Your team's
second brain.

I've spent years working in, building and running teams. And for every team I've led, the story has been the same: one tool for chat. Another for tasks. Another for docs. Yet another for email. A calendar app. A file storage service. Maybe a CRM on top. And an incident tool somewhere.

Eight tools. Eight logins. Eight bills. And still, nobody could tell you the full story of any project without opening four tabs and piecing together a puzzle.

The “integrations” were supposed to fix this. Automation workflows, chat bots, webhook chains — each one an add-on with its own cost, its own failure modes, its own maintenance burden. At some point, we were spending more time maintaining the glue between our tools than actually doing the work.

And then came AI. Every tool added a chatbot. But these AI assistants were blind — they could only see what was inside their own tool. Your chat AI didn't know about your tasks. Your docs AI couldn't check your calendar. The promise of an AI employee was hollow because no AI had the full picture.

It had to be reimagined from the ground up.

That's what FanDesk is. Not a wrapper. Not an aggregator. Not another integration layer. A single, unified platform where chat, tasks, docs, email, calendar, drive, contacts, and incidents are all native — all sharing the same database, the same search, the same AI.

When Desk Mate (our AI) generates a status report, it's looking at real tasks, real emails, real calendar events. When you ask it to reschedule a meeting, it checks everyone's actual availability. Because it lives where the work lives.

Built by a founder, for founders and teams across the world. Because work should be something you love doing — not something you endure between tab switches.

Fall in love with work, again.