Your AI coworker getsthe dashboardthe reconciliationthe analysisthe forecastthe appyour team used to wait for.
Justin AI works in the Slack channels your team already uses. Ask for what you need where everyone is already talking — or set it once, and find it already finished.
Four things change the week you add it.
Nobody has to learn a new tool or be told what a model is. Open each one to see it happening in a real team’s channel.
Your team works from one shared context. It has read the threads, the files and the decisions, so nobody briefs it from scratch.
- Ask once and the answer holds for whoever asks next
- Correct it once and the correction sticks
- Shared per channel, so a client channel stays separate
Justin builds a live artifact — a dashboard, a plan, a draft — and hands you the link. Send it to a client, open it again next month, and the numbers are current.
- Openable on a phone, with the working behind it
- Fresh numbers every time somebody opens it
- Every figure carries its source and its date
Say it once and it becomes a routine — an automation that runs on its own schedule, with nothing to configure and nobody at a desk.
- Say it once, in a sentence, with nothing to configure
- It runs with no laptop open and nobody at a desk
- On a normal day it stays silent
One coworker, in the channel everybody is already in. Anyone can talk to it and everyone sees what it said.
- Anyone can address it, with no seat to assign
- Someone else carries on your thread while you sleep
- One person connects a tool; the team can use it
You are an AE holding a number somebody else produced, in a deal that is live today. The same question works on a prospect you have never met — it reads what is public and what your team already knows.
Atlas says our pilot number is inflated. They measured 9%, we told them 14%.
Rob ran that pilot and he left in July. I have no idea where 14 came from.
@Justin AI what did we actually send them in June?
Both numbers are ours and both are right.
14% is the six-week read, slide 4. 9% is the twelve-week read, slide 19 of the same deck. The effect settles as the window gets longer.
Their 9% and our 9% agree. The only argument is which one we led with.
You are a marketer who has to hand the plan to a board, and change it twice before Friday.
@Justin AI $240k next quarter, under $60 to acquire. Where does it go?
Search is the only one that stays under $60 when you scale it. Social is fine to about $21k a month and falls apart past that.
Sending this to the board deck. If I change the CAC target does it move?
Say the number here and the page rebuilds. Same link, so nobody re-shares anything.
You are the person everyone blames when a number looks wrong at two in the afternoon.
Every morning at 7, check all nine sources — row counts and last-row time against the same weekday last week. Tell me if anything is more than 10% off or hasn’t finished. Don’t message me when it’s fine.
Got it. Nine sources, 07:00, same weekday comparison, flagged at 10% or unfinished.
You’ll hear from me on the mornings something is wrong and not otherwise.
Meta is short again — 38% down, stopped 02:31. Same failure as Thursday. The other eight are clean.
Twice in four days is a vendor conversation. Thanks.
You are the controller, and two other people need to act on what you find.
Three lines don’t match. The other 214 do.
The big one is Nova. You’re billing 6%, the June contract says 8% — about $12,400 a quarter.
Is that the rebate we renegotiated in June?
That’s the one. Signed 14 June, applied from July, never made it into billing.
I can reissue that today.
Go ahead. @Justin AI park the other two for Dana tomorrow.
Read the thread. The work is already done.
Pick a team. Every one of these starts in a channel — some when somebody types, some on their own at seven in the morning, and one from the back of a cab.
It reaches the systems your work already lives in.
One person connects a tool once, and the whole team can use it from the channel. Justin reads what it needs, and asks before it changes anything.
Plus your own internal systems, through a connection your engineers set up once.
Per team. Invite everyone.
There is no seat to assign, because the whole point is that anyone in the channel can talk to Justin. You pay for the credits your team uses, not for the people who use it, and the intern asks as freely as the VP.
2,000 credits a month. For individuals getting started.
- Chat across web and Slack
- Core skills and connectors
- Unlimited people, no seats to assign
5,000 credits a month. For teams that automate.
- Everything in Basic
- Routines that run around the clock
- Live pages you can share outside the team
- Priority connectors
20,000 credits a month. For teams running Justin all day.
- Everything in Pro
- Highest usage limits
- Priority support
Already a WorkMagic customer? Your WorkMagic subscription includes a monthly Justin credit allowance — you only pay for what you use beyond it.
What teams ask first.
Does everyone need to learn something new?
No. They type in the channel they are already in, in the words they would use with a colleague. There is nothing to configure, no prompt to get right, and no settings page anyone has to visit.
What can it actually see?
The channels you add it to, and the tools you connect. A client channel and an internal channel stay separate — what it learns in one does not surface in the other. What you say to it in a direct message stays with you.
Can it change things, or only read them?
It reads freely. Anything that changes something real — sending an email, editing a page, writing to a system — stops and asks in the channel first. You can approve it once, or approve that kind of action from then on. Every action is logged with who approved it.
What happens when it does not know?
It says so, in the same message as the answer. Every figure carries the source it came from and the date it was read, and when a later fact changes an earlier answer it says that out loud rather than quietly moving on.
How long does setting it up take?
Adding it to Slack takes a minute. Connecting your first tool takes a few more, and one person doing it makes it available to the whole team. Most teams get a real answer out of it the same afternoon.
What if we already have an AI tool?
Most teams do, and it sits somewhere people have to remember to go. This one is in the conversation where the work is already being discussed, which is why the people who never opened the other one end up using this.
Put the question in the channel.
Add Justin AI to one Slack channel and ask it for something your team has been waiting on. That is the whole evaluation, and it takes an afternoon.