Teamily AI plans an agent-based internet without apps
Teamily AI wants to build an internet where users can simply state what they want to achieve instead of searching for websites and applications. As a first step, the company is bringing people and AI agents together in a shared messaging environment.
- Teamily AI is planning an agent-based, social and less app-dependent internet.
- Its first product is an AI-native messaging platform where people and agents can work together.
- The company would offer small businesses AI workers and their own permission-controlled intelligence tools.
- The 3.0 Ecosystem would cover seven areas, including commerce, data connections and external integrations.
- Teamily AI launched publicly in July 2026.
Agents would become the new interface
According to a November 3 statement, Teamily AI's long-term goal is to build one of the central platforms of the so-called Agentic Internet, or agent-based internet. In this model, AI agents would mediate services and work, while users would no longer have to switch between different applications or explain the same request multiple times.
The company envisions users expressing their intent in a unified environment, where the right context and specialized intelligence would connect them with the right agents, people and services. Teamily AI says this could make access to intelligence and execution more widely available to individuals, small businesses and organizations of different sizes.
Dr. Aiden He, co-founder and CEO of Teamily AI, said the next internet would be agent-based, social and increasingly less dependent on applications. The company says agents would not operate as isolated personal assistants, but as part of a shared network with people, other agents and services.
From messaging to a shared work environment
Rather than building the entire internet, Teamily AI is starting with an AI-native messaging platform. In it, people and agents can communicate, create and work together in a shared environment. Agents can participate in group conversations, access permission-controlled shared context and, over time, coordinate multiple workflows and projects.
The platform focuses on three immediate business areas. With the AI workforce feature, small businesses can create and deploy marketing, sales, research and operations agents. Team-owned intelligence would turn conversations, customer projects, documents, workflows and organizational knowledge into authorized, reusable context.
The third area is collaboration between people and agents. According to Teamily, research, planning, creation, review and execution could take place in group conversations, meetings, shared workspaces and through Loop automation. The statement cites creating websites, presentations, videos and business reports as examples.
The 3.0 Ecosystem would be built around seven areas
Teamily AI is preparing the 3.0 Ecosystem initiative to expand the platform toward an open Agentic Internet. It would include agent-based commerce and wallet features, allowing agents to participate in commercial, payment and service transactions.
The company would expand the system with a creative studio and extensions for creating videos, images, presentations, spreadsheets and websites, among other things. The AI-Native Data Hub aims to connect information scattered across cloud storage, documents and business systems while preserving the appropriate permissions.
The plan also includes the Agentic Mini Apps and Agent Network, through which developers could bring their applications into Teamily as independently accessible, discoverable and connectable agents. In the initial phase, the company would prioritize integrating leading personal-agent products. Deep Business App Connectors would provide deeper connections to business and enterprise applications.
Through Appless Distribution, agents could operate within external products and services without users having to open a dedicated application. Under its open model and infrastructure ecosystem, Teamily AI would work with model developers, data providers and infrastructure partners.
Users would only need to state their intent
Teamily AI launched publicly in July 2026. According to the company, teams on the platform can create custom agents, organize them into agent teams and use them to create websites, emails, documents, presentations, videos and images in their existing tools and channels.
If the company's plans come to fruition, the user experience could focus on expressing an objective rather than selecting applications. Teamily envisions people and agents discovering one another through social connections, working together and eventually carrying out transactions. According to the statement, the initial messaging platform is the foundation for this later open network.
