Product demo
A concrete flow for remembered context, pending approvals, and channel delivery.
Workflow example
Eidos remembers the meeting, pulls the notes from the workspace, drafts a summary, asks for approval, then sends the final update through Telegram.
Meeting notes, previous decisions, and open tasks stay attached to the workflow.
The agent drafts the summary, checks missing details, and flags risky assumptions.
Sensitive actions stay paused until the user reviews and approves them.
Omnichannel by design
Work, approvals, and automation stay connected.
Use cases
Start where a real team already loses time: missed follow-ups, handoffs, and repeated decisions.
A lead asks for pricing, goes quiet, and the context gets buried across chat and email.
The night team needs the ticket history, open risks, and decisions from the day team.
A blocked task needs a clear owner before the deadline slips.
Persistent memory
The memory model is explicit, inspectable, and designed to keep long-running work coherent without losing privacy boundaries.
Active conversation and task context for the current run.
Conversation and session interactions with durable retrieval.
Facts and vector retrieval for knowledge that should persist.
Generated or managed skills that improve future work.
Runtime state, jobs, connected agents, approvals, and audit-like product records.
Core workflow
Prompts become tracked work with memory, approval, delivery, and a visible history.
Keeps project context, previous decisions, and open tasks connected.
You review sensitive messages, tool actions, and external updates first.
Telegram, Slack, and Discord agents carry approved work back to the team.
Eidos can wake up around deadlines, check state, and prepare the next step.
Finds relevant facts and past decisions before drafting new work.
Notifies the right person when approval, review, or a decision is needed.
Local device connector
Cloud workflows keep running. Actions that need your device wait until you reconnect.
Drafts, summaries, team updates, reports, and approvals can continue while your machine is off.
A short-lived code links your computer to your workspace.
Eidos asks before using anything that depends on your files or apps.
If the device is offline, that specific local step waits instead of failing silently.
Trust model
Users can see, export, and delete what is stored.
Access expires quickly.
Tokens stay encrypted and revocable.
Export, deletion, and retention controls are part of the interface.
Pricing
Prices are shown in USD. Brazilian customers can request a BRL equivalent at proposal time.
For testing memory, approvals, and one personal workflow.
Includes 500 monthly credits.
Request FreeFor recurring follow-ups, team channels, and higher usage.
Includes 5,000 monthly credits.
Request ProEidos is in controlled early access before teams connect sensitive workflows. Join the list to shape which memory, approval, and delivery patterns become productized first.
Join access listFAQ
The basics buyers and operators need before trusting an agent with memory.
Eidos is designed around product-owned storage, visible memory layers, and documented LGPD controls. The privacy page explains retention, export, deletion, and consent boundaries.
Sensitive actions are designed to wait for explicit approval. The agent can draft, summarize, check state, and prepare a next step, but external delivery should remain reviewable.
Free is for testing one personal workflow with 500 monthly credits. Pro adds higher usage, scheduled workflows, team channel delivery, owner alerts, and approval history.
Yes. Plans should be cancellable, and stored memory should remain exportable or deletable according to the privacy controls and applicable retention requirements.
