Notes on the work
Building WeMachines, and how it compares to the tools you already use.
Building WeMachines on WeMachines
Four people run the company on WeMachines. What we would be doing by hand without it, one kind of work at a time, and what each one costs a team our size.
WeMachines vs ClickUp
ClickUp gives you every feature imaginable. WeMachines gives you one focused, AI-native surface where humans and AI ship together. Here’s how they really compare.
WeMachines vs Notion
Notion is a beautiful canvas for arranging information. WeMachines is a surface where an AI teammate turns it into shipped work. Here’s how they really compare.
WeMachines vs Linear
Linear is a world-class issue tracker. WeMachines is the whole workspace - chat, docs, decisions, voice and a coding agent - with one AI across all of it.
WeMachines vs Asana
Asana tracks and reports on projects. WeMachines unifies chat, tasks, docs, decisions and code in one lean surface, with an AI teammate that actually does the work.
WeMachines vs Monday.com
monday.com is a Work OS you configure to fit any process. WeMachines is opinionated and unified out of the box, with one AI across the whole workspace.
WeMachines vs Jira
Jira is powerful, heavy and endlessly configurable. WeMachines is the opposite bet - one fast surface, nothing to configure, with an AI that ships pull requests.
WeMachines vs Trello
Trello is simple but static - a board that waits for you to drag every card. WeMachines is as easy to start, with an AI teammate that does the work and ships code.
WeMachines vs Basecamp
Basecamp chose calm and no AI. WeMachines shares the calm, opinionated DNA and adds an AI teammate that triages tasks, writes up calls and ships pull requests.
WeMachines vs Coda
Coda hands you a workshop to build a custom doc-app. WeMachines hands you a working team - one surface, nothing to build, with best-in-class AI across all of it.