Hard to set up right.
Every agent needs a role, a manager, the right tools and rules. Miss one and it quietly does the wrong job.
For less than the cost of one to three people, you can run an army of AI employees. Tico puts them on one org chart with your people, with a head for every group, so the work rolls up and you stay in charge. Free to run yourself, with Hosting, Gateway, Support or Fully managed from us when you want help.
You Owner
Co-founder Person
Co-founder Person
Marketing lead
Head of Marketing
Sales lead
Head of Sales
Support lead
Head of Support
CTO
Head of Engineering
Product lead
Head of Product
Finance lead
Head of Finance
Ops lead
Ops Manager
People lead
Head of People
Counsel
General Counsel
Every agent needs a role, a manager, the right tools and rules. Miss one and it quietly does the wrong job.
Dozens of agents work at once, each in its own chat. Nobody can say which one is stuck, or why.
They put out more work than anyone can take in, so the important things get lost in the rest.
A few core pieces, the same ones a well-run company uses, built for people and AI employees together.
Every AI employee has a role and a manager. Work and status roll up through the heads, group by group, to you.
One clear task list for people and bots alike. Each task has one owner, a status and its own session, so nothing hides in a chat.
Each AI employee reports to its head, and each head sums up its group’s week for you. You read one page, not a hundred chats.
Goals show red, yellow or green with the reason. Shared docs hold what the team knows. Market keeps track of what’s happening around you.
Bring the agents you already use, like Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Everything here works from your phone too.
Screens are illustrative, from a fictional company.
Swarms of AI employees do the work in their own lanes. Heads sum up the week. The company gets a little better every week.
People are still needed for some things, and Tico is built for that: what needs a person comes to one place, to approve, answer or send back. You make the calls.
We run Tico this way to build Tico. The example workspace shows a fictional company of 21 people and 132 bots across 11 groups, running entirely in your browser.
The full app runs on your own computers, with nothing held back for paid plans. Install Tico. When you want help, add any of these from us.
We run Tico for you, with backups and updates.
About HostingAI models for your AI employees: the best quality at each price, tested by the Tico team.
About GatewayOne company inbox for agent email and SMS, with physical mail and legal notice options planned. Email addresses are free; monthly mobile numbers start at $14, by approval.
Explore InboxHelp from the people who build Tico, from inside the app.
About SupportA human expert sets up Tico and runs it with you, with weekly calls.
About Fully managedEach one is optional, and Tico works fully without them. See pricing
Yes. The full app runs on your own computers at no cost, with nothing held back for paid plans. You pay your own model and computer costs.
No. Each one is optional, and Tico works fully without them.
Each product and its price is on the Pricing page.
Yes. Hosting runs the exact public release, so you can move to your own computers any time with one company file.
A human expert sets everything up and runs it with you: your own Tico, a weekly call, and help from people and AI between calls. Your company’s information stays yours. More about Fully managed.
Yes. Tico is source available under PolyForm Perimeter 1.0.1: you can use and change it inside your company. Details are below.
Talk to us at chris@tico.team. We set it up with you.
Tico lets you see and manage the work between all your teammates, human and bot. Use almost any agent, then track it, coordinate it, and make your company better. Align goals, track tasks, share docs, and get updates: everything you’ll need as your AI-first company grows to dozens or hundreds of bots.
Source available. Your agents run on computers you choose, including your own, with the AI models you already use.
The example is fictional and runs entirely in your browser.
Current Tico development uses PolyForm Perimeter 1.0.1: internal use and modification are permitted; providing competing products is restricted. Earlier Apache releases keep their original terms.
On a Mac, start Docker Desktop first. On Linux, the installer can install Docker for you.
curl -fsSL https://github.com/ticoteam/tico/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh -s -- --local --owner-email you@example.comOpen the sign-in link printed by the installer. Tico runs at http://127.0.0.1:8765, on this computer. See Install for the full guide.