Frequently asked questions.

Iymer is the AI Operations Manager for modern teams: one workspace where people and AI agents plan, meet and ship work together. One subscription includes every major AI model, an AI Operations Manager that chases the follow-up, an AI Meeting Assistant, AI project planning, no-code agents and a native connection to Claude via MCP.

Any team that runs projects with other people: founders, agencies, operations, product and client-service teams. If your week includes meetings, task assignment and follow-ups, Iymer removes the manual layer between them. Solo founders use it too, and it gets more useful with every teammate.

Yes, and more. You get projects, tasks, boards, owners and deadlines, plus what project tools do not have: every major AI model in one subscription, meetings that turn into assigned tasks, and an AI Operations Manager that follows up so you do not have to.

Click Start free and create your workspace. The Free plan is $0 forever with 200 AI credits, 2 recording hours and 1 seat. No card needed.

No. You describe what you want in plain English: the outcome of a project, the job of an agent, a question about what is blocking a launch. Iymer does the rest and asks for your approval before anything moves.

No. Start free alongside what you use today. Google Calendar, Slack and GitHub connect directly, and agents can work with Gmail, Zendesk, Linear, Asana, HubSpot and Notion. When you are ready to move everything, our team does the migration for you at no cost.

A workspace takes two minutes. Your first AI-planned project takes one prompt. A full move of your organization is done by our team on every paid plan, usually within the first week.

Email support@iymer.ai, or request a call from the Book a call page. Our team replies in less than 24 hours.

GPT (OpenAI), Claude (Anthropic), Gemini (Google), Kimi (Moonshot AI), Llama (Meta), Grok (xAI), Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen (Alibaba) and Cohere, with new models added as they launch. Every plan, including Free, gets the full lineup.

Iymer reads each request and routes it to the model that handles that kind of task best, taking into account the effort level you set and the length of the context. It shows which model answered and why.

Yes. Open the model picker in any chat and select the model you want. Your choice holds for the whole thread until you switch back to automatic.

They set how hard the model should think. Quick gives fast answers at the lowest credit cost. Balanced is the default for most work. Deep uses maximum reasoning for long documents and decisions that matter.

No. Routing is free. Credits are only used for the answer itself, and heavier models and longer tasks use more of them.

It appears in Iymer for every seat. There is no new account to create, no new bill and no migration.

Most teams do. Iymer includes GPT, Claude and Gemini on every plan, so one $24 Pro subscription replaces three $20 subscriptions per person and adds the AI Operations Manager, meetings, planning and agents.

It watches every project in your workspace, chases overdue work, spots blockers and overloaded people, proposes a fix, and sends each person a short daily list of what needs them. It proposes; you approve anything that moves work or changes a date.

No. Handoffs, date changes and priority re-ranking are proposed and wait for a human to approve. Follow-up reminders on overdue work are sent on your behalf and logged.

What moved, what stalled, and what needs a decision from you, ranked. Most days it is three to five items. When nothing needs you, it says so.

The manager nudges once, before a deadline, and only when work has not moved. It does not count hours or watch screens. People see fewer check-in messages, not more, because the status questions stop.

Projects and tasks inside Iymer, meeting notes from the AI Meeting Assistant, and the apps you connect such as Slack, email, calendar, GitHub and Asana.

Pro includes follow-ups and the daily brief. Team adds blocker detection, priority re-ranking and org-wide memory. Enterprise adds admin analytics across the whole organization.

Yes. Every action is written to an activity log with what happened, when, and who approved it. Admins can see the log across every team.

Two ways. Paste the meeting link into Iymer and pick the project, and the bot joins when the call starts. Or connect your calendar and it joins scheduled meetings on its own. It appears as a visible participant.

Zoom and Google Meet, with Microsoft Teams and Slack huddle links also accepted when you schedule a bot. Any meeting link you can paste.

A full transcript, a short summary and a decisions log, plus a list of tasks for every commitment made out loud. All of it stays inside the project and is searchable.

The assistant detects commitments in the conversation, works out who took each one and the date discussed, writes a task title, and places it in the project you chose for the meeting, linked back to the notes. A manager reviews and approves before the tasks land on the board.

Yes. Everything is editable before and after approval. Change the owner, the date or the wording, or delete a task the assistant should not have created.

Yes. The assistant joins as a named, visible participant in the call, so everyone can see it is there.

Buy a one-time top-up from inside Iymer or move to a plan with more hours. Team plans gain 3 hours for every extra seat.

You describe the outcome in a few sentences, by typing, speaking or attaching a brief. Iymer drafts phases, tasks, dependencies and rough estimates, then suggests an owner for each phase based on who is on the team and how loaded they are. You edit the plan like a document and approve the assignments.

The outcome, a deadline if you have one, and any constraints that matter, such as a team that needs notice or a dependency on another project. The more context you attach, the better the first draft.

Yes. Rename phases, merge or cut tasks, change estimates and move owners. It reads as a document, not a form, and the structure stays consistent while you shape it.

It looks at the people in your workspace, their roles and their current load, and suggests the person with the right skills and the most room. Nobody is assigned until a manager approves, and you can change any suggestion.

No. Launches, client onboarding, events, hiring, marketing campaigns and migrations all work the same way. Any outcome with a deadline is a project.

