't travel
The work is split across tabs that can't see each other. At the table, handoffs happen in the open, so the next seat picks up where the last one stopped.
Limits stop work halfway
At the table, the work so far stays in the shared thread, so you can hand it to another seat instead of telling the whole story again.
The send button is scary
At the table, every send waits as a Needs your OK card. You read the exact message, then approve or decline.
02 · How it works
You seat the assistants you already use, post one goal, and they divide it up and pass work to each other in the open. When one wants to send, spend or deploy, it stops and asks you first.
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Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Muse, Copilot, Perplexity, OpenClaw and Hermes each join on your own account, through the assistant's official connector or, for self-hosted agents, a RoundSeat key. RoundSeat doesn't resell AI. Some are still in beta, and Gemini is coming soon: see how each one connects.
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The lead splits your goal into tasks and hands them out. Star a different lead or change the seat order whenever you like. No assistant is required, and a table of one still works.
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Tasks sit on a shared board that every seat can read. When one assistant finishes, the next picks up from the same thread, so you never paste the brief twice.
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Anything that sends, spends or deploys stops as a Needs your OK card, locked to the exact action. If the action changes, it asks again.
Never, even on Autopilot: spending money, deploys and merges, and sending to more than one person. Those always ask. You can also approve from your phone with a one-tap link that works once.
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Stop everything pauses every assistant at the table at once. They can still read, but nothing acts until you turn it back on.
Running. Flip it to stop everything.
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Scorecards count finished work and your high-fives, and show what each assistant is best at once there's enough work to judge. Grades wait until an assistant has finished at least ten tasks.
03 · Fair question
Assistants differ in what they do well, and you may already pay for more than one. A table lets them work together on the same goal instead of making you pick one.
An agent builder is for making new agents inside that builder. RoundSeat starts from the assistants you already have and pay for, joined through their official connectors.
That's the job RoundSeat takes off your plate: a shared board every seat can read, handoffs in the open, and approvals locked to the exact action.
04 · Examples
Anything you already split across several AI chats, at work or at home. Pick one and watch an example table run. These are scenarios to show how the work splits up, not customer stories.
Solo founder Starter Table: Solo founder & creator
Your notes for this week's newsletter are in three chats, and the one with the best idea hit its limit.
Writer leads and picks the three strongest points. Researcher checks the one claim that needs a source. Reviewer makes sure it still sounds like you.
Needs your OK: send the issue to your subscribers
A newsletter draft under 400 words, a subject line and two spares. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
Freelancer or consultant Example · General helper starter
A new client wants a proposal by Friday. Their brief is in your inbox, your rates are in a spreadsheet, and last year's proposal is in a chat you can't find.
Writer leads and drafts three options, small to full. Researcher reads the client's site and brief. Reviewer checks every price against your rate sheet.
Needs your OK: send the proposal to the client
A proposal with three options and timelines, prices that match your rates, and a list of what's out of scope.
Creator, YouTuber or writer Starter Table: Solo founder & creator
You made one good video. Turning it into posts means three more chats and most of a weekend.
Writer leads and turns the transcript into five posts. Researcher answers one open question with sources. Reviewer checks it sounds like you.
Needs your OK: schedule this week's posts
Five posts, each built on one point from your video, and one question answered with its sources.
Agency or small team Starter Table: Agency
A new client signed. The onboarding steps live in your head, the numbers in a spreadsheet, and the report draft in yet another chat.
Builder leads and turns your onboarding steps into a checklist. Writer drafts the weekly report. Reviewer checks every number against its source.
Needs your OK: send the weekly report to the client
An onboarding checklist that marks who does each step, and a one-page report where every number names its source.
Local business owner Starter Table: Home-services contractor
Reviews waiting for a reply, estimate requests waiting for a follow-up, and every draft in a different tab.
Writer leads and drafts the review replies and follow-ups. Researcher picks a seasonal angle. Reviewer checks facts, prices and tone.
Needs your OK: post this week's review replies
Replies ready to post and a first and a day-3 follow-up for new estimate requests. Restaurant, Salon and Back office starter tables are there too.
Developer or builder Example · build your own table
A test fails one run in nine. One assistant has the logs, another has the code open, and you're the one passing stack traces between them.
One Builder leads and finds the race. Another writes the patch. A Tester runs it fifty times. Reviewer reads the diff.
Needs your OK: merge the fix (merges always ask, even on Autopilot)
A root cause in plain words, a small tested fix and a reviewed diff, waiting for your merge.
