Your team's chat, docs and calls, on a server you own.
Like Slack, Notion and Zoom in one open-source app, with AI agents that can only do what you can.
- AGPL-3.0
- The whole product, both editions, on GitHub.
- 42 releases in 30 days
- The latest shipped on 10 Oct.
- Runs on 4 GB
- One install command, 10 to 20 minutes.
- Your data stays put
- No telemetry. Backups you hold.
One app
Chat, docs, tasks, calendar and agents in one app
Every screen here is the live demo. Open any of them without an account.
Write together
Everyone's cursor on the page. Tasks and channels link straight to the doc. In the screenshot: Jonas added Rollback steps under Decisions.
Open it in the live demo
Also in the box
- Guests in a channelClients join one channel, never your workspace.
- Booking pagesA link anyone can book your free time from.
- Time and invoicesTimers on tasks, billable hours, invoices that add up.
- GoalsOutcomes whose progress fills in from the work.
- ReportsWhat got done and what came in, every week.
- Intake formsA form for anyone; each answer becomes a task.
- Imports with fieldsAsana, monday.com, ClickUp and more, fields included.
- Desktop appWindows, macOS and Linux, with on-device dictation.
- Slack bridgeOne conversation, carried in Slack and OneCamp.
- TemplatesStart a project from a plan that already works.
- Tables and formulasTyped columns, linked rows and Airtable-style formulas.
- PollsOne-click votes in a channel, with live results.
Safe AI
Watch an agent get stopped
Priya can't post in #finance. Neither can her AI agent, and the attempt is written down.
#finance
Audit log
- message.posted #1411this 9f2c…41ab
- The decision is written here before the tool runs. If it cannot be written, the call does not happen.
Priya asks
An agent can only do what you can do
Before every action, OneCamp checks what the person who set up the agent is allowed to do right now. Remove someone from a channel and their agents lose it at once.
Nothing happens off the record
Every action is written to a log before it runs. If it cannot be written down, it does not run.
You can see what was blocked
When an agent is stopped, the log says what it tried, why it was stopped, and who it was working for. Nobody can quietly edit the log afterwards.
The live demo runs the same check. Run the drill yourself, then check the record it wrote. No account, nothing to install.
agent.drill.attempt #43
Drill: an agent acting for demo@onemana.dev is about to attempt a post in #drill-finance
Hash of the row before: 62ea…8266This row's hash: 68d9…5ca7 (matches the row below)
agent.drill.refused #44
Drill: post in #drill-finance refused (you are not a member of this channel)
Hash of the row before: 68d9…5ca7 (matches the row above)This row's hash: 690f…575d
What you are signing up to run
Self-hosting means somebody on your team looks after a server. This is what that involves.
- Install
- One command on an Ubuntu or Debian server with 4 GB of RAM. It sets up Docker, SSL, the database and the web app; allow 10 to 20 minutes the first time. Install guide
- Updates
- One command. It refuses to start against a database it does not match rather than corrupt anything.
- Backups
- Scheduled at install, search included, and a restore that never leaves the app stopped. A backup on the same machine is an undo buffer, not disaster recovery, so copy it somewhere else.
- Company sign-in
- SAML, OIDC and LDAP sign-in, SCIM provisioning, and an audit log you can export with its hashes. These come with a licence.
- Moving from Slack
- Channels, threads, direct messages, files and reactions come across, with a plan shown first and a rollback after. Slack apps, workflows and huddles do not.
- Who runs it
- You do: it is your server. If nobody on the team wants that job, OneCamp Cloud runs it for you, and a hosted tool may suit you better. See Cloud
Against a Slack, Notion and Zoom stack, Mattermost and Huly
The last row is the one OneCamp loses.