The AI Operations Manager watches the live plan. It chases owners before a date lands, names phases that have stopped moving, and proposes a new order when something slips. You approve before anything changes.

Yes. Create an empty project and add phases yourself. The AI helps whenever you ask, and the AI Operations Manager still keeps it on track.

Write the job: what the agent does, who it reports to, and which connected tools it can touch. Pick a scope (the whole app, a team or a project) and create it. Or start from a template and change the details.

No. You describe the job in plain English the way you would write a job post. Iymer turns that into the instructions the model needs and picks the model with the same router that powers the rest of the workspace.

Yes. Scope an agent to the whole app, one team or one project and it appears there for everyone with access. Build it once and the whole team gets the same quality.

Unlimited, on every plan including Free. Runs are metered by credits, so you pay for what the agents actually do, not for how many you have.

Yes, within the tools you connect and allow. Connect Gmail, Slack, Zendesk, HubSpot, Notion and more, then list the tools each agent may touch. Anything that leaves the workspace waits for a person to approve.

Yes. Agents and their job descriptions are private to your workspace. Every run is logged so you can see exactly what each agent did.

Each run draws credits from your plan's monthly allowance, depending on the model and the length of the job. A support triage run costs a fraction of a credit per ticket; a weekly report costs a few credits. The log shows the cost of every run.

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting AI assistants such as Claude to the systems where work lives. Instead of pasting context into a chat, the assistant asks the system directly. Iymer speaks MCP, so Claude can read and act on your workspace.

Open Settings, then Integrations, choose Claude via MCP, and add the connection to Claude's connectors. Approve it once, pick your scopes, and start asking.

Read your projects, tasks and meeting notes to answer questions about what is blocked, who owns what and what was decided. With write scopes, it can create and update tasks. Anything that changes work waits for a person to approve.

You need a Claude plan that supports connectors. Iymer's side of the connection is included on every Iymer plan.

Yes. You choose the read and write scopes, every request is logged with who asked and what was read, and you can revoke the connection at any time. Claude only sees what the scopes allow.

Google Calendar, Slack and GitHub connect from the same Integrations page. No-code agents can also connect Gmail, Zendesk, Linear, Asana, HubSpot, Notion and more. Microsoft Teams and further MCP clients are planned, with no date yet.

Claude is the first MCP client Iymer supports. Any assistant that speaks the protocol is planned next, with no date yet. Inside Iymer itself, every model is already available through the AI Models Hub.

Free is $0 forever with 200 AI credits, 2 recording hours and 1 seat. Pro is $24 a month with 2,500 credits, 3 recording hours and 2 seats. Builder is $49 a month with 6,000 credits, 6 recording hours and 2 seats. Team is $39 a month with 3,000 credits, 5 recording hours and 3 seats, then $29 per extra seat. Enterprise is quoted for your organization.

Start free and try everything. Pro suits a founder or a pair who want every model and the AI Operations Manager without limits that bite. Builder is for people who run agents and heavy AI work and want three times the credits. Team is for groups of three or more who want one pool of credits and recording hours, and who add seats as they grow.

Yes. Every plan, including Free, routes across the full model lineup. There are no per-model add-ons and no admin-only models.

Credits are how AI usage is measured. Each model request and each agent run draws from your monthly allowance; heavier models and longer tasks use more. Routing itself is free.

Buy a one-time top-up from inside Iymer and keep working. You do not need to change plans or talk to sales.

No. Your allowance resets with each billing period. Top up any time you need more within a month.

Time the AI Meeting Assistant spends in your calls. One 30-minute meeting uses half an hour. Each plan includes a monthly amount, and Team seats add 3 hours each.

Team includes 3 seats. Each additional seat costs $29 a month and adds 2,500 AI credits and 3 recording hours to the shared pool, so the plan grows with the team.

Yes. Annual billing saves up to $60 a year compared with paying monthly.

Yes. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel from your billing settings. Plan changes take effect immediately and are prorated against what you have already paid for the period.

Everything in Team, plus custom AI credits, recording hours and seats, custom terms and invoicing, and dedicated onboarding and support. Contact us for a quote.

Yes. On every paid plan our team transfers your organization, plans your projects with you, sets up every AI model for your team and trains your whole organization, at no cost. Book a call to start.

Your per-person AI subscriptions (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini), your project tool, your meeting notetaker, your wiki for notes and decisions, and your automation platform for agents. One workspace, one login, one bill.

Yes. Google Calendar, Slack and GitHub connect directly, and no-code agents can work with Gmail, Zendesk, Linear, Asana, HubSpot, Notion and more. Many teams keep Slack and their calendar and move everything else.

We do it for you. On every paid plan our team transfers your organization, plans your projects with you, sets up every AI model for your team and trains your whole organization, at no cost. Book a call to start.

No. Anything that moves work between people, changes a date, or leaves the workspace waits for a person to approve. Follow-up reminders are sent on your behalf and logged.

A typical stack costs $100 or more per person each month across AI subscriptions, a project tool, a notetaker, a wiki and automation. Iymer Pro is $24 for two seats and Team is $39 for three, so most teams save more than 75%.

Both. Free and Pro suit founders and small teams. Team adds org-wide memory, blocker detection and seats at $29 each. Enterprise adds custom credits, hours, terms and admin analytics across the organization.