Puffle
Puffle is an AI teammate for companies: a long-running agent that combines shared chats, company memory, connected tools, automations, and an autonomous computer to do real work. Its stated aim is to make companies more AI-native and let teams delegate research, inbox triage, pull requests, recurring work, and other multi-step tasks.
At a Glance
- Small and growing companies
- Company teams seeking an AI-native operating layer
- Engineering, product, operations, sales, and growth teams
- Organizations needing governed automation across existing workplace tools
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AI Teammate Agent for Slack Teams
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Latest News
Kush Bhuwalka announced the launch of Puffle, an AI agent for companies designed to make companies more AI-native.
Puffle's public product site and documentation describe the AI teammate, automations, memory, plugins, workspaces, billing, and governed autonomous computer execution.
Puffle founder Kush Bhuwalka's public work history lists Puffle as his 2026 venture focused on AI that starts and runs its own companies.
Products & Services
A company-oriented AI agent that works through chat, uses connected tools, maintains shared and personal memory, and can execute multi-step tasks on an autonomous computer.
Recurring workflows composed of standing instructions plus a schedule, supported Puffle event, or webhook trigger; results are recorded in run history and can be delivered to a destination.
Workspace, member, and automation knowledge stored as markdown notes, plus file drives with their own access rules; memory supports search, history, contradiction resolution, and ongoing updates.
Connections to external services and channels so Puffle can work with tools and communicate through places such as Slack and email, subject to account and tool permissions.
Market Position
Puffle positions itself as a persistent, company-wide AI teammate rather than a one-off chatbot: it combines shared organizational memory, connected workplace tools, recurring automations, and an autonomous computer with approvals and auditability. It overlaps with growth/outbound automation products such as Clay and with general enterprise-agent platforms such as Lindy, Relevance AI, and Microsoft Copilot, while emphasizing a unified workspace brain and long-running execution.
Leadership
Founders
Kush Bhuwalka
Founder and CEO of Puffle. He studied computer science at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (2023); previously founded DevelopIQ (2025), which built construction-bidding AI, and Drophouse (2024), which sold 10,000 AI-personalized T-shirts. He describes himself as a five-time hackathon winner who has built agent and MCP projects.
Executive Team
Kush Bhuwalka
Founder and CEO
Rose-Hulman computer-science alumnus; previously founded DevelopIQ, a construction-bidding AI company, and Drophouse, an AI-personalized apparel business.
Founding Story
Puffle emerged from Kush Bhuwalka's goal of building AI that can start and run companies, initially framed as making companies more AI-native. The product's initial vision is an AI teammate that remembers how a company works, connects to its existing tools, and autonomously executes multi-step work while retaining human approval for consequential actions.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Workspace subscriptions with a shared workspace balance for Puffle-managed model work and eligible computer use; usage can consume balance and purchases are handled by workspace managers. The Terms of Service describe recurring monthly subscriptions.
Pricing Tiers
The Terms of Service say new users receive a 3-day free trial and are charged according to their selected subscription at the end of the trial.
Target Markets
- Small and growing companies
- Company teams seeking an AI-native operating layer
- Engineering, product, operations, sales, and growth teams
- Organizations needing governed automation across existing workplace tools
- Research and company knowledge retrieval
- Inbox triage and email workflows
- Pull-request, repository, and issue work
- Daily briefings, weekly reports, and recurring syncs
- Web browsing, account workflows, testing, and technical tasks
- Keeping team documentation and company memory current