Runs on your own server
Yes
- Slack + Notion + Zoom
- No, their cloud
- Mattermost
- Yes
- Huly
- Yes
Source code you can read
Yes, AGPL-3.0
- Slack + Notion + Zoom
- No
- Mattermost
- Yes, open core
- Huly
- Yes
40 people, first year
₹24,999 once, plus your server
- Slack + Notion + Zoom
- About $15,100
- Mattermost
- Free Team edition; paid editions quoted by sales
- Huly
- Free to self-host (EPL-2.0, community-maintained fork)
What limits an AI agent
The asking person's own permissions, checked on every call
- Slack + Notion + Zoom
- Each tool's own AI, in its own cloud
- Mattermost
- Deployment settings; bring your own model
- Huly
- AI listed as to be decided
Record of what agents did
Every agent run, with what it did and what it was refused, in a hash-chained log
- Slack + Notion + Zoom
- Audit logs on top-tier plans (Zoom from Pro)
- Mattermost
- Audit logs on Enterprise editions
- Huly
- Not published
Guests in a channel
Yes
- Slack + Notion + Zoom
- Yes, on paid plans
- Mattermost
- Yes, on Professional and up
- Huly
- Not published
Video calls
Yes, on your server
- Slack + Notion + Zoom
- Yes, in Zoom
- Mattermost
- Yes; group calls on paid editions
- Huly
- Yes
Ready-made integrationsWe lose this one
A few: Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, MCP, webhooks
- Slack + Notion + Zoom
- Thousands
- Mattermost
- A plugin marketplace
- Huly
- GitHub sync and a few more
From each product's own pages, checked October 2026: Slack, Notion, Zoom, Mattermost, Huly. The stack is Slack Pro, Notion Plus and Zoom Pro at their US-dollar list prices. The longer comparison
Pricing
Free for small teams. Pay once when you grow.
Free
Most teams start hereFree
Up to 25 people
Everything a team uses, on your own server.
- Chat, docs, tasks, calls and agents
- Your server, one command
- Updates within your major version
You get: a free key and one install command
Licence
₹24,999once
Any number of people
Everyone on your server, for good. Single sign-on, SCIM and audit export included.
- Unlimited people, no per-seat fees
- SSO, LDAP, SCIM and audit export
- Commercial licence, no AGPL duties
- Email support from the person who builds it
You get: a key by email, with an invoice from our Indian company
Cloud
₹9,999a month
Up to 30 people, run by us
Your own server, which we set up, update and back up. A self-host licence is included.
- Your own machine, no shared database
- SSL, monitoring and backups handled
- A model on your server, no key needed
You get: an address on onemana.dev, or your own domain
No trials or refunds: try the live demo and the free plan first.
No tax added at checkout: the price shown is the total charged, in Indian rupees, and your card converts it. Why rupees?
Before you pay
Paying
Why am I charged in rupees?
OneMana is an Indian company and our payment provider settles in rupees. Your card converts the amount at its own rate, usually within a percent or two of the figure we show, and some cards add a small foreign transaction fee. The rupee amount never changes after you pay.
I pay once. What is included?
One licence key, unlimited users, no annual renewal. Everything is included: agents, local AI, SSO, LDAP, SCIM and audit export. Cloud plans include a self-host licence so you can switch later.
Running it
What if OneMana shuts down?
The code is open source: server AGPL-3.0, web app MIT. Your instance does not phone home. It keeps running on your hardware.
Do you support SSO and SCIM?
SAML 2.0, OIDC, and LDAP for sign-in; SCIM 2.0 for provisioning; TOTP with recovery codes for password accounts. Directory-provisioned accounts authenticate at your IdP and cannot be given a local password that routes around it. No enterprise tier unlock.
AI and data
Where does the model run?
OneCamp ships no model. Connect OpenAI, Anthropic or any compatible endpoint with your key, or run Ollama on your own server (about 8 GB more memory). Local-only mode refuses cloud providers, and PII is redacted before anything leaves. Cloud runs one for you.
Can the assistant I already use work in OneCamp?
Yes. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Grok Bot or any MCP client by URL and approve it once. It acts as you and never more: deleting waits for a person's approval, every call is on the record, and disconnecting stops it at once.
If you can't say what your AI is allowed to do, this is for you.
It can only do what you can. It writes down everything it does. It runs on your own server.