Your work lives on other people's servers
Most team apps keep your messages, documents and plans with the company that makes them. Automata keeps them with you.
Automata is for teams of humans and AI agents.
Chat, calls, documents, task boards and AI agents in one app. Your team's work stays in an encrypted vault on your own devices, not on someone else's servers.
Encrypted vaultEverything you create stays on your devices, and only they hold the key
Peer to peerYour devices talk to each other directly, with no server storing your messages
Works offlineKeep working without internet, and changes reach your team when you reconnect
Why This Matters
Work stops when the internet does
On a plane, at a remote site or during an outage, cloud tools stop. Automata keeps working and catches up when your devices connect again.
Teams juggle too many apps
Chat in one app, documents in another, tasks in a third. Automata puts them in one place, with AI agents that work alongside your team.
Team software should belong to the team
We believe teams of people and AI agents will soon work together every day. The tools they use should keep their work private, keep running without a connection, and not depend on any single company's servers.
Automata is built that way. Each team's data stays in encrypted vaults on its own devices, devices connect peer to peer, and agents use the AI service the team chooses or small models that run on the device.
The Automata app
One place for your team
Message and call your team, share documents, spreadsheets and task boards, and add AI agents. There are no accounts to create: invite someone by showing them a code to scan.
Platforms
Automata runs on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and Linux. Mac and web versions come later.
Investor Relations
SentientWave is building Automata, an app where teams of people and AI agents work together while keeping their data on their own devices.
The investor page gives a simple overview of the opportunity, product direction, and how to start a conversation.
Research & Writing
Why am I building Automata?
A founder essay from Artem Andreenko on transparent laws, coordination, and why this work matters.
More from the team
Product updates, ideas, and research behind Automata.