Invitation-only while it’s small
Where your AI’s work lives.
Your assistant makes real things: reports, dashboards, trackers, client pages. Then they scatter into downloads and chat scrollback, correct once and quietly wrong ever since. Profusia is where they live instead: organized into sites, current through live data, shared with a link that keeps working. This is the product, module by module.
Walk through it
Have a look round the workspace.
Sixteen screens, every one a real capture of the running product against a demo workspace, not a mockup. It flies itself: take over whenever you like, drag to look around, scroll or pinch to zoom in until you can read one, or open it full size. Go fullscreen if you like. No sign-up.
What you just walked
Four modules, one for each thing that was missing.
One integration, on purpose.
Your assistant is the only integration. Claude, and any MCP client; ChatGPT included, through developer-mode connectors on workspace plans. It publishes here, tends the live datasets on a schedule, and reads the comments back next session. There is no connector matrix and no pile of stored credentials to other systems.
The one narrow exception is disclosed: an opt-in, write-only sync to Google Docs and Sheets, scoped to the files Profusia itself created, with no read path into your Drive.
Pages are self-contained HTML served under a strict content policy; nothing a page contains runs on the server. Every workspace is its own subdomain, and workspace-scoped queries are checked by an automated cross-tenant suite on every change.
Invitation-only while it’s small.
A workspace needs a connector set up and a person on hand for the first week, and that is done better for ten people than for a thousand. What you can try without an account is the walk above. If you would like a workspace of your own, write and say what your assistant makes for you; the reply comes from a person.
Works with Claude, and with any MCP client. Private by default; nothing here is public until you make a link for it.