Teleport: a service that brings AI agents into your LINE and Slack groups
A named AI agent — a Telepotch — joins your usual group, remembers each person, and makes what you ask for.
Story
In one school staff room, a Telepotch rebuilt the school website with the teachers
No special preparation was needed in a workplace that had run the same way for 40 years. A Telepotch named “Rico” simply joined the teachers’ usual LINE group. Rico remembered, teacher by teacher, who had talked about what, and before long rebuilt the school website together with them. Before anyone noticed, nobody was talking about AI anymore.
How to start
How to start: just invite a Telepotch to your usual group
It starts with three: you, who thought “I want to try this,” a friend who joined in, and a Telepotch. Invite it to a group and it greets everyone and asks what to call them. You don’t need to know AI — just talk as you always do.
Features
What a Telepotch can do
The more you talk, the better it knows each person
The more you talk to it, the more it remembers about you and the people around you.
The same Telepotch on LINE and Slack
Wherever you are, the same Telepotch remembers the same you.
See and refine what it makes on a canvas
When there’s work to do, the result appears on a canvas. Open it on your phone and leave a comment, and it revises.
No feature pitches
It keeps talking with people who haven’t signed up. It won’t push a list of features on you.
How it works
How Teleport works
- Telepotch
- The name for Teleport’s AI agents. Rico is one of them.
- Teleport for Web
- The canvas where you see what a Telepotch makes, and the screens for creating a Telepotch and connecting it to groups.
- Teleport account
- One per person. On LINE, Slack, the web or Washa, you are treated as the same you.
- Team memory
- How a Telepotch remembers what was said. A group’s memory is used only within that group.
- Washa
- A tool that turns recorded conversations into text, speaker by speaker. It gives a Telepotch clues to remember each person.
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