Coommit

Coommit is an AI-native workspace for product teams: officially, collaborate on a shared canvas and launch video calls with one click. AI Echo listens in throughout, visualizes ideas in real time, and documents decisions and tasks. You can one-click send tasks to Claude Code or Codex, with each host seat priced at $29 per month.

AI Developer Tools#Team Collaboration#AI meeting#Shared canvas

Updated: 2026-10-27

What is Coommit?

Coommit's official positioning is "an AI-native workspace for product teams", bringing work, discussions, and conclusions back to the same space: teams collaborate on a shared canvas, hold video calls directly within the canvas when they want to chat, and the AI assistant Echo keeps an eye on the canvas, listens to the calls, and remembers everything, automatically generating ideas and recording decisions and tasks. Officially, visitors can join for free without an account.

Who is it for?

Product teams that need frequent product reviews, brainstorming sessions, and roadmap alignment.
Small startups whose discussions are scattered across three tools and whose decisions lack a clear source.
Teams that want to automatically turn meeting minutes into tasks and directly assign them to AI programming tools.
Leaders who need to share rooms with external customers or consultants but find it inconvenient to ask them to create an account.

Key features

All-in-One Canvas & Video Calls

The company states that there's no longer a need to use Notion for storing requirements, Figma for placing drafts, and Slack for discussions. A single room hosts work, discussions, and reasoning, preventing repeated conversations on the same topic.

Echo AI Assistant

The company states that Echo can see the canvas and hear the conversations. It can automatically set up the entire room based on a brief, visualize ideas in real time, and generate meeting minutes containing decisions, tasks, and assignees after the call.

Direct Task to Development

The company states that with two clicks, you can send tasks along with full context to Claude Code or Codex, and the development results are sent back to the room for review.

Canvas Integration

You can directly embed Figma, Linear, Google Docs, and shared browsers into the canvas, and import Miro whiteboards to retain history.

Permanent Rooms & Security

The official statement says each project gets a permanent room with one-click access to calls; calls and canvases are encrypted, you control visitor permissions and editing rights, and content ownership rests with users.

How to use Coommit

7-day free trial with no credit card required.
First, create a permanent room for your next real project and run a full review.
Before the meeting, give Echo a brief, let it build the canvas according to your structure instead of starting with a blank one.
After the call, verify the decisions and task ownership generated by Echo, then distribute them with one click.
After sending development tasks to Claude Code or Codex, return to the room to review the results and update the task status.
Projects with client participation enable visitor links and pre-set who can edit the canvas.
The official website provides a comparison in the "Why Use Coommit" section: previously, requirement documents were on Notion, design drafts on Figma, and discussions on Slack, and the information of "why we do this" was lost.
with Coommit, one room can simultaneously host work, discussions, and justifications, and the company claims "nothing will be discussed twice." It supports four common scenarios: product review, brainstorming, roadmap, and design review.
There is only one ALL-ACCESS pricing plan, billed per host seat: $29 per month, $276 per year, or $456 for two years.
The company states that the host who creates the room pays, and visitors join via a link without an account.
The room supports call recording, shareable replays, and screen sharing.
Tasks can be sent to Claude Code or Codex with complete context, and it also integrates with Linear, Jira, Asana, monday, Notion, and Slack.