An organization groups several workspaces under one roof — with its own member list, roles, shared AI controls, and a single bill. It sits one level above workspaces: a workspace can belong to an organization, and the organization's admins oversee all of them.
Rolling out. Organizations are being switched on gradually — some controls described here may not be live in your account yet.
Personal vs. organization
Switch between Personal and any organization you belong to from the account menu (your avatar, near the top of the sidebar).
Personal is just you — your own workspaces, your own plan, your private notes.
An organization is shared — workspaces created in it belong to the organization, and its admins manage members, workspaces, AI settings, and billing in one place.
Personal and organization workspaces stay separate. Switching context filters the sidebar to that context, so you only see what belongs there.
What's inside an organization
Members with organization roles — Super Admin, Admin, and Member.
Workspaces — as many as you need, all grouped under the organization.
AI controls — choose which models are allowed and set per-person usage limits.
Billing — one subscription billed per member, plus a shared credit pool for AI.
Creating one
Open the account menu and choose Create organization. You become its first Super Admin, and a starter workspace is created so you have somewhere to begin. From there, invite people and add workspaces.
In this section
Members & Roles — organization roles and how to invite, change, and remove people.
Workspaces — how workspaces belong to an organization and how admins see them all.
AI Controls — allowed models, per-member limits, and the usage overview.
Billing & Credits — per-member pricing and the shared AI credit pool.