Tell Imaginne what you need. It gets done.
Imaginne turns requests into executed work — researching, analyzing, creating, coding and using your company's tools and data.
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- Sales data found
- Analysis complete
- 3 relevant changes identified
- Presentation built
Start wherever it makes sense
Start a conversation
Ask in the browser, nothing to install. The fastest way to watch Imaginne do the work.
Open the chat →Download the app
Mac with Apple Silicon or Intel, Windows, terminal and VS Code. Voice and every runtime already bundled.
See downloads →Organisation console
Connect apps and data, publish skills, decide who can do what, and follow the spend.
Open the console →Documentation
How to ask well, what each skill does, how to connect your sources and integrate through the API.
Read the docs →You describe the outcome. Imaginne finds the way.
No APIs, no workflows to configure, no jargon to memorize. If you can ask, you can use it.
- Current sources searched
- Competitor moves mapped
- 2 relevant gaps found
- Briefing written with sources
AI that finishes the job.
Behind the conversation, Imaginne engages whatever the task requires: authorized data, connected applications, tools, models and execution environments — and comes back with the work done.
Chat is just the interface.
Connect your work. Once.
Your organization connects applications, data and services — and Imaginne works with them within the permissions granted. You don't explain your infrastructure on every request.
Google Workspace
Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail and Calendar
Microsoft 365
Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams
Slack
Authorized channels and history
Corporate data
SQL queries with each user's own identity
APIs (OpenAPI)
Any described API becomes a capability
SMTP · SQL · SSH
Corporate protocols with managed credentials
Imaginne meets you where you work.
The same intelligence, memory and connections — on the web, on desktop, in the terminal, in your editor and in your channels.
Web
Chat from the browser, with projects, memory and files.
/chatDesktop
Signed native app, voice included.
macOS · WindowsTerminal
All of Imaginne inside your terminal.
TUI · macOS · Linux · WindowsVS Code
Chat and skills right from the editor.
+ Cursor · WindsurfSlack
Mention Imaginne where your team already talks.
channel appMicrosoft Teams
Bot and personal tab, with Microsoft identity.
bot + tabFrom an analysis to software.
Real requests, with the path and the result. Pick yours:
Research
“Research our three main competitors, what they launched this year, and prepare a comparative briefing for Monday's meeting.”
Data analysis
“Show me why margin dropped this quarter and what contributed most.”
Documents
“Compare these three contract versions, list what changed and prepare the consolidated version with changes highlighted.”
Presentations
“Turn this report and this spreadsheet into a 10-slide board deck, with the risks at the end.”
Software development
“Find why the deploy is failing in this repository, fix it and run the tests.”
Operations
“Analyze last week's incidents, find patterns and propose what to attack first.”
The right model for the job.
Models are infrastructure — Imaginne abstracts the provider: platform models for conversation and analysis and, when your organization wants, your own keys (BYOK) with per-profile rules.
nnumbers
The platform's main model — reasoning, analysis and writing for the heavy lifting.
nnumbers-flash
Fast and economical — snappy answers and high-volume tasks.
BYOK
Your organization's own keys, with per-profile usage rules — nothing changes for the people using it.
Simple on the surface. Governed underneath.
The same conversation anyone can use runs on corporate identity, isolated execution, managed credentials and central administration.
Built for people. Governed for business.
- No APIs to learn
- No workflows to configure
- No jargon to memorize
Just say what you need.
- Corporate identity and SSO
- Organization-governed access
- Isolated, observable execution
The freedom users want. The control enterprises require.
Frequently asked questions
What is Imaginne?
Imaginne is an AI agent platform developed by NNumbers. Instead of just answering, it uses tools, files, data and systems to execute what you asked for — and delivers the result: a document, a spreadsheet, a deck, an analysis, a code fix.
Is Imaginne a chatbot?
No. The conversation is just the interface. A chatbot answers; Imaginne executes: it researches, analyzes, creates files, queries data with your identity and operates connected systems — in its own isolated execution environment.
Is Imaginne only for coding?
No. Coding is one capability — and a deep one — but Imaginne works with documents, spreadsheets, decks, e-mail, corporate data, research and operations. Most people who use it never write code.
Which AI models does Imaginne use?
Imaginne is not a model — it's the platform that uses models. A gateway abstracts the provider: there are platform models for conversation and analysis, and organizations can bring their own keys (BYOK) with per-profile rules. Switching models changes nothing for the people using it.
Can I connect my company's systems?
Yes. Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Teams, databases, OpenAPI-described APIs, e-mail (SMTP) and SSH. Data queries run with each user's delegated identity — your database's permissions are what apply.
Is there an enterprise version?
Imaginne was designed for organizations from the start: per-organization single sign-on, roles and profiles, credentials in a central vault, isolated execution, audit and administration. The Enterprise page details each layer.
Where does Imaginne run?
Imaginne is a managed service operated by NNumbers. You use it on the web with nothing to install, or through the native clients (desktop, terminal, VS Code) connected to the same account. Task execution happens in the service's isolated environments.
How does security work?
OIDC identity with PKCE, credentials in a per-organization encrypted vault injected only at execution, kernel-isolated sandbox, delegated identity on data and signed releases. The Security page describes everything in verifiable detail.