Any data,
from anywhere.
inseam is a context network. It connects all your data, wherever it lives, so you and your AI agents can find and use any of it.
inseam is in development. The docs describe what works today.
One question. Three places. One answer.
Thirty-seven seconds on what changes when your agent can see all of your data.
Your data is scattered. It sits on laptops and phones, in cloud apps, in databases and in mailboxes, and each new service adds one more place. Every place has its own login, its own permissions and its own search. Copies drift out of date.
AI agents make this worse and more visible. An agent is only as useful as the context it can reach, and today that context is in pieces. inseam puts one network over all of it. You and your agents search it in one place and read any of it. The data itself stays where it is.
Your files, emails and records stay where they are. There is no new place to upload to or keep in sync.
Your devices and your cloud accounts work as one place. Search once, across all of it.
Tell your agent what to connect. inseam writes the connection and runs it in its own sandbox.
Everything on your network is readable to it. You choose what can be changed, and who else sees what.
Your laptop keeps its local context when it is offline, and catches up when it reconnects.
One question, 6 places. Each place has its own login and its own search. Today, 1 of them answers.
Ask for anything. Get it from where it lives.
A file on your Mac, an email thread, a row in a database, a page in Notion. You or your agent ask your network, and inseam reads the object from its source, the whole thing or just the part you need.
Nothing was uploaded first. There is no copy to keep fresh. The answer is the real thing, as it is right now.
“Find the Q3 plan and the invoice it mentions.”
- Q3 plan.pagesiCloud · 3 weeks ago
- Re: plan v2Gmail · 6 days ago
- invoice 0142Postgres · 1 week ago
Nothing to move. Nothing to sync.
Your files, emails and records stay in the apps and on the devices where they are today. inseam keeps a search index of their text and an address for each one, and reads an object from its source only when you ask for it.
No upload
Connect a folder or an account. inseam reads it where it is.
No second copy
One search index, not another copy of your data to keep in sync.
No new place to look
Your data stays in the apps you already use. inseam only makes it findable.
What inseam keeps, and what it doesn't, in detail.
One context layer for your team, or your product.
Give every person and every agent in your company one place to look, with the permissions you set. Or build on inseam as the context layer of your own product: connect your customers' data where it lives, and let your agents work across all of it.
- Works with the agents you already use. Claude Code, Claude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other MCP host connect through one address. The agent asks for permissions; you allow or revoke them.
- You decide who reads and who writes. Per object, per person and per agent. Everything is readable to those you allow; only what you choose can be changed.
- Connect a new service by asking. The connection is written for you and runs in its own sandbox. It never sees your passwords.
- Keeps working offline. A laptop that loses its connection keeps its own context and catches up when it is back.