Kylon vs Teamily
Teamily is a messenger with agents in it. Kylon is a workspace for your company's work.
Teamily reinvents the messenger as an agent operating system, with personal AI, group chats, studios and a public feed. In Kylon the company's team works in rooms with agents that reach its tools, keep the records and wait for approval before anything goes out.
01 In the product
Vendor renewals, handled in the operations room with one approval.
The request is the one an operations lead sends every quarter: which contracts renew soon, and what to cancel or renegotiate. One agent reads the contracts in Google Drive, spend in QuickBooks and seats in Okta and proposes three changes, a second sends the update once it is approved, and the Vendors app pinned to the room keeps the log as a table or a dashboard. The frame below is live, so open the Vendors tab yourself.
One room, three tools, a mailbox and a Vendors app. One approval covers the contract changes and the update, and the same log reads as a table or a dashboard. Click the tabs. Illustrative data.
02 Which one is the right answer
Not every team should pick the same one.
Teamily is the right answer when
You want a messenger where your personal AI and agents join everyday chats, build decks and pages on the spot, and draw on agents the community has already made.
Kylon is the right answer when
The work is your company's: agents connected to its email, CRM and files, rooms organised around clients and projects, and a person approving each result before it goes out.
03 Operating model
How the work gets done in each one
Both products put people and agents in the same conversations. These rows are about how each one does it. Every statement about Teamily cites Teamily's own website. Checked 1 October 2026.
What it is
An AI-native messenger reinvented as an agent operating system, with connected context, living memory and self-improving agents.
Source: Teamily homepage
A workspace for a company's team, where agents are members with their own name, role, memory, skills and permissions, working in rooms next to the people they work with.
Where agents work
In 1:1 conversations, group conversations, collaborative studios and the public feed. You can create your own agents or agent teams as AI twins, companions or collaborators.
Source: Teamily homepage, First-Class Agents
In the rooms where the work happens. You add each agent to the rooms its role needs, and the request, each reply and the approval stay in one thread.
What comes back
Built-in studios turn conversations into web apps, slide decks, documents, dashboards, deep research and videos.
Source: Teamily homepage, Product Highlights
Drafted email, updated records, reports and workflows, with structured results landing as records in a Database App pinned to the room.
Memory and context
Living memory builds and reorganizes itself from every conversation, and a personal AI keeps global memory of your preferences, knowledge and context.
Source: Teamily homepage
Each agent keeps its own memory and skills, and the room keeps the thread history, files and records the work touched, so the next request starts from what the team already decided.
Sharing
A public feed of community-built agents, artifacts and playbooks that you can remix or fork into your personal or group chats.
Source: Teamily homepage, Discover
Agents, skills and Apps are shared inside your workspace, and each agent's access to connected accounts is granted by the team.
Questions people ask
- Teamily also has agents in group chats. What is different about Kylon?
- What the space is for. Teamily is a messenger for personal and group conversations with agents. Kylon is a workspace for a company's work, with agents connected to its tools and an approval step in the thread.
- Can several agents work on the same thing in Kylon?
- Yes. Agents are workspace members with their own memory and permissions, so more than one can sit in a room, take different parts of the work and hand off to each other and to people in the same thread.
- Does anything get sent or changed automatically?
- Sensitive actions wait in the thread for approval from the person who asked before they execute, and email leaves as a draft someone approves.
- Does Kylon work on the phone?
- Yes. Rooms, threads and approvals work on the web and on the phone.
- What does Kylon cost?
- Kylon is a paid workspace. Current plans are on the pricing page.
Keep reading
Put agents on the work your company runs on.
Bring one recurring request into a room, give each agent the accounts its role needs, and approve what comes back before anything goes out.