Par

The apps you already use. Your way.

An app in Par talks directly to the work tools you already use, with your own account.

  • Linear, for tasks
  • GitHub, for code
  • Notion, for docs
  • No AI in between

Mei and Omar run a small record label. Their new record comes out on olive green vinyl.

Mei's usual apps sit on four screens: a task list, a phone, a document and a chart. Par gathers them, and on her laptop she sees them all together on one screen, her AI's star in the corner.
Examples

Mei's screenmade in Par

A pixel art street where each building is a tool the label uses, its name painted on its sign: Linear is the workshop, GitHub the post office, Notion the library, PostHog the observatory. Mei stands at the post office door; Omar is outside the workshop.

Omar's screenthe usual app

Omar's usual task app, plain and grey: NIN-12 Vinyl from the pressing plant, in progress; NIN-14 Olive vinyl page, in review; NIN-15 Waitlist email to the first 120, todo; NIN-16 Pack the first batch, blocked.

The olive vinyl page is ready. Omar approved it. In GitHub

One task list, three looks for Mei: a plain list, a green terminal, a pixel town. Finish a task in one, and it's done in every look, and on Omar's screen.

One screen, many tools

Linear's tasks, GitHub's pages, Notion's docs and PostHog's waitlist, all on one screen. Everyone sees each change at once.

Tap a tool

Olive vinyl launch ships Nov 3

MOMei and Omar, here now

From PostHog412on the waitlist

On track for Nov 3, if the vinyl ships Oct 20.

Live 2

  • From GitHub

    Waitlist page

    live since Oct 9

  • From Notion

    Care guide

    published

Approved 1

  • From Notion

    Launch copy

    Omar approved it

Still to go 4

  • From GitHub

    The olive vinyl page

    waiting for an OK

  • From Linear

    Vinyl arrives

    Omar · Oct 20

  • From Linear

    Pack the first batch

    waits on the vinyl

  • From Linear

    Email the first 120 on the waitlist

    Mei

Tap a logo to see what comes from it. When Omar approves the vinyl page, it moves on Mei's screen and in GitHub too.

One tool moves another

Put a page online in one tool, and the task closes in another. No chat with an AI in the middle.

Mei taps one button on her laptop; Par holds up an empty box and waits for her yes; then a task gets its check mark, the launch doc gets its stamp, and Omar sees the same check on his phone.
  1. 1Mei puts the olive vinyl page online.
  2. 2Par asks first.
  3. 3The task closes for Omar too, and the launch doc gets the date.
Par shows Mei the two changes and waits for her OK. Then the task closes and the launch doc gets the date.

For a minute, or for years

Some apps show up for one job and fold away. Others stay with you and change as you do.

Here for a minute Mei's AI noticed

  1. in Mei's AI"Four new tasks in Linear have no owner. I made you a screen for them."

  2. Today's triage, a screen made for one job: four new Linear tasks with no owner, each with a suggested owner from who handled similar issues: sleeve artwork question, Mei; signed copies for the launch, Mei; pressing plant invoice, Omar; typo in the waitlist email, Mei. Mei and Omar are both on it.
  3. Once all four have an owner, the little screen folds into a paper plane and flies back to Par.

    All four have an owner. The screen folded away.

Here for years Mei asked

  1. v1 a plain list

  2. v3 "put the page to review beside it"

  3. v6 "make it a town"

  4. v9 "a terminal for late nights"

Every version is kept. Ask, and it changes again.

You stay in charge.

Your AI suggests. Nothing changes in your tools until you say yes.

Par hands the steering wheel back to Mei at her laptop.

"What's holding up the first batch?"

Your AI suggests

Packing waits on the vinyl from the pressing plant. Mark it as blocked until it arrives?

Do itNot now

Par asks first

Put the olive vinyl page online?

Put it onlineNot now

How it starts

Connect your AI to Par and paste one prompt. Your AI reads up to 90 days of your tools and leaves you two apps.

