Trilo is an AI workspace with autonomous coworkers for chat, tasks, docs and calendar. Plans start at $25/month with a 14-day free trial. See our review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Trilo is an AI workspace that combines chat, tasks, documents, spreadsheets, calendar, live calls and whiteboards in one app. Its central feature is a set of autonomous AI coworkers that handle meetings, create tasks, manage docs and schedule social media posts, working around the clock on the user's behalf.
The product is aimed at solo founders, independent creators and small teams who are tired of switching between tools such as Slack, Notion, Asana, Buffer and Google Calendar. Trilo Group LLC, listed in Cheyenne, Wyoming, operates it, and the site carries a BETA label while also describing the product as live.
Users talk to AI coworkers in plain language, and the coworkers act on what they are asked. Trilo builds a knowledge graph from team conversations, so the AI remembers past decisions and project context instead of starting from scratch each time.
Because the coworkers can reach tasks, docs and conversation history, they can transcribe meetings, write summaries and turn action items into tasks. Users can also describe a workflow in plain English and have it run. Trilo says its coworkers talk to each other, which it contrasts with isolated AI agents.
The workspace covers five main tools: a page editor with AI suggestions, a sheets editor that accepts natural language questions, live video calls with screen sharing, whiteboards on an infinite canvas, and AI coworkers. Calendar tools include booking links and a booking assistant that manages meetings.
Trilo also supports Model Context Protocol, which lets external AI tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and Windsurf connect to workspace data. A native macOS app adds keyboard shortcuts and offline mode. Documentation covers tasks with time tracking, a searchable team wiki and external calendar connections.
Trilo is an AI workspace that combines chat, tasks, docs, spreadsheets, calendar, calls and whiteboards. Its autonomous AI coworkers handle meetings, create tasks, manage docs and schedule social media posts. It is aimed at solo founders and small teams.
Solo costs $25/month, Teams costs $120/month and Ultra costs $250/month. Solo can also be paid annually at $237/year. Each tier has its own AI usage allowance, and top-ups are available.
Yes. All plans include a 14-day free trial. The site does not describe a permanent free plan.
Trilo is built for solo founders, independent creators and small teams that use five or more apps daily. It suits people who want AI to do work such as transcribing meetings and creating tasks, not only organize it.
Named integrations include Slack, Google Calendar, Gmail, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Instagram, Stripe, Notion, GitHub and Shopify, with more through Composio. Trilo also supports MCP for Claude Code, Cursor and Windsurf.
Yes. Trilo offers a native macOS app with keyboard shortcuts and offline mode. It is also available as a web app on desktop and mobile browsers.
Trilo says it uses industry-standard encryption for data in transit and at rest and that workspace data stays private to the team. It uses OpenRouter for AI processing and states that user data is not used to train AI models.
Trilo targets solo founders and small teams. The Teams plan includes 10 workspace members, and the Ultra plan allows unlimited members, though larger organizations should check whether the usage limits fit their needs.