Your community needs an agent, not an app.
CommonOS does the work of a whole team of community managers: getting to know every member, introducing them, booking them into events and adding value before they ask, inside WhatsApp, Slack or the chat app you already use.
Product
An omnipresent, omnichannel, agentic community management team.
It learns what every member has to offer.
It builds a living profile of every member from what they already say: messages, voice notes, RSVPs and CRM notes.
It acts inside the chat your members already use.
It introduces people, takes RSVPs and answers questions where the conversation already is.
- Slack
- Telegram
It never stops, and it gets better the longer it runs.
Every reply, yes or no, teaches it who to connect next.
No new app, no new habit, and you never have to become a tech company.
See everything it doesCase study
Built inside OPUS. Proven there first.
Used by incredible communities.
OPUS live database, 15 October 2026
963
People
38,796
Messages
4,020
Actions initiated
509
Introductions
An action is an introduction proposed, an escalation, an event, an office hour or a partner offer.
330
Pairs connected for meetings
A meeting counts when two members confirmed a time to meet.
Cumulative · 11 Oct 2025 – 15 Oct 2026
Log scale
“It started as an experiment, quickly turned into our most important project, and 9 months later became the centrepoint of our strategy.”
The event treasure hunt
Worked example · messages illustrative
One person to find
Your person to find tonight is Amara, by the window in a green jacket. You both sell to tradespeople, and she’s just launched in Lisbon. Ask her how it went.
Every attendee gets one person and one reason to meet.
Both confirm
- You · found Amara
- Amara · found you
Nothing unlocks until both people say they’ve connected.
A secret question each
You found each other. Your secret question for Amara: what nearly stopped the Lisbon launch?
Each person gets a personalised question, written from what the agent knows about both of them.
Serendipity is what makes a community valuable. It disintegrates as your community grows. It’s not your fault, it’s statistics.
When you’re 50 or 100 people, you know everyone. But every new person adds a possible connection to every existing one, so the number of possible pairs grows faster than your network.
You can’t fight statistics.
150 people
11,175
possible pairs between them
2,000 people
1,999,000
possible pairs between them
WHY NETWORKS STALL
Past about 150 people, a network stops helping itself. It becomes an audience.
Read the research5 PEOPLE10 PAIRS
150 PEOPLE11,175 PAIRS
2,000 PEOPLE1,999,000 PAIRS
Chance of a useful connection
- 5
- 50
- 150
- 500
- 2,000
NETWORK SIZE, LOG SCALE
What we believe
Technology killed connection. Community is the antidote.
Social media pulled people apart, and AI is pulling harder. We believe the answer is more time together in real life, and that running a community is some of the most important work of the AI era.
We use AI to drive IRL.
What it feels like
A replay of one member’s week, and what ran behind it.
Monday
OPUS agent08:58
Welcome, Joe. I’m the OPUS agent. I find the people here worth knowing, and introduce you when both sides say yes. To start, send me a voice note: what you’re building, and what you need this quarter.
Joe09:14
Voice note, 1:12
OPUS agent09:15
Thanks, Joe. Here’s what I took from that: Building: payroll for contractors, pre-seed Needs: US investors, a first sales hire Can help with: hiring engineers in Lisbon Anything to change?
Joe09:17
Spot on. I’m raising a seed in Q1 as well.
OPUS agent09:17
Added. I’ll use it to pick who you meet.
Tuesday
Joe11:02
Who here has raised from US funds?
OPUS agent11:03
Three people, all happy to be asked: Priya, Series A, New York lead Tom, seed, Bay Area fund Ana, bridge round, Boston fund Tom’s closest to your stage. Want an intro?
Joe11:10
Tom, please.
OPUS agent11:10
Good choice. I’ll ask Tom first and come back to you.
OPUS agent15:42
Tom said yes. I’ve started a group with you both and told him why you should talk.
Joe15:50
Great, thank you.
Wednesday
OPUS agent10:15
Founders’ Supper, Thursday 7pm. Twelve seats, and two of the table are raising US rounds. Shall I put you down?
Joe10:21
Yes please.
OPUS agent10:21
Done. It’s in your calendar.
OPUS agent16:30
One more. Priya is hiring her first engineers in Lisbon, which you’ve done twice. Want me to introduce you? I’ll ask her first.
Thursday
OPUS agent09:00
Reminder: Founders’ Supper tonight, 7pm. Reply cancel if you can’t make it and I’ll give your seat to the waitlist.
Joe09:04
I’ll be there.
Friday
OPUS agent10:00
I didn’t hear back about Priya. Still want that intro? No pressure either way.
Joe10:12
Sorry, mad week. Yes please.
OPUS agent11:30
Priya said yes. I’ve started a group with you both. Over to you.
OPUS agent12:10
An offer that fits you: our legal partner is giving members a free review of a US flip, which US leads often ask for. Want the details?
Joe12:15
Yes, send them over.
OPUS agent12:15
Sent to your inbox.
Joe14:05
Also, I think I was charged twice for membership this month?
OPUS agent14:05
That’s one for the team, not me. I’ve passed it on with this chat attached, and they’ll reply here.
OPUS agent14:31
From the OPUS team: sorted. The duplicate charge is refunded and will show in 3–5 days.
OPUS agent17:00
Your Friday digest • Founders’ Supper: notes are in the group • Two fintech founders joined this week • Two asks you could answer, both on hiring in Lisbon Have a good weekend, Joe.
The next Wednesday
OPUS agent09:30
Did you and Priya meet? How was it?
Joe09:41
Coffee on Monday. Really useful, and she’s introducing me to her lead investor.
