Getting started

Set up your workspace, get your first answer, and bring in your team.

Evriq gives your team one place to work with AI agents. You can begin with a chat on Home, then create projects when the work needs files, tools, or a lasting place for a team.

Create a workspace at https://app.evriq.ai/signup with your own Evriq account. The free trial lasts 14 days. No card is taken. If someone invited you, use their invitation link to join the right workspace.

A new workspace can answer your first question before you save a provider key. Each person gets up to 20 free model answers each UTC day, and no card is needed.

Your first ten minutes

• Create your workspace, verify your email, and set up the second sign in factor the page asks for. You land on Home when the workspace is ready.
• In Ask on Home, type one useful question. Say what you need, give the facts that matter, and describe what a good answer should include.
• Choose Start chat. Your question becomes the first message in a shared chat.
• Wait for the first answer, then reply in the same chat if you want the agent to clarify or revise it.
• Open Settings → Invites to add a teammate. See Invite a teammate.
• When you want to choose the models or need more answers, save your own key in Settings → Providers & keys. See Keys and accounts.
• Create a project when the work needs a home. Choose New project, pick the kind of work, and give it a clear name.

Legal teams

Create a Legal project for matters, drafts, and reviews. Add the document, start a session on the matter, and name the attorney who will review the result.

Sales and marketing teams

Create a Sales project for deals or a Marketing project for campaigns. Keep the brief and source material in the project so every session starts with the same facts.

Support and analysis teams

Create a Support project for tickets or an Analysis project for models. Start one session for each piece of work so the history and decisions stay easy to find.

Engineering teams

Create an Engineering project and add its code repository. Each session gets its own working copy, so two sessions can work without changing each other's files.