blankcollar is the operating system that turns your business into an AI-native company — memory of your clients and decisions, skills that follow your playbooks, and agents that take action across slack, your crm, gmail and every tool your team uses. one brain, your whole company. setup in days. swiss-hosted. nothing leaves your company.
blankcollar isn't an app you bolt on — it's a way of working that installs in five layers. each layer is independently valuable. each is shaped by the layer below — so your DNA propagates upward automatically. start with memory. add skills, tools, agents, routines as you're ready.
one shared memory between your team and every AI tool you run. reads from all your sources. writes back from every good answer. compounds the longer you use it. then layers stack on top.
nobody has to type /blankcollar or @bot. the memory shows up automatically in the tools your team already uses.
team adds our endpoint once. every query auto-pulls context. no commands. no prefix.
daily dm. today's meetings with context. open threads. flagged risks. zero effort. executives love it first.
log in with sso. type a question. get a cited answer. best for analytical workflows and saved team queries.
sidebar in notion. @blankcollar in slack. context panel on every salesforce account. progressive integrations.
"what do i need to know about acme before this meeting" — spoken, in the car, 60-second briefing back.
three items waiting in slack. today's 10:00 investor meeting — the partner's last three investments led with product velocity metrics. reframe the deck. the 11:00 renewal call — a february feature request never addressed. the 15:00 with her cto — four decisions made in the last two weeks she hadn't been involved in.
nordic bank. five months in pipeline. five minutes before the call, he asks claude for a briefing. answer: seven touchpoints across three of his teams. two open objections. one champion. one detractor. the cto's question from the last call that was never fully answered.
he asks blankcollar about the brand philosophy. the answer cites three internal documents, a founder memo from two years ago, and a design review from six months back where a major decision was made. by day five he has shipped his first change.
drag the sliders. conservative math — we assume each senior reclaims four hours per week (most measure six). every dollar saved is senior time you stop renting from yourself.
a 20-person company typically invests ~$2,200 / month in blankcollar and unlocks $38,100 in senior capacity — payback in under 2 days.
startup, business, enterprise — different starting depth, different concierge, same five-layer foundation. you can move up the stack at your own pace.
wondering whether you really need this on top of chatgpt enterprise or copilot? see the honest comparison →
memory is the entry. the full OS is what wins. start free in five minutes — or book a 90-minute kickoff and walk out with a written plan in 48 hours.