OPUS agent09:42
Great to hear. I’ve noted it, and I’ll look for more people like her.
welcome-message
08:58:01Joe just joined
08:58:03No profile for him yet
08:58:05Using his preferred channel — WhatsApp
08:58:08Starting the welcome sequence
08:58:09Planning to welcome him and ask for a voice note
08:58:10Writing the welcome message
08:58:13Sending it via WhatsApp…
08:58:14Delivered and read
08:58:16Will follow up in a day if he goes quiet
voice-interviewer
09:14:03Got Joe’s voice note
09:14:04Listening to it
09:14:05Picking out what he’s building and what he needs
09:14:06Noting his role, stage, asks and offers
09:14:07Adding it to his profile
09:14:08Profile updated
09:14:09Drafting a summary to check with Joe
09:14:12Sending it via WhatsApp…
09:15:01Delivered and read
09:17:02Noting he’s also raising a seed round
09:17:04Profile confirmed, ready to match him with people
directory-search
11:02:01Joe’s asking who’s raised from US funds
11:02:02Looking across the network for people who fit
11:02:05Keeping only those open to being asked
11:02:08Picking the closest matches by stage and sector
11:02:09Double-checking each one
11:02:10Confirming their details are current
11:02:13Sharing names and why they fit, nothing more
11:02:15Sending the shortlist via WhatsApp…
11:03:01Delivered and read
11:10:03Joe wants an introduction to Tom
brokered-introductions
11:10:03Checking Tom and Joe are a good fit
11:10:06Making sure they’re not competitors
11:10:07Tom hasn’t been asked recently
11:10:10Joe’s said yes, asking Tom first
15:38:04Tom’s said yes too
15:38:06Both sides are in, introduction is on
15:38:09Writing a short note on why they should talk
15:38:10Starting a group with Joe and Tom
15:42:01Delivered and read
15:50:02Will check back in a week
events-and-rsvps
10:14:03Founders’ Supper is Thursday at 7pm
10:14:05Building the invite list by fit
10:14:08Joe’s raising a seed, and two guests are raising in the US too
10:14:09Joe hasn’t heard from us today
10:14:12An event invite makes more sense than an intro right now
10:14:14Sending the invite via WhatsApp…
10:15:01Delivered and read
10:21:03Joe’s in, seats filling up
10:21:06Holding the time in his calendar
10:21:07Reminder set for Thursday morning
proactive-intro-cycle
16:29:03Time for Joe’s weekly suggestion
16:29:05Looking across the network for a good match
16:29:07Priya needs what Joe can offer — hiring in Lisbon
16:29:10Making sure they’re not competitors
16:29:12Checking Priya’s open to intros
16:29:15Joe hasn’t had too many messages today
16:29:18An intro makes more sense than an event invite right now
16:29:21Sending it via WhatsApp…
16:30:01Delivered
16:30:03Waiting on Joe, will nudge once if quiet
scheduled-jobs
08:59:01Reminder due for Founders’ Supper
08:59:04All seats taken, a couple on the waitlist
08:59:06It’s a good time to message Joe
08:59:09Hasn’t messaged him yet today
08:59:12Sending via WhatsApp…
08:59:14First try timed out
08:59:16Tried again, went through
09:00:01Delivered and read
09:04:01Joe’s confirmed
followup-lapse-handling
10:00:03Joe never replied about Priya
10:00:06One nudge, then leaving it be
10:00:09Hasn’t heard from us today
10:00:12Sending via WhatsApp…
10:00:13Delivered and read
10:12:02Joe’s said yes, asking Priya
11:24:04Priya’s said yes too
11:24:07Starting a group with Joe and Priya
11:30:02Will check back in five days
partner-offers
12:09:03Legal partner is offering a free US flip review
12:09:06This is for members raising from US funds
12:09:07Joe fits — he’s raising a seed with US investors
12:09:08Nobody else needs to see this one
12:09:11Joe hasn’t had too many messages today
12:09:14Sending via WhatsApp…
12:10:01Delivered and read
12:15:03Details sent to his inbox, with his OK
human-escalation
14:05:03Joe’s asking about billing
14:05:05Billing always goes to a person
14:05:06Passing it to the OPUS team, with the chat attached
14:05:07Giving them Joe’s profile and recent messages for context
14:05:10Letting Joe know via WhatsApp…
14:30:04the team replied, passing it back to Joe
14:31:01Delivered and read
14:31:03Sorted in under half an hour
community-digests
16:59:03Friday digest is due
16:59:04Gathering the week’s events, joins and open asks
16:59:05Picking the most relevant for Joe
16:59:07Leaving out what he’s already seen
16:59:10Keeping it short, no links
16:59:12This counts toward his weekly message limit
16:59:15Sending via WhatsApp…
17:00:01Delivered and read
outcome-capture
09:29:01Time to check in on Joe and Priya
09:29:04Records are lined up and current
09:29:06Asking via WhatsApp…
09:30:01Delivered and read
09:41:03They met, and it went well
09:41:06Priya’s offered a further introduction
09:41:07Noting this as a good match
09:41:08Joe and Priya now know each other
09:42:01Next check-in in a month
Pricing
25x cheaper than a team of community managers, and it never sleeps.
From £990 a month. 250 members included. Unlimited configuration.
See pricingWho it’s for
For community managers who want members helping members.
We’re here to help you scale. No community can scale when value flows from you to every one of your members. It must flow from member to member directly.
- Membership organisations. Founder and investor networks, private clubs, accelerators.
- Trade bodies, institutes and alumni networks. Thousands of people who share a profession and rarely meet.
- VC and PE portfolios. Founders and operators who should be helping each other across companies.