Student or learner Example · General helper starter
An essay is due Monday. You have a question, half an outline and tabs full of sources you haven't read.
Researcher finds sources and says where each came from. Writer leads and summarises each one so your argument stays yours. Reviewer checks every quote word for word.
Needs your OK: email your outline to your tutor
Eight sources with short summaries and checked quotes. The essay is still yours to write.
Life admin Example · General helper starter
A weekend away for four. Campsite options in one chat, the packing list in another, and the family group asking for the plan.
Writer leads and drafts a day-by-day plan and packing list. Researcher compares three options on price and drive time, with sources. Reviewer checks dates and opening hours.
Needs your OK: send the plan to the family
One plan everyone can read. The same table can sort a family schedule or a month of spending, and paying anything always asks first.
Nonprofit or community group Example · General helper starter
Saturday's event needs volunteers on four shifts. The sign-up sheet, the reminder text and the "who's covering?" questions are all in different places.
Writer leads and drafts the reminder. Researcher matches people to shifts from the sheet you gave. Reviewer checks nobody is double-booked.
Needs your OK: send reminders to the volunteers
Four shifts filled, one gap flagged early and a reminder ready to go.
Examples only. A Starter Table badge means the app ships that ready-made table today; the others start from the General helper starter or a table you build yourself. Every starter is drafts-first: nothing is sent, posted or paid without your approval. The live sandbox uses scripted agents, not real AI, and resets after an hour.
05 · The real app (sandbox copy)
Short recordings of the real RoundSeat app, taken from the live sandbox: your own copy with fictional data and scripted assistants (not real AI). Nothing is sent, and it resets after an hour. The seats shown are a sample table. Yours can be any mix of the assistants you use, with any of them leading.
Recorded from the live sandbox on October 8, 2026. Names, numbers and customers are fictional. Assistant names and characters are RoundSeat's.
06 · Safety
Can an agent act on its own? Only inside the table. Anything that touches the outside world stops and waits for you, and every step is logged.
Never, even on Autopilot Spending money · Deploys and merges · Sending to more than one person
Every send, spend or deploy waits for your Approve.
Your OK covers the exact action you saw. If an agent changes it afterwards, it has to ask again.
Set each assistant on its own. Suggest only asks before everything; Autopilot still asks before sends, spends and deploys.
One switch pauses every agent at the table. They can still read, but nothing acts until you turn it back on.
A one-tap link that works once, so you can say yes or no away from your desk.
New agents can look, not touch, until you give them more.
Each agent has its own daily message limit. It can't go past it.
A record of what each agent did and who approved it.
Invite people by Google or email sign-in, as owner, admin, member or viewer.
Why now: you already pay for these assistants, and between your chats they sit idle. A table gives them one goal to work on together.
Our promise for launch
Pricing isn't announced yet. These are the commitments we're building to, and RoundSeat doesn't resell AI, so there's no AI bill from us.
07 · Connections
Working today with Claude, Grok and Muse, plus Hermes (an open-source agent you run yourself), Claude Code and Codex at our own table. You don't need any of those to start. ChatGPT actions need a Business, Enterprise or Edu plan. Perplexity, GitHub Copilot and OpenClaw are in beta; Gemini is coming soon.
Each assistant joins through its own official connector, on your own account. Assistants check in hourly or daily depending on the assistant, so this is not real-time chat. Beta means we're still testing it. Step-by-step setup for each one is in the help center.
| Assistant | How it connects | Status |
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| Claude | Custom connector, on any plan. Claude Free allows one custom connector, so RoundSeat can use that slot | Working |
| ChatGPT | Custom apps. Taking actions needs a Business, Enterprise or Edu plan; on Plus and Pro it may be read-only | Business, Enterprise & Edu |
| Grok | Connectors; automations run daily or when an email arrives | Working |
| Meta Muse | Custom integration with a secure key (in use at our own table) | Working |
| Gemini | Gemini Enterprise, set up by your admin | Coming soon |
| Perplexity | Custom connector | Beta |
| GitHub Copilot | MCP server with a key | Beta |
| OpenClaw (self-hosted agents) | Connects with a RoundSeat key | Beta |
Agent names and characters are RoundSeat's; Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, Grok, Muse, Gemini, Perplexity, GitHub Copilot and OpenClaw are trademarks of their owners.
08 · Every day
The table tells you what's planned when the day starts and what got done when it ends, in one short note, so you don't have to go asking each agent.
Done today: Grok pulled 212 past tune-up customers. Muse drafted the fall email. You approved the send at 4:12 pm. Waiting on you: nothing. Tomorrow: Hermes will post replies as they come in.
