INARY
AI work platform built for organizations, not individuals
What it does
INARY is an AI work platform designed for organizations, not individual AI chats. Teams can work with AI in shared threads, retain context across organizational, departmental, personal, and thread-level memory, collaborate across languages, and connect everyday work such as email and external collaboration. After completing a closed beta, INARY is now opening its public beta in the United States and Japan.
Keep questions, INARY answers, teammates’ corrections, and decisions in shared Threads/Chats, then carry that context into the organization’s next task.
INARY is a business workspace with built-in LLMs from four AI brands—ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok. It enables teams to share AI conversations, revisions, and decisions. By retaining the context of your organization and its work, INARY accelerates digital transformation across your company. Individual AI use can spread while measurable returns, enterprise-wide adoption, and shared knowledge remain out of reach. These three sources point to the same issue: the challenge is no longer whether a company uses AI, but whether it can connect that use across the organization. In MIT NANDA’s 2025 preliminary study, about 95% of organizations in the study reported no measurable return from their…from inary.ai
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