Somewhere between “I have an idea” and “here's the finished thing,” there's usually a pile of browser tabs and a first draft abandoned at 11pm. Imagine Computer is the personal AI agent that skips straight to the finished thing.
The short version
Here's the short version, since nobody reads the long one. An agentic AI workspace is software that does more than talk back at you: it plans a job, does the legwork, and hands you a finished thing instead of a suggestion. Imagine Computer is ours, built to act less like a search box and more like a personal AI agent that also moonlights as your own AI computer.
Describe what you need in plain English, a market report, a slide deck, a resume, a website, and Computer plans the steps, does the research, builds the thing, and delivers it in a format you can actually use. No prompt-whispering required. It isn't a chatbot with a few plugins bolted on. It's the whole workflow, living in one place, and it remembers your last project so you're never explaining yourself to a machine twice in one week.
One Workspace
Think of it as your own AI computer, minus the fan noise. One prompt gets you a market report or a live website, whichever you actually need today. No separate apps, no starting from a blank page, no fifth browser tab you'll forget to close. Every draft, every image, every deck lives exactly where it was born.
LAUNCH A PRODUCT
Drop in a product link and let Computer do the marketing department's job before lunch. Its AI image generator and AI video generator turn that one URL into a hero ad, a cinematic trailer, and a social cut, three finished formats, researched, written, and rendered without a single briefing call.
Launch My CampaignORGANIZE YOUR IDEAS
Drop in your notes, or whatever you scribbled down at 1am and can no longer read. Computer's AI document generator drafts, rewrites, and formats a long-form document in seconds, and hands it back as a clean, ready-to-export file, not a wall of bullet points pretending to be finished.
Draft My DocumentRAISE A ROUND
Describe the business like you would to a friend at a bar. Computer's AI presentation maker researches the market, writes the story, and designs every slide, cover to close, so what lands in your inbox is a finished deck, not a slide count you still have to hit yourself.
Build My Pitch DeckLAND THE JOB
Paste in your experience and the job post, and skip the part where you stare at a blank cover letter for forty minutes. Computer's AI resume builder hands you back two finished files in one pass: a tailored, ATS-ready resume and a cover letter that doesn't read like a form letter.
Build My ResumeUNDERSTAND ANYTHING
Ask it anything and deep research goes deep on one topic at a time, the way an unreasonably thorough research assistant would: checking sources, building the argument, delivering a fully cited report with charts, so you're not the one with fifteen tabs open at midnight, again.
Ask AnythingSHIP SOMETHING REAL
Start from a template or just a stray idea. Computer's AI website builder previews it instantly, publishes it to a live URL, or hands off to GitHub if you'd rather ship your own code. Landing pages, dashboards, whatever needed a home on the internet by Friday.
Build My WebsiteMAKE IT MOVE
Generate the visuals, animate them with AI motion graphics, score them with original music, tweak what needs tweaking, and export a finished video file, ready to publish wherever you actually publish things. One pass, no separate editing suite, no timeline you have to learn first.
Create a Product DemoThe Toolkit
Everything you need to think, make, and ship, run by one AI computer, inside one AI workspace, so you can finally close the eleven tabs you've been pretending not to have open.
Old vs New
Nobody enjoys switching tabs, and yet here we all were. Imagine Computer replaces the scattered version of this workflow with a single AI workspace where every tool actually talks to every other tool, instead of pretending not to know each other.
Hear from the creators, students, and professionals who let Imagine Computer handle the parts of the job nobody actually enjoys.
I asked it to research the market and it came back with sources, charts, and an actual argument, not just vibes. I got my afternoon back.
I pasted in my resume and the job post. What came back read like a person who actually wanted me to get the job wrote it.
The motion video looked like something an agency would've billed me thousands for. I paid considerably less, and waited considerably less time.
I built and published a landing page for my side project before my coffee finished brewing. That's not a metaphor. I checked.
It drafted the doc, built the deck, and pulled in the visuals, all from one brief. I didn't touch five different tabs, and I definitely didn't miss them.
Every Friday morning it emails me a research summary. I set it up once and forgot about it, which is exactly how automation is supposed to feel.
It remembered my brand voice from the last project without me explaining it again. That alone earned it a permanent spot on my desktop.
I connected it to Gmail and Notion. Now it pulls context on its own instead of me copy-pasting the same three documents for the hundredth time.
Your brand voice, your palette, your past briefs, your saved connectors, your project history. Ask for “another version of last week’s deck” and it knows which deck you mean.
Link Gmail, Slack, Notion, and Drive, plus dozens of other apps, so Computer works with your actual data instead of whatever you can be bothered to copy and paste.
Tell it to run every morning, every Friday, or every few hours, and it just happens, quietly, without applause or a recurring calendar invite.
Imagine Computer brings your agent and every creative tool into one place. Free to start, no credit card required.
In detail
Imagine Computer remembers the details you'd otherwise repeat like a broken record every single time: your brand voice, your color palette, your past briefs, the tone you actually want versus the tone you said you wanted in that one meeting, your saved connectors, your resume and work history, prior research it already ran for you, the templates you keep reaching for, your project structure, and what you built the last time you asked for “something like the other one.” Ask it to make another version of last week's deck, and it knows exactly which deck you mean, no interrogation required.
