AI project management that understands the work behind the tasks
AI project management
Wyatt gives teams one place to ask questions, work through documents, organize project context, and turn scattered information into useful next steps.
What should the team focus on this week?
Priority work
Pull current tasks, docs, and project context into one answer.
Document context
Summarize the documents and decisions behind the plan.
Next steps
Turn the answer into follow-ups your team can act on.
The Wyatt AI assistant answers questions using the documents, PDFs, whiteboards, tables, tasks, and conversations already in your workspace. Instead of searching across separate tools, you ask once and get an answer grounded in the team's real work.
Wyatt puts long-form documents, PDFs, whiteboards, structured tables and databases, task lists, and team conversations in one workspace. The same content powers writing, planning, and discussion, so context does not get split across product silos.
Use the assistant to draft updates, summarize discussions, extract action items, and create tasks directly from documents and conversations. The output stays in the workspace as documents, tasks, and database rows your team can keep using.
Sign up and create a workspace where documents, projects, and AI live together. Invite teammates, bring in existing files, and start asking questions about your team's work right away.
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
Teams that need answers across project work, files, and shared context.
Find answers faster
Ask Wyatt about project status, decisions, documents, or tasks without digging through every workspace surface manually.
Move from question to action
Turn context into drafts, tasks, project updates, and structured work that the team can keep using.
Bring work into one place
Use documents, tables, whiteboards, tasks, and conversations together instead of treating them as separate silos.
“Stop stitching tools together. Bring the work into one place and let Wyatt connect it.”