Create together.
Let your creations
work together.
CloudGrid gives every app, agent, tool, workflow, and presentation a shared home so people can collaborate on the same creation, teams can organize work in spaces, and creations can connect to one another without losing visibility or control.
Collaboration
More than two peopleediting the same thing.
In the Grid, collaboration happens between people, teams, spaces, and the creations themselves.
Team A
Team B
Subteam A
Built together
Project board
Project board
Team insights
- projects
- 12
- complete
- 84%
Project update
- Product roadmap
- Design system
- Go-to-market
Shared workspace
Team insights
- projects
- 12
- complete
- 84%










Spaces
Give every team a homewithout creating another silo.
Spaces let groups organize what they create while remaining part of one connected Grid. A space can inherit visibility, permissions, resources, and policy from the organization and add its own context where needed.
Visibility
Choose who can see itand whether itcan be discovered.
Visibility inside the Grid and visibility outside it are separate decisions. A creation can be useful to a small team, available across an organization, shared with selected outsiders, or published to the world.
Sharing outside
Invited outsiders
By invitation
Public, unlisted
Anyone with the link
Public, indexed
Discoverable publicly
Inside your organization
ORGANIZATION
Your organization
SPACE
Your space’s members
PRIVATE
Only you
Creation-to-creation
Apps should be able tocollaborate too.
A creation can be a destination for people, a capability for another creation, or one step inside a larger flow. The Grid makes those relationships visible, permission-aware, and reusable.
CUSTOMER SIGNAL
DETECTOR
Captures approved
feedback and events
INSIGHT
AGENT
Uses the collector as
a governed capability
ACTION
BOARD
TURNS INSIGHTS
INTO VISIBLE
TEAM DECISIONS
Compose
Connect creations into a workflow instead of rebuilding every capability inside every app.
Respect Boundaries
Entity-to-entity access follows explicit identity, data, audience, and permission rules.
Understand dependencies
See what calls what, who owns each part, what it costs, and what may be affected by a change.
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