Link Gmail, Slack, Notion, and Drive, plus dozens of other apps, so Computer works with your actual data instead of whatever you can be bothered to copy and paste at 6pm on a Friday. Connect Gmail and it pulls the thread you're referencing instead of you forwarding it over for the third time. Connect Slack and it posts the finished asset straight into the channel your team already lives in. Connect Notion and it pulls your existing brief instead of you retyping it from memory. Connect Drive and it grabs the file you were about to go hunting for, the one named “final_v3_ACTUAL_final.”
Tell it to run every morning, every Friday, or every few hours, and it just happens, quietly, without applause. Set a weekly competitor scan and it's sitting in your inbox before your coffee is. Set a Monday content calendar and it's built and waiting when you sit down to plan the week, like a slightly overachieving assistant who never asks for a raise. No reminders, no recurring calendar invite you'll eventually start declining.
How it works
Describe the job in plain language, the way you'd explain it to a sharp intern on day one. Computer breaks it into the actual steps needed, instead of guessing at one response and calling it a day.
It gathers real information first, sources, data, context, so what gets built stands on something sturdier than a hunch and a vibe.
It routes each part of the job to the right model and tool: writing the doc, designing the deck, generating the image, rendering the video, whichever the step actually calls for.
You get back a finished, usable file, not a wall of text you still have to turn into one yourself.
Optional. Tell it to do this again next Friday, or every morning, and it will, without you setting a reminder to ask it nicely.
Under the hood
Imagine Computer isn't one model wearing a workspace as a costume. It's a router that actually picks the right model for the job in front of it, the way a good producer picks the right specialist instead of asking the sound guy to also do lighting.
Writing and planning run on large language models like GPT-4o. Images come from a mix built for different jobs: Imagine Cosmos, Flux, Imagen3, and ChatGPT's own image model, chosen depending on the style and realism the task needs. Video runs on our own imagine-v1 and imagine-v2 models alongside Kling and Hailuo, picked for whichever look, motion, or length the brief actually calls for.
You don't have to pick any of this yourself, which is the whole point. Computer routes each part of the job to whichever model does it best, the same way you'd hand a logo to a designer and a spreadsheet to whoever actually enjoys spreadsheets.
Who it's for
Building campaigns, landing pages, and social content without briefing five different freelancers and one increasingly patient designer.
Going from an idea to a deck, a report, or a working prototype before the investor call that's somehow already in twenty minutes.
Turning a job post and a work history into a resume that actually gets read, not filtered out by a robot at 2am.
Running multiple clients' content and creative through one AI agent platform instead of a subscription tab graveyard.
Looking for AI agents for business, a shared agent that remembers brand voice and project history so nobody has to start the new hire from zero again.
The difference
A chatbot answers in text and stops there, politely, like a very well-read stranger at a party. A stitched-together stack of point tools gets you further, but you're the one holding it together: copying a brief between apps, re-explaining your brand to each new tool, exporting from one thing just to import it into the next.
Imagine Computer skips both. It's a personal AI agent that plans the steps and finishes the job, and it's also the AI computer that holds every tool, and every scrap of context, in one place. You describe the outcome once. It handles the part in between, the part nobody actually enjoys.
Imagine Computer is an agentic AI workspace: one AI agent and a full creative suite in the same place. Chat to get a task done, write and edit documents, build slide decks, or generate images, video, and music, all without switching tools, or your login manager.
An AI agent is the assistant itself, the one actually doing the work. Agentic AI describes how it works: planning steps, taking action, and adjusting, instead of answering one question and calling it a day. Imagine Computer is both, an agentic AI workspace built around a personal AI agent that finishes what it starts.
A chatbot answers in text and waits for your next move. Imagine Computer plans the steps, picks the right tool for each one, and hands you back a finished, downloadable result: a document, a deck, a video, a website, not just a reply you still have to act on.
It understands plain-language requests, plans the steps, researches, writes, and takes action across your connected tools, so it handles anything from a quick question to a full multi-step project, without needing a project manager.
Depends what you asked for. Documents and resumes come back as ready-to-export files, decks as a full slide file, images and video as standard files you can drop straight into whatever you're publishing to, and websites as a live, published URL, or code you can push straight to GitHub. No exotic formats, no surprise plugin required to open it.
As often as you need, down to once a minute. Describe the cadence in plain language, “every morning,” “every Friday at 6pm,” “every 4 hours,” and it keeps running on its own.
Yes. Every connected app has its own permission toggles, so you decide exactly what it can read or act on. Nothing is granted by default, and nothing goes rogue in your inbox.
You can edit directly. Docs, decks, images, and video all open in an editable panel, so you can fix one detail yourself instead of re-rolling the whole thing and hoping it lands closer this time.
Marketers who need a campaign built before the meeting that's already on the calendar. Founders who need a deck before the investor call. Students who need a resume before the deadline that was yesterday. Agencies and teams who need one AI agent platform doing the coordinating instead of five people doing the copy-pasting. If your work involves research, writing, or producing something from a description, you're exactly who this is for.
