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Alissa keeps your commitments, reminds you by email or WhatsApp, and asks for evidence when you close a task, so your own work gets the same honesty as everyone else's.
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Tasks · Evidence · Outcomes
Alissa Studio is a workspace where every piece of work is written down as a task with a clear finish line. That way you can hand it to yourself, to your team or to an AI agent, and still know, with evidence, when it is truly done. It is free to start, and your account comes with 99 credits so you can try everything.
Free · About 2 minutes · 99 credits included · No card required
Most productivity tools are lists. You add an item, you tick it off, and the tool is satisfied. But the tick says nothing about whether the result you wanted actually arrived: the client replied, the page went live, the report was right. So the list gets shorter while the goal stays exactly where it was.
Alissa starts from the other end. Before a task exists, it has to say what "done" looks like and how you would check. That small habit changes everything downstream, because now a task can be finished by anyone, including an AI, and you can still trust the result.
Every task in Alissa belongs to something bigger, and you can follow the thread all the way up. Here is the whole ladder, from the smallest piece of work to the reason it exists.
One piece of work with a definition of done and the criteria to check it. It is either done, with evidence, or it is not. There is no partial credit.
A set of tasks that together deliver one thing, such as a launch or a report. Its progress is calculated from the tasks that are actually done, never typed in by hand.
A checkpoint that says a project has reached a real, verifiable state, so "we're on track" means something.
A scoped effort with a start, an end and a reason to exist.
The measurable target all of this answers to. When you ask why a task matters, the answer is here.
Task → Body of Work → Milestone → Project → Objective
Because every level is derived from the one below it, progress in Alissa is earned, never declared. Nobody can type "80% done" into a box; the number comes from the work.
Once a task knows what "done" means, it stops mattering who does it. That is what lets you mix people and AI on the same board without lowering the bar.
Alissa keeps your commitments, reminds you by email or WhatsApp, and asks for evidence when you close a task, so your own work gets the same honesty as everyone else's.
Delegate a task and it carries its finish line with it. Whoever takes it knows exactly what to deliver, and you see progress without asking for status updates.
An agent is an AI assistant that can research, write, build and report back. In Alissa it works the same way a person does: it takes a task, shows its work as evidence, and nothing counts as done until you approve it.
Alissa is the intelligence inside the Studio. Tell it what you are trying to do and it turns the conversation into tasks, reminders, documents and slide decks, then keeps them connected to your objectives. You set the direction; Alissa keeps the structure honest.
Alissa uses credits instead of per-user pricing. A credit is spent when Alissa does something for you that costs computing power: answering in chat, writing a document, running an agent. Creating tasks, inviting your team and tracking work cost nothing. Every plan comes with credits, and the credits you have never expire.
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Alissa is one system with several doors. Most people use the web app; the other doors exist so the same tasks can follow you into the tools you already use.
alissa in your terminal, for people who live there.If you want to learn how to work with AI rather than only read about it, the Academy has hands-on courses on AI, productivity and building with agents. They are taught inside Alissa Studio, so every lesson ends with something real done.
Visit the Academy →No. You can start with a single task and one sentence about what "done" means. The ladder above is there when you want it, and Alissa suggests it as your work grows.
Nothing breaks. Your tasks, your team and your history stay exactly where they are. Only the actions that use Alissa's intelligence pause until you buy more credits or move to a plan with a monthly refill.
Yes. Invite people, delegate tasks to them, and everyone sees the same board with the same finish lines. Progress shows up on its own, so nobody has to write a status update.
No. Agents only work on tasks you gave them, they show their work as evidence, and nothing they do counts as done until you approve it. You can read every step they took.
No. Signing up is free and takes about two minutes, and the 99 welcome credits are enough to try chat, a document, a slide deck and an agent run before you decide anything.
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