Teamily AI: Your personal agent, agent teams & people in one messenger

The company behind the product, Palo Alto-based Teamily Inc., says its sign-ups grew from 10,000 to 320,000 over one quarter. <cite index="18-2">The company put the rise at 32 times, which it says works out to a compound monthly growth rate of 217.5 percent, measured just three months after its public launch in July 2026.</cite> The Product Hunt listing files the product under Productivity, Artificial Intelligence and Social Networking, and it recorded 342 upvotes and 200 comments.

<cite index="10-2">The app combines always-on AI agents, an AI-native messenger, an office suite, meetings, voice and video calls, workflows, a knowledge base and business systems in one connected space.</cite> Users can build agents with persistent memory and assemble them into teams. <cite index="18-7">The company reports 10,000 company teams with connected coworkers, and says each group averages six agent tasks a day.</cite> <cite index="18-9">It also cites more than 100 million human-agent interactions that feed improvements in training, inference efficiency and cost.</cite> The listing says the product is free to get started.

The July launch was announced together with its sister infrastructure product, TensorOpera AI, and the company said <cite index="4-2">the stack had already served more than 5 million users</cite>. Before that, <cite index="4-5">a crowdsourced beta had roughly 20,000 registered seed users and several hundred paying customers.</cite> A later company release, carried by Yahoo Finance, put the paying base at <cite index="3-2">several thousand paying customers and 20,000 daily active users</cite>. These are company-reported figures that I could not verify independently.