One workspace · your own AI

Your company just got a whole lot bigger.

Your documents, mail, meetings, CRM and records, now answerable in plain language. Every reply names the page it came from, then scores how well that page actually supports it. The models run on RocSite's own hardware, never a public model vendor. And when the twelve bundled apps aren't the thing you need, you ask it to build the app.

Walk in on a free token allotment. No email, no card. Your data stays in your workspace.

Wiki, mail, CRM, meetings. Already in the kit.

Most tools sell you one thing and charge for the rest. A RocSite workspace comes with the whole set, and every part of it feeds the same assistant.

WikiPages, spaces, attachments. The memory everything else reads from.
AskPlain-language questions over everything you own. Answers cite their sources.
NotesQuick capture that the assistant can read back to you.
CRMContacts, companies, deals: answerable, not just searchable.
MailConnect a mailbox; your mail joins the same searchable memory.
MeetingsRooms, recording, transcription and speaker separation.
FilesUpload anything; documents are indexed and answerable.
AgendaCalendar and planning, with an assistant that reads the day from the record.
StudioVideo editing and social scheduling in the same workspace.
ArcadePlay, or build your own games. Yes, really.
MCP39 tools on an authenticated endpoint, so your own AI tools can work inside your workspace.
TrustAudit records, exportable, and a verifiable attestation of what ran.

Ask for the app. It builds in your workspace.

Describe a small internal tool. RocSite builds it as a live app you can open, trash, and enhance. Pac-Man, a tip calculator, and an invoicing draft already shipped that way. It is not a replacement for a full ERP.

You:   "Build me a tip calculator for the team"
RocSite: → app created, installed, live

You:   "Build an invoicing app for the cafe"
RocSite: → app created, with line items and totals

Those are real apps in a real workspace. Asked for, not coded by hand. Enhance them in Coder when you want more.

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Why it matters for a business

The small internal tool that never gets built (the intake form, the quote calculator, the checklist that lives in someone's head) is the one that costs you every week. When building it is a sentence instead of a sprint, it gets built.

Our own hardware. Isolation you can trust. A score on every citation.

Not positioning. These are architectural choices you can verify.

Not a model vendor

The AI isn't someone else's API

Assistant, search, transcription and embeddings run on hardware RocSite owns and operates. Your workspace content isn't shipped to OpenAI, Anthropic or any other model vendor to answer a question. Self-hosting on your own infrastructure is available on the enterprise plan. It's a written commitment with 30 days' notice before it could ever change, not a preference.

Your data is yours

Isolation that a bug can't undo

In most software, separation between customers is a line of code someone can forget. Here it's enforced underneath the application, by the system that holds your data, and it can't be switched off by a mistake in a feature. Another customer can't see your workspace. Not by accident, not by bug.

Show your work

Answers that cite, and grade themselves

Every answer names the pages it used, then checks itself, scoring how well those passages actually support what it said. An assistant that tells you "these sources only partly back this up" is worth more than one that's confidently wrong.

Pricing

Everything is included at every tier. What changes is how many people, and how much you use it.

Starter
$79 / month
  • 5 seats
  • Ask, wiki, CRM, mail, meetings
  • MCP access
  • Build your own apps is on Pro
Start
Pro Most teams
$199 / month
  • 15 seats
  • Everything in Starter
  • Build and enhance your own apps
  • Priority assistant capacity
Start
Business
$799 / month
  • 50 seats
  • Everything in Pro
  • Your own hostname and branding
  • More assistant capacity
Start
Enterprise
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  • Dedicated deployment
  • Negotiated seats
  • Data processing agreement
  • Migration support
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Seats you buy are seats you get. A purchased seat count is recorded against your workspace, so a negotiated deal isn't forced into a tier.

The questions buyers actually ask

Where does our data go?

Into your workspace, on infrastructure we operate. The AI features are served by models on that same infrastructure. Three subprocessors, named publicly: Cloudflare, Stripe, Resend. See the list.

Can another customer see our data?

No, and it isn't enforced by application code. Every record belongs to one organization and the database refuses queries that cross the line. Tested in both directions.

Can we leave?

Export everything from inside the app, any time. Purge the workspace yourself. 30-day export window after cancellation, written into the Terms.

What about legal review?

Terms · Privacy · DPA · Refunds · Acceptable use. All public, no account needed.

Do you support SSO?

Not yet. SAML and OIDC aren't live, and we'd rather say so than discover it during your rollout. Email and password sign-in works today.

What if we change our mind?

Full refund within 14 days of your first payment. No conditions on how much you used it. Read the policy.

Your company already knows the answer. It just can't find it.

Put your documents, mail and meetings in one place, and ask.