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TINA is a shared workspace where people and AI agents work in the same chat. Agents act only with your permission, in threads everyone can see, with a record of every action taken.
TINA is an agentic AI platform delivered as a messaging app. AI agents appear as contacts. You talk to them the way you message anyone else, and behind the chat a permission system decides what each agent may do, for whom, and when a human must approve first. Only the settings change between an individual and an enterprise, never the software.
One to one, group, family or team threads. Invite an agent, mention it, and it works in front of everyone with the context already in the room.
Accounting, email, calendars, CRM and internal systems plug in through MCP connectors. No code, and logins never leave the server-side vault.
Every agent borrows the asking person's access. Consequential actions pause for a human. Every step is written to a log that cannot be edited.
Today's assistants serve one person at a time. That is fine while the AI writes emails. It breaks the moment the AI does something real: pays a supplier, updates a customer record, approves a leave request. Someone has to answer for what it did.
A team coordinates constantly. But the AI sits in a private chat with one person while everyone else repeats the same context to their own.
Group chats with an AI exist now. They answer questions. They cannot safely do work inside a company's systems with limits per person and approvals.
The enterprise options assume an IT department, complex setup and one vendor's software everywhere. Most small businesses have none of that.
Every instruction, typed in a thread or spoken to an agent, takes the same five steps. Nothing skips the check, and nothing consequential skips the human.
A user types a request in a thread, or mentions an agent in a group.
TINA works out what is needed, picks the right agent and plans the steps.
TINA checks what that person is allowed to do, tool by tool, action by action.
Anything important asks a human first. Who decided, and when, is recorded.
The agent does the work in the connected system. Every step is logged.
The plan, the tool calls and the results stream into the thread as they run. No black box, no separate dashboard to go and check.
Every agent executes under the identity and effective permissions of the person asking. In a group thread, five people get five different results from the same agent, because it borrows each person's access in turn, never everyone's access combined.
A named human in a named account, in your organisation.
Borrows only that person's granted agents, connectors and apps.
House rules, spend caps, restricted topics, injection defence.
Consequential actions pause for a named approver.
A messaging interface people already know how to use, on web, iPhone and Android. The learning curve is zero because there is nothing new to learn.
One to one, group, family or team. Mention an agent in a group and it works in front of everyone.
Approve or reject without leaving the conversation. The decision, the approver and the timestamp are recorded.
Plans, tool calls and results appear as the agent works, with a clear note when something fails and why.
Launch an app full screen from the thread, finish the task, come back with the result attached to the conversation.
Push and email for approvals waiting, task outcomes, spend alerts and app updates, with delivery status.
Tokenised payment methods, purchase history, rewards credits earned in mini apps and redeemed at checkout.
A live view of AI credits used against your allocation, per agent and per task, with a top-up path instead of a hard cut-off.
Email and password through TINA ID Manager, single sign-on for organisations, or biometric unlock on mobile.
Add members, set what each may use, and cap what your tenant spends, all from the same app.
Built-in agents cover the common ground from day one. When you need something specific, the Skills and Agent Creator builds it through a guided conversation. You describe the job, it writes the instructions, picks the skills and proposes the tools it needs. You grant or deny each one.
"Every weekday at 8am, summarise my unread messages and today's calendar."
An ordered sequence of agent steps and approval gates, for the work that must never go rogue.
Add a system by URL and credentials through the Model Context Protocol. A curated catalogue covers the everyday tools, and any compliant MCP server can be added on top.
Logins are held server side and never exposed to the model or to a mini app.
Turn on read, leave write off. Permission is per tool, not per connector.
Every call is tagged safe or consequential. Consequential defaults to an approval gate.
Connect your own calendar, or connect the company accounting system once for everyone.
Partners build mini apps and publish them to the TINA marketplace. You browse, subscribe and launch them without leaving the workspace. Filing expense claims, booking business travel, raising purchase orders and training your team all happen in the thread.
Every capability an app uses is metered and logged. An app never gets more than the permissions it declared, and you saw, before it ran.
A plan per tenant type, with a free trial to start, and upgrades or downgrades whenever you need them.
Every request is costed and deducted against your allocation, visible per agent and per task, live in the app.
Monthly credit allocations, per-tenant spend caps and rate limits, enforced at the moment of the request, not discovered on the invoice.
Heavy months mean a top-up pack you choose to buy, never a surprise bill or a hard stop mid-task.
Tokenised cards only. TINA never stores raw card data; card security stays with the licensed payment provider.
Earn, redeem, expire and reverse, each entry traced to its source and redeemable against purchases in the marketplace.
Access is granted across four resource types, to a person, a group or a role. Anything not granted is invisible, both to the user and to any agent acting for them.
Which AI workers this person may talk to and delegate to.
Which systems, and which tools inside them, are reachable.
Which marketplace apps may be installed and launched.
Which feature-level actions, such as purchasing or inviting, are allowed.
Build groups by hand, or inherit them from Entra ID and Active Directory. Effective permission is the union of direct and group-derived roles.
Append-only records of every agent run, tool call, permission change and admin action, searchable and exportable.
Commercial APIs or private models, switchable per organisation and per task.
Containerised and portable, so deployment is never tied to one provider.
Graceful degradation when a model or connector is down, with a public status page.
Grows with you from one seat to thousands without a migration.
In January 2026 Singapore's IMDA launched the first safety framework for AI agents. TINA was designed to its four principles before it was published.
Every agent, connector and app must be granted to a person before they, or their agent, can even see it.
Payments, permanent changes and outside messages pause for a human. Who decided, and when, is recorded.
Rules and spend caps checked on every action, defence against hidden malicious instructions, mini apps fenced off, an off switch per app.
Users see what each app may do before it runs, watch agents work in the thread, and can review the full activity log.
The agent is in the room with the team. Nobody re-explains the same thing to their own private assistant.
Every agent, function and mini app is permission-controlled to enterprise standard, switched on from day one, no IT department required.
A mix of Xero, Google, WhatsApp and whatever else. No requirement to standardise on one vendor's stack.
If someone can use WhatsApp, they can use TINA. Adoption does not depend on training.
Metered AI credits, tenant-level spend caps and top-ups instead of surprise bills.
Every agent action, approval and permission change in an append-only log, searchable and exportable when a customer or auditor asks.
Scheduled tasks and workflows run on their own, under each person's own permissions, and stop for a named approver at the steps that matter.
Swap to a better or cheaper model, or run a private one, without changing how anything works.
Every partner app in the marketplace makes TINA more useful the day you install it.
Per seat, with optional single sign-on, groups and roles, shared org connectors and workflows with approval gates.
Dedicated database option, directory sync, advanced administration, premium SLA and custom credit allocations.
An organisation tenant at concessionary pricing, with eligibility verification.
TINA gives your team AI agents that do real work in the systems you already use, under the permissions you already trust, with a record of everything they did. See it working on your own tools in a live demo.