
The computer built for agents doing 99% of the work.
Vesence is an agent-native cloud computer and operating system where AI agents and users work together on email, calendar, browser, files, documents, spreadsheets and code. It lets users run and oversee many agents, each in its own desktop, with changes shown for review. It is aimed at founders, engineers, lawyers and investors handling high-volume, ambitious work.
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Vesence
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Seed
Founders
Henrik Taro Hansson
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Vesence provides a cloud-hosted desktop in which the user and their agents share the same environment. Its listed components include an email client, calendar, browser, drive, terminal, documents and spreadsheets. Agents draft email replies for the user to send, schedule meetings, browse the web signed in as the user with the option to take over, file and organise documents, write and run code, and edit documents and spreadsheets with changes tracked for the user to accept or reject. Each agent gets its own desktop for the user to review its work. Users can select an email, file, clause or range of cells, by typing or speaking, and make it available to their agent as context. The product is described as device agnostic, with a cloud computer that can be continued from a laptop or phone, and as model agnostic, offering models from Anthropic and OpenAI. For lawyers, Vesence's website states that agents review markup and work through the data room, with edits returned as tracked changes. Vesence's website lists Y Combinator, Emergence, 20VC and Creandum as backers. Access is by invite request or a 15-minute demo.
What it does
Drafts replies for the user to review and send.
Schedules meetings and sends invites when approved.
Performs web tasks signed in as the user, with takeover.
Finds, organises and files documents for the team.
Writes and runs code, ready for user review.
Edits documents with tracked changes to accept or reject.
Keeps spreadsheets updated as tracked changes, formulas intact.
Separate desktop for each agent to review its work.
Cloud computer continues across laptop and phone.
Offers latest Anthropic and OpenAI models side by side.
Shares selected emails, files, clauses or cells as agent context.
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Free version
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Vesence's website names founders, engineers, lawyers and investors as target users. For lawyers, it says agents review markup and work through the data room, with every edit returned as tracked changes for the user to accept. The product is presented as one computer for many kinds of ambitious work, with each agent in its own desktop.
Vesence's website offers two routes: requesting an invite through the request-invite page, or booking a 15-minute demo.
Vesence's website says Vesence is model agnostic, offering the latest models from Anthropic and OpenAI side by side, with the user choosing which to use for each chat. It also says users can run Claude Code or Codex in the terminal.
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