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One
Northline Studio

You have a world to build.
has the digital covered.

How it works

learns your business.

Share your website, your documents or a short conversation. Your Architect shows each fact with its source, then plans a crew you approve before it’s built.

About 1,500 apps, connected once for the whole crew: some in one click, others with your own key. Missing one? Add your own with MCP or OpenAPI.

Say what it’s for, what good looks like and which tools it may use. Then watch it work on a computer, and correct it: it keeps the lesson.

Your Architect sees how every bot is doing and where work waits, and proposes changes with its reasons. It changes only what you ask for or approve.

Routines run on schedule, your phone agent answers calls and books visits, and everything the crew did waits for you in one place.

One
Northline Studio

A fictional studio. The real One, running on the tablet.

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Features

See what your crew can do.

Northline is fictional. The demos follow One’s product screens.

One mind. Many hands.

Brief one bot. It asks the crew and brings in helpers.

Maya asks Alex about preview sales, checks the tone with a helper, and writes Thursday’s post with its sources. Open their exchange with Message from Alex.

  • Shared, and cited. Bots can cite the Library sources you grant them.
  • They brief each other. Questions, records and drafts pass between bots without you.
  • Helpers for one job. Bring in a scout or reviewer on a faster or smarter model.
Read about bots and workspaces

It answers. Then does the work.

Your bot answers, takes the details and passes a call record to the crew.

Sage takes a fictional wholesale call for forty mugs. The call becomes an enquiry record and wakes Maya to prepare a quote. This is the web live-call view on a phone.

  • Describe the job. Describe a voice and job to build the agent and call flow.
  • Watch calls live. Follow calls live; End call is available on supported lines.
  • Judged after each call. Score the outcome and pass the record to another bot.
Read the voice and phone guide

Show it once. Watch it work.

Show a task on your bot’s computer. It drafts a skill you can test and repeat.

You demonstrate exporting this week’s orders on Alex’s computer. Stop teaching produces a draft skill. Test lets Alex repeat the steps, saving orders-week-39.csv in the shared folder.

  • Teach a task. Show the result while the bot watches.
  • Test, then trust. Run a safe test, edit the steps, then save the skill.
  • Its own browser. It keeps its sign-ins and asks you to take control for protected input.
See how work runs on the computer

It doesn’t wait to be asked.

Run work on a schedule or when an event arrives, using files and skills from earlier runs.

Scrub a fictional day from 06:00 to 22:00 to reveal five routine runs and their outputs. The weekly orders skill now runs on a schedule. Add a routine opens a filled-in routine editor.

  • Any rhythm. Every weekday at 7, Mondays at 8, or your own cron line.
  • Or a signal. A webhook, a message or a GitHub event triggers a run.
  • Every run on record. See what ran, when, and what it made.
See routines in operations

It shows you what’s working.

See signups, replies and token use together, with sources and your bot’s reading of the numbers.

Maya’s analysis shows fictional newsletter signups, replies, unsubscribes and tokens. Choose 7, 30 or 90 days. Focus a figure for its source and confidence, or ask about the reading.

  • Outcomes, not activity. Signups and replies from your tools, next to runs, failures and tokens.
  • Every number sourced. Each figure shows where it came from and how sure it is.
  • Targets and limits. Set a guardrail and flag numbers that cross it.

It builds its own tools.

Your bot writes skills, installs software and builds tools it can preview.

After comparing kiln suppliers, Alex creates a Supplier check skill, installs a PDF reader and builds a wholesale order form preview. Type / opens his skill menu.

  • Skills it writes itself. Use /Supplier check in chat or @Supplier check in a routine.
  • Software that stays. Packages installed in its persistent home are there next time.
  • Built, then previewed. Open a website or internal tool in a preview and give the bot feedback.

Yours, wherever you are.

Reach your bots from your chat apps, the web, desktop or phone.

Nora asks Maya to move the newsletter to Friday in a voice note via Telegram. Maya replies: Moved to Friday, 9:00. Shuffle changes Maya’s character here and in the thread. The voice notes are shown as transcripts.

  • In your chat apps. Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Messenger, iMessage and SMS; availability varies, and phone lines are paid.
  • Look, voice and model. Choose its character, model and voice, then turn on voice replies.
  • Built with you. Business, Company and Enterprise customers can ask for a custom solution.