  1. Paste one prompt

    Par gives you the prompt; you paste it into the AI you already use.

  2. Your AI reads up to 90 days

    Linear, GitHub, Notion: whatever you connected. It keeps the conclusions, not copies.

  3. Two live apps on day one

    Start Here, for what to do next, and What Par Knows, for what it learned about you, in your colors. From then on, your apps stay up to date with your tools.

Mei's Start Here on her first day, Monday Oct 12, learned from Linear, GitHub and Notion over the last 90 days, with Omar here. Her priorities, each with its progress: the olive vinyl, out Nov 3, 22 days to go, with a photo of the record; the olive vinyl page, in review; the waitlist email to the first 120, in draft. One big button for the next move: review the vinyl page with Omar; Par notes it unblocks the waitlist email. Open loops she can close: vinyl from the pressing plant, a call with the plant on Tuesday at 14:20, Omar; pack the first batch, waits on the vinyl, Omar; launch copy, Omar is reading it. What Par Knows: her role, 3 projects, 4 people, 2 gaps to confirm.
Mei's first morning: what her AI learned from 90 days of Linear, GitHub and Notion, as an app she can use and correct.

How it works

Your AI builds the app once. After that, the app works with your tools on its own.

Your AI builds it. Then the app does the work.

Once it exists, it talks to your tools by itself, with no AI in between.

Your connections, your account.

It uses the tools you connected to Par and sees what your account sees.

The app reads on its own. Changes wait for you.

Looking things up goes straight through. Anything that changes something asks for your OK until you allow it.

Guests never use your connections.

Share the app and people see what you share. Your accounts stay yours.

// for people who code: inside an app made in Par
const issues = await Doc.par.mcp("linear", "list_issues", { team: "Label" })

One line, straight to the tool. Works with GitHub, Linear, Notion and any tool you add by its MCP address.

Why use your tools with Par.

Your tools on one screen, made the way you work, with what your Par already knows.

ParEach app on its ownA dashboard toolAn AI chat linked to your tools
In one placeTasks, code and docs from your tools, together on one screen.Only what is inside it.Together, inside its own blocks.Together, in one chat answer.
Your screenYou ask for it in words, in the look you want. Change it or put it away anytime.The app's own screen, with some settings.Built from its blocks. Many now help with AI.An answer in the chat. Some draw a page there too.
What it knows tooWhat Par knows about you and your team, next to what is in your tools. The AIs you connect see the same.What you put in it.Only what its connections hold.Its own memory of you, inside that assistant.
Each time you open itFresh from each tool, with no AI in between.Fresh, always.Fresh from its connections.You ask again, and the AI looks it up again.
Your teamKeeps its usual app. You all work on the same tasks.Everyone uses the same screen.One board, shared by the team.Answers are yours. You can share them as a link.
When steps runWhile your app is open. Changes wait for your OK.Its built-in links run all the time, like a finished code change closing its task.Some run steps on a schedule, with nothing open.While you chat, one step at a time.

Ask for yours

One sentence to your AI is enough to start, and the app keeps changing when you ask.

Get startedHow Par worksApps made in Par

Questions

Short answers about how an app in Par works with the tools you already use.

Is there an AI between the app and my tools?

No. The AI builds the app once. After that, the app goes to each tool directly, with your account.

Which tools can I connect?

GitHub, Linear and Notion, plus any tool that offers MCP, the standard AI apps use to connect.

Can the app change things in my tools?

Yes, with your account. An action that changes something asks for your approval until you allow it.

Will my team see what I change?

Yes. You work on the same tasks and pages they do. Only the look is yours.

Does my team need Par?

No. They keep the app they know.

Does Par decide for me?

No. Nothing changes in your tools until you say yes.

Connect your AI to Par, add Linear, GitHub or Notion, paste one prompt, and your first two apps appear.

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