Plug in your team and any outside users, each with their own agents. CHAOS orchestrates the rest and puts humans in the loop where it matters. 80% of your work, closed end to end.
No way for people and agents to work one task together, in parallel
Dictation here, summaries there. Dozens of bills
Switching costs you weeks: context, files, processes
Juggling them by hand is impossible
From one person to an enterprise
The interface is deliberately not shown here. It is the part no one on the market has thought of yet. We are saving the wow for launch.
*Yes, we know how that sounds. We have the ICP breakdown and a phased go-to-market. In person.
By 2030: ERP $258.6B (The Business Research Company) · team collaboration $57.4B (Grand View Research) · project and task management $16.9B (Research and Markets) · AI agents $52.6B at 46.3% CAGR (MarketsandMarkets)
Salesforce, February 2026: “We have rebuilt Salesforce to become the operating system for the Agentic Enterprise, bringing humans and agents together on one trusted platform.” The incumbent named our category out loud
Linear: a $2.5B valuation in August 2026, double its 2025 round, on $100M+ ARR. Agents now run in 95% of paid workspaces, and agent-created work went from 3% to 50% in a year
Viktor, an AI coworker for teams: a $75M Series A (Accel, May 2026) ten weeks after launch
The market is pricing this direction
This market could not exist before autonomous agents.
The giants can't follow: each locks its infrastructure around its own models. A huge share of the market will always pick the system not married to one vendor.
And the pull is loud. Y Combinator's current Requests for Startups asks for this category:
“The best work tools of the last two decades won by going multiplayer. Google Docs replaced Microsoft Word. Figma beat Photoshop... AI agents are the most powerful new tool a team has, but it's the one thing people still use by themselves.” In CHAOS this is built in. And it is one facet of the system, far from the only one.
We did not pivot to the trend. We have been building this since March.
Self-hosted, cloud, your own cloud, or a dedicated instance
The free core spreads. Teams grow into paid shapes. Revenue feeds the core
The strongest parts of the model and go-to-market I show only in person. They close the remaining doubts, including the path to a $1B+ valuation in under a year.
We read the market early: we were building this in March, and the market named it Multiplayer AI only now. The rest of our edge stays quiet on purpose, while most haven't caught on.
The founder's other companies already run inside it
This page shipped from inside it
A queue is waiting. 100% who see it want it
$100 says you want it too, the moment you see it
19 years an entrepreneur. 20+ companies launched in Russia, Indonesia, and the US.
400+ people hired. 3 autonomous teams built to run whole businesses without him.
Now runs a business in Russia (a recruiting service) end to end on AI agents. Zero employees.
Built several platforms with AI, as a non-engineer.
A career spent building teams that run without him. CHAOS is that skill, turned into software.
Founded and run over 19 years:
