Ariso

Ariso describes itself as an AI that knows your people, and its team product is essentially a work operating system: a single place where projects, priorities, meetings, goals and people management all feed each other. Rather than asking teams to maintain yet another status tracker, Ariso works from the signals already flowing through calendars, inboxes and messages, then writes the updates for you.

The product combines several jobs that usually live in separate tools. Ari, the assistant, handles daily coordination — morning briefs, meeting preparation, notes and follow-ups, self-filling to-dos, reminders and routines. On top of that sits the management layer: projects with plans and self-updating status, risk detection and blocker tracking, strategy cascading into goals and OKRs, project visibility across the org, and people workflows such as one-to-one preparation, performance reviews, manager coaching, feedback and recognition. A searchable company memory ties it together.

For larger organisations, Ariso Enterprise targets companies of 500 or more people with a continuously updated view of who is carrying the load, who needs help and where the blind spots are. Ariso positions itself as privacy first: it states that your data is encrypted with a key that is yours alone and is never used to train its models, and it references a zero-trust architecture and SOC 2. It integrates with Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail and Google Workspace, offers a free MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT, and supports natural-language automation so work can be delegated in plain words. Pricing shown on the site starts with a free plan, with Base under $1 a day and Pro at $100/month, though you should confirm current numbers on the official page.