Cabinet

Cabinet is a self hosted AI workspace that gathers a company's knowledge base and files in one place, puts a team of AI specialists to work on them and renders the results as live apps and dashboards. Instead of a chat box, users assign ongoing jobs to agents, such as a weekly board brief, daily competitor monitoring, inbox triage, a morning pipeline digest or filing meeting notes, and the agents work on the company's real documents. It suits founders, operators and small teams that want AI agents working across their own files while keeping ownership of the data. Cabinet connects to sources including Google Drive, Gmail, Slack and Notion, and ships ready made AI teams for specific jobs, such as a researcher, a marketing expert or an SDR, alongside the option to build custom teams. Users bring their own OpenAI, Claude or Gemini accounts, so model costs stay on the company's existing bill. A desktop app is available for Mac, with a Windows installer and Linux listed as coming soon. Self Hosted is free forever and includes the complete product with community support on Discord. Managed hosting is offered as Cabinet Cloud Pro at $20 per month, with access from phone, laptop and browser, scheduled agent work, daily backups kept for seven days and automatic updates, and Cabinet Cloud Max at $49 per month, adding a larger container, encrypted backups kept for 30 days, point in time restore, a custom domain and region pinning. Enterprise is custom, with SSO, dedicated infrastructure and a 99.9 percent SLA. Optional Cabinet AI access starts at $10 per month, and annual billing saves about 17 percent. Both Cloud plans are currently waitlist only, and shared team workspaces are in early access.