Sune AI

What is Sune AI?

Sune AI is a collaborative AI operating system designed to unify how teams work and automate their workflows. It brings documents, spreadsheets, projects, and tasks together into one shared workspace, where teams can collaborate in real time by adding text, tables, images, kanban boards, calendars, and more directly into shared documents and projects. It also provides a central place to store files and share workspace resources.

The platform includes AI features such as finding hidden details across multiple documents, AI agents that handle tasks in the background, and built-in tools for analysis, content creation, and data exploration. You can also build custom tools. Sune AI uses contextual awareness and a node-based editing system to help teams work more efficiently.

Who created Sune AI?

Sune AI was created by a founding team led by Jarren and Ian. The company aims to improve team collaboration and workflow automation through features like real-time collaboration across workspaces, connections to other services, and AI-driven automation such as content creation and task assignment. Its automations are designed to understand the context of your work, with the broader goal of simplifying knowledge work.

What is Sune AI used for?

• Real-time collaboration: Work together on documents, spreadsheets, projects, and connected services.
• Content creation and management: Create and organize content using text, tables, images, kanban boards, calendars, and sketches.
• Service integration: Connect to a range of services with enterprise-level compliance.
• AI-powered tasks: Use AI agents for research, content creation, and data analysis, executed in the background.
• Custom automations: Build multistep automations that understand your workspace’s context, and turn complex workflows into quick actions with the built-in tool builder.
• Detail analysis: Spot connections and hidden details within images, documents, spreadsheets, and across multiple files.

Who is Sune AI for?

Sune AI is aimed at artists, writers, managers, executives, teachers, and marketers — anyone whose work involves collaboration, knowledge management, or repetitive workflows that could benefit from context-aware automation.