Talavine: bring your data together
Gather the information you choose, ask across it, and keep the original records available. Change supported AI models while your saved data stays in place.
The products add up without pretending your data all lives in one place. Each one owns a clear job, keeps a clear boundary, and connects only when you authorize a bridge that's worth having.
Gather the information you choose, ask across it, and keep the original records available. Change supported AI models while your saved data stays in place.
Ask what is stuck, due, or at risk across live contacts, companies, deals, tasks, and support records.
Describe the lightweight app or dashboard that is too specific for off-the-shelf software and too annoying for a spreadsheet.
Move a file directly, share a clipboard, or dispatch a structured job to the right paired computer without a cloud relay.
Each one is opt-in and has a benefit you can point at. No vague platform promises.
Connect the work account you choose, then ask about a deal and see the relevant work-email history alongside the live CRM answer. The CRM Today agenda can also appear beside your personal brief.
Describe a dashboard or tracker, authorize read-only CRM access, and publish the finished Vibe to the team’s CRM gallery. Your team gets a purpose-built view of its own live records.
With the local MCP bridge enabled, the assistant can hand a chosen file, clipboard item, or structured work request to a paired Mac or PC, like a build that needs the other machine.
Desktops can offer local models to the CRM’s compute pool. A tenant admin approves each machine, so routine work can use hardware your team already owns.
Talavine’s local profile is not a company knowledge dump. The CRM connection is limited to the one work account you explicitly opt in, and it can be disconnected.
CRM reads are scoped to the connected user and tenant. Vibes reads CRM data only after you configure that connection and its authorization.
SwarmSpan requires a pairing ceremony, keeps transfer on the local network, and retains approval controls for files outside shared folders and optional agent execution.
There is no suite tax and no forced migration. Each product stands on its own, then gets more useful through connections you can see, authorize, and undo.