Describe The Work Once.
It Comes Back Finished.
Marlow puts one prompt box in front of your projects, your files, and every model worth using. Drafts, decks, tickets, and summaries come back ready to review, not to assemble.
- TechCrunch
- WIRED
- The Verge
- Fast Company
One Prompt Box, Three Ways To Read It
The work Marlow returns, the pace it returns at, and what each run costs, all on one live surface.
Review, Don't Assemble
- Drafts land in your voice, sources cited
- Decks arrive structured, slide by slide
- Tickets file themselves with owners set
Everything Behind The Prompt Box
Marlow picks the model, grounds it in your files, remembers the thread, and only touches the tools you allow.
Route To Any Model
Atlas 4.1 runs by default. Swap providers per project.
Grounded In Your Files
Every draft cites your documents and sites, not the open web.
- Q3_Board_Notes.pdfIndexed
- docs.marlow.ai
- Brand_Voice.pdf
- support.marlow.ai
Remembers The Thread
Every project keeps its history, run to run.
Approve Its Tools
Toggle what Marlow may do on its own.
Finished Work Lands Where You Look For It
Marlow reads from the tools your work already lives in and writes the result back to them. 120 connectors, no glue code, nothing new for your team to open.
Credits That Grow With The Workspace
Drag to size your workspace. Every seat brings its own pool of credits, and the rate per seat drops as the team grows.
Volume pricing is applied automatically. The rate per seat drops at 10 and 50 seats, unused credits roll over for one month, and your first 2,400 credits are free.
For a small team running its first projects.
$120/ Month
You save $384 per year
- Every model in the picker at one credit rate
- Unlimited projects, files, and run history
- Credits pool across the whole workspace
- Spend alerts at 80% of the monthly budget
What Teams Ask Before They Start
How credits work, which models you get, and where your files go. Still unsure about something?
Describe One Thing And See It Come Back Done
Every new workspace opens with 2,400 credits, about 96 runs. No card, no setup call, and nothing to install before the first prompt.
“We stopped assembling first drafts. I describe the deck on Monday morning and review it before standup, in our voice, with the numbers already pulled from our own files.”