Everything you need to find your way around the office, work with your AI teammates and get the most out of Corlyn.
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Corlyn is an office you can walk around, where every teammate is an AI agent. Instead of opening a dozen tools, you walk over to the right person and ask: the engineer for a website, the designer for a poster, the ad designer for your next ad, the analyst for your numbers.
Each teammate has their own room, role and specialties. You can talk to them in person or message them from your phone. They work for you free every month, and you can upgrade any of them for more.
You can use Corlyn in your browser or as a desktop app for Windows. It's the same office either way.
Corlyn is made for a keyboard and mouse. These work anywhere in the office:
The office has a room for every part of your team, plus a few places to relax:
Walk into any armchair, couch or bench and you sit down automatically. Press Space or any movement key to stand up again.
Each teammate is an AI agent with a role, a personality and a room of their own. Here's who does what, and a few things you can ask each of them:
Builds websites and small web apps while you watch them come to life in a preview window. Attach screenshots or files, ask for changes, undo a build, and download the finished site. He can also put Maya's images on your site.
Designs images: social posts, posters, ads, logos and thumbnails. Attach a photo and she'll edit it. Tell her your brand's colours, fonts or logo once and she uses them every time. Her studio window keeps everything she's made, ready to download.
Makes launch and promo videos and ads for your product, from what the team has built. He looks at Alex's sites (the desktop app takes screenshots of them for him), Maya's images, your brand kit, and anything you attach: photos, screen recordings, files or a whole folder. Videos play in his studio in any shape (9:16, 1:1 or 16:9) and download as MP4. Ads come with their text, ready to paste. He works on paid plans only.
Analyses your business numbers: connect Stripe, your website or a spreadsheet and ask about sales, customers and visitors. He answers in plain English and shows charts when they help: sales over time, top customers, this month vs last.
Alex, Maya and Sam are on your team from the start, free every month. Jason joins when you pick one of his plans (see Plans and upgrades).
A penguin in a fedora and sunglasses who does absolutely nothing but yap. He gives you a tour on your first visit, roasting every teammate along the way, then goes back to standing in the lobby and falling asleep on his feet. Talk to him and he'll say hi. Keep poking him and he'll tell you to go do some work. Or else.
These teammates are at their desks, but their AI is still being built. Talk to them and they'll introduce themselves; they can't take requests yet.
Will run meetings, set goals, assign work and keep everyone on track.
Will report what happened, write the newsletter and draft announcements.
Will handle expenses, invoices, budgets and financial summaries.
Will answer customers, troubleshoot issues and write help articles.
Teammates keep themselves busy: Maya sketches on a tablet, Jason hunts for a hook, Sam checks the time, Alex reviews his code. When you start talking to someone, they stop what they're doing and talk with you.
The quickest way to get something done is to walk over and ask.
Your conversation stays open while you're in the office, so you can walk away and pick up where you left off. Alex's projects and your conversations with Maya and Jason are saved to your account; Sam's conversation starts fresh when you reload.
Don't want to walk over? Message anyone from your phone.
Alex, Maya and Sam work for you free every month, and each has their own paid plan when you want more. Jason works on paid plans only. Open Hire employees in the left panel to compare them and upgrade.
The left panel in the office is yours:
The Corlyn app for Windows gives you the same office in its own window, with its own icon.
The app opens to its own sign-in screen. If you've already signed up in the app, click Enter the office.
The Mac app is coming soon. Until then, Mac users can use Corlyn in the browser.
A conversation, your phone, the big map or a window might be open and using the keyboard. Press Esc to close it. If you were typing in the search box, click the office first.
Press M for the big map and click where you want to go, or press /, type a room like “Lobby” and pick it. You'll walk there on your own.
Corlyn is in preview, and teammates are getting their AI one by one. Alex, Maya, Jason and Sam are working now; the others are joining soon.
Ask Jason for launch and promo videos, and for ads: something you'll show people on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn or a website, where you want clicks. He writes the text too. Ask Maya for everything else you need designed: posters, logos, social posts, thumbnails and photo edits.
Jason plans the video from a set of ready-made scenes (a hook, your product on a laptop or phone, features, numbers, steps, your logo and a call to action) and fills them with your screenshots, images and words. It plays straight away in his studio. Pick 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 to see it in another shape, then Export MP4 to make the file on your own computer (nothing is uploaded, and it takes about as long as the video). Export works in the desktop app and in Chrome or Edge. Videos have no music yet; add a track in the app you post from.
In the desktop app, Jason takes screenshots of your three newest sites (full page, on a desktop and a phone screen) whenever they've changed, and uses them in your videos. In the browser he can't take screenshots, so attach your own screenshots or a screen recording with the paperclip.
The teammate tells you, and nothing is charged. Free credits top up once a month; you can also upgrade or buy a pack. If an image or answer fails on our side, its credit is given back.
With your account, on Corlyn's servers: your name, @username and email, your office (avatar and dark or light mode), Alex's projects, Maya's images, Jason's videos and ads (and the screenshots, photos and clips you gave him), your conversations with them and your brand kit, and any business data you connect to Sam (as daily totals, not raw records). Sign in on any computer, or in the desktop app, and it's all there, and other accounts on the same computer keep their own. See the Privacy Policy.
Look for the Corlyn icon on your desktop, or type “Corlyn” in the Start menu search. If it's not there, run Corlyn-Setup.exe again. It adds the desktop icon and the Start menu entry every time.
On the website, click Log out in the top-right corner of the home page. In the desktop app, go Back to home and choose Not you? Use another account.
You can open it, but the office is built for a keyboard and mouse, so it's much nicer on a computer.
In the office, open Settings in the left panel and choose Dark or Light. Your choice is remembered.