Type
Type is a shared AI workspace where teams collaborate with Claude, Codex, and other models using the subscriptions they already pay for. It connects company tools, data, files, skills, memory, apps, and automations so useful AI work is visible, reusable, and compounds across the team.
At a Glance
- Early-stage and fast-moving startups
- DTC and consumer brands
- B2B software and technology companies
- Marketing, sales, support, operations, product, engineering, and executive teams
AI Tools by Type
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Multiplayer AI Workspace for Teams
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Latest News
Type publicly launches as a shared workspace for teams' best AI work and announces $4 million pre-seed funding.
Matchstick Ventures announces its investment in Type, an AI-native team communication platform for agentic workflows.
Lerer Hippeau welcomes Type to its portfolio and describes its New York headquarters, founders, shared-workspace product, and team-AI thesis.
Type appears in the Slack Marketplace as a paid app with a free trial and Slack channel/assistant capabilities.
Products & Services
Shared Spaces for departments and teams to collaborate on AI conversations, documents, dashboards, apps, skills, integrations, and automations with Claude, Codex, or other models.
Slack app that connects Slack channels to Type Spaces so teams can mention Type, ask questions, build dashboards, and collaborate without leaving Slack.
Hosted, OAuth-protected Model Context Protocol server at api.type.com/mcp, allowing supported AI clients such as Claude to access Type Spaces, channels, threads, files, apps, and skills.
Command-line interface documented by Type for working with the Type platform.
Market Position
Type positions itself as a multiplayer, AI-native shared workspace and communication layer rather than a private chatbot or a collection of siloed agents. Its differentiation is shared context, memory, integrations, permissions, skills, model choice, and reusable apps/automations; the company explicitly compares itself with Claude Tag, Viktor, Buzz, Claude Cowork, and Claude Team.
Leadership
Founders
Fletcher Richman
Former co-founder and CEO of Halp, a Slack-based helpdesk acquired by Atlassian in 2020; later led product for Confluence, including Atlassian's AI-powered editor, which the company says reached 10 million users.
Komran Rashidov
Former co-founder and CTO of Halp; built the first AI agent for IT at Atlassian.
Alex Campbell
Built machine-learning systems to detect harmful content for billions of users at Twitter and Facebook and has shipped AI/ML-powered products throughout his career.
Executive Team
Fletcher Richman
Co-founder and CEO
Former Halp co-founder and CEO; former Confluence product leader at Atlassian.
Komran Rashidov
Co-founder and CTO
Former Halp co-founder and CTO; built Atlassian's first AI agent for IT.
Founding Story
The founders started Type after seeing AI work trapped in private, individual chats and agent silos. Their initial vision was a shared, AI-native workspace where teams could build apps, skills, and automations together, preserve context and memory, and make each successful workflow reusable by the whole company; they describe the ambition as building the last piece of software a team will need.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Subscription plans priced by team size, with a shared monthly AI-usage allowance metered at underlying provider rates; customers can also connect eligible personal Claude or Codex subscriptions. Type offers custom contracts above 60 members or for volume, security, and procurement needs.
Pricing Tiers
2 team members and $100 of included AI usage per month.
4 team members and $200 of included AI usage per month.
20 team members and $500 of included AI usage per month.
40 team members and $1,000 of included AI usage per month.
60 team members and $1,500 of included AI usage per month.
Target Markets
- Early-stage and fast-moving startups
- DTC and consumer brands
- B2B software and technology companies
- Marketing, sales, support, operations, product, engineering, and executive teams
- Marketing and growth campaign work, landing pages, and ad creative
- Sales and customer-success reporting and personalized customer dashboards
- Support knowledge bases and support-answer workflows
- Analytics, financial analysis, and executive reporting
- Inventory management and supply-chain monitoring
- Product roadmaps and living PRDs
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