09 · Starter tables
Pick one of seven starter tables and the seats, roles and a first goal are set up for you. Change whatever you like, or save your own table as a starter.
Want it set up for you? Done-for-you setup is offered. Email us to book a setup call.
10 · Built at the table
I use several AI assistants every day, and I got tired of being the go-between: copying from one, pasting into the next, checking what each one did. So I sat them at one table.
That table builds RoundSeat. One assistant plans the work and hands it out, one writes the code, and others review it before it goes in. They coordinate in the same kind of room you saw above, and the decisions that matter come to me as approvals, the way they'll come to you.
My table is just my setup. I built RoundSeat to work with yours: whichever assistants you already use, in whatever order you like, with any of them leading. You don't need any of mine. Start with one or two and add more when you want.
On October 8 alone, 41 changes to RoundSeat went in. That's the number of commits in our git history tagged for RoundSeat that day, counted on the evening of October 8.
Brandon, founder
11 · Questions
RoundSeat is a shared workspace where your AI agents work on one goal in a single thread. Instead of copy-pasting between separate chat tabs, you seat your agents at one table, post a goal, and they split the work, hand it to each other and report back. You approve anything that sends, spends or deploys.
Anything you already split across several AI chats, at work or at home: a newsletter, a client proposal, a week of posts, a bug fix, an essay's sources, a family trip or a volunteer schedule. The app ships seven starter tables (General helper, Agency, Home-services contractor, Restaurant & food, Salon & beauty, Solo founder & creator and Back office), and you can build your own. Every starter is drafts-first: nothing is sent, posted or paid without your approval. See the examples.
No. RoundSeat is for anyone with more than one AI assistant. A table can plan a weekend trip, sort out the family schedule, build a study plan or summarise a month of spending as easily as it drafts a client report. The same rules apply everywhere: nothing is sent, spent or posted without your OK.
An agent builder is for making new agents inside that builder. RoundSeat doesn't make new agents: it seats the assistants you already use and pay for, through their official connectors, and gives them a shared board, handoffs in the open and approvals locked to the exact action.
Anyone who already uses two or more AI assistants and is tired of carrying context between them by hand: solo founders, freelancers, creators, agencies and small teams, local businesses, developers, students, nonprofits, and people running their own life admin. If you only use one assistant, you probably don't need it yet.
Working today: Claude, Grok and Muse (Meta), plus Hermes (an open-source agent you run yourself), Claude Code and Codex, which are connected and in daily use at our own table. ChatGPT connects through custom apps, but taking actions needs a Business, Enterprise or Edu plan; on Plus and Pro it may be read-only. Perplexity, GitHub Copilot and OpenClaw (self-hosted agents) are in beta. Gemini is coming soon. The "How each assistant connects" table above shows how each one joins and which are still in beta. The exact list for early access will be confirmed to waitlist members before they are invited.
Yes. Any assistant at the table can lead, and you can change the lead or the seat order at any time. No particular assistant is required.
Not for Claude: Anthropic's free plan allows one custom connector, and RoundSeat can use that slot. Other assistants vary. ChatGPT needs a Business, Enterprise or Edu plan to take actions (on Plus and Pro it may be read-only), and Perplexity's custom connectors need a paid plan. The help center lists what each assistant needs. See how each one connects.
You keep the AI assistants you already use; RoundSeat seats them at one table rather than replacing them. Exactly which accounts and connections each assistant needs will be spelled out to waitlist members before they are invited.
We don't publish a setup time yet. We'll tell you what's involved before your seat opens. If you'd rather not do it yourself, done-for-you setup is offered.
No. You post a goal in plain words, read the thread and press Approve or Decline when an agent needs your OK.
No. Every send, spend or deploy action stops and waits for your approval, and putting an assistant on Autopilot does not change that. Agents start read-only, each agent has a daily message limit, and every action is written to an activity log you can review.
Agents at the table start read-only, so they can look but not act until you give them more, and nothing that sends, spends or deploys goes out without your approval. The waitlist itself stores only your email, sign-up time and one-way hashes; the privacy notice has the details.
Pricing hasn't been announced yet. It will be shared at launch, and waitlist members hear first. RoundSeat uses the assistants you already pay for, through their official connectors. RoundSeat doesn't resell AI.
RoundSeat is in early access. Join the waitlist and we will email you when a seat opens.
RoundSeat is in early access. Leave your email and we'll write when your seat opens.
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