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An agent can only do what the person behind it could.
Checked live on every call, and written to the log before it acts. Chat, docs, tasks, video and calendar come with it, in one Docker deploy, with no per-seat fees and nothing leaving your network.
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Written before the action, so a refusal is on the record too.
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Product tour
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Walk through the app: channels, AI, docs, tasks, and more. Built from the same components we ship.
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Full product walkthrough · built from the same components we ship
Governed AI
Permissions, not promises
Most AI workspaces ask you to trust that the assistant will behave. This one is built so it cannot misbehave quietly.
An agent can only do what its author could
Every action is checked against the live permission graph of the human who authorised it: channel, project, and document membership, read at the moment of the call. Remove someone from a channel and their agents lose it on the next request, not at the next token rotation.
If it can't be recorded, it doesn't happen
The audit entry is written before the tool call. A failed write refuses the call. A decision that was made and never recorded is worse than one recorded and abandoned, because only the second is discoverable afterwards.
Refusals are on the record
A denied call leaves a row with the reason, the credential, the named agent, and the human behind it. Each entry hashes the one before it, so quiet edits to history break the chain.
Local-only AI that refuses cloud providers · on-server Whisper for calls · SCIM offboarding that reaches agents. Details in the docs. Read the docs
Enterprise controls
The boxes procurement makes you tick
Already in the box. No enterprise tier, no add-on SKU.
Identity
- SAML 2.0 single sign-on
- OIDC, for anything modern
- LDAP / Active Directory
- Two-factor auth with recovery codes
Lifecycle
- SCIM 2.0 provisioning
- Automatic deprovisioning on offboard
- IdP-managed accounts can't add a local password
- Role and project permission model
Evidence
- Tamper-evident admin audit log
- Chain verification endpoint
- CSV and JSON export with row hashes
- Named actor: human, integration, or agent
Data
- Runs entirely on your infrastructure
- Residency follows your server
- Local-only AI mode
- PII redaction before any outbound call
Why we built it
AI got access before anyone agreed to it
Not a compliance problem. A Tuesday morning problem.
An assistant gets wired into the wiki, the tickets, and the chat, and within a week it can reach more than most of the people who work there. Nobody decided that. Ask who authorised a particular action and the answer is usually a shrug and a log line with a token id in it. OneCamp starts from the other end. OneMana runs the company on it.
What buyers say
I purchased OneCamp, tried it out, and still use it. The quick video chat works, chat between users works, and it's easy to invite a colleague with an email request. You can easily ask the AI box questions, which is useful. It's truly an all-in-one build. Worth it, with a responsive, friendly developer.
Something really sweet if you like to self-host for your team. Chat, tasks, docs, and video meetings, all in one workspace you own. One payment, and it replaces four subscriptions.
Runs in production
Same app OneMana ships from
Live demo
Open-source frontend
OneMana runs its own workspace on this: 8 GB RAM · 4 vCPU.
What's inside
The work the AI is governed over
Governance is only worth something if there is real work behind it.
- AI agents
- Badged teammates that act or propose, bounded by their owner.
- Local AI
- Ollama by default. Cited answers from your own data.
- Audit trail
- Every call, allowed or refused, hash-chained and exportable.
- SSO and provisioning
- SAML, OIDC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, TOTP. No enterprise tier.
- Chat
- Channels, threads, DMs, files. Real-time over MQTT.
- Docs
- Block editor with live cursors. We cancelled Notion.
- Tasks
- Kanban beside your channels. Nothing to keep in sync.
- Tables
- Typed databases with grid, board, calendar and chart views.
- Video
- LiveKit and transcription on your hardware. AI recap after.
- Your server
- One Docker command, SSL included. No phone home.
Also automations, whiteboard, calendar, teams and programmable. All of it in the docs
Inside the product
What it actually looks like
Ask the AI to brainstorm a mind map on the whiteboard, or build a table from a sentence. Calendars with a live now-line. Docs with someone else's cursor in them. The same UI we use at OneMana.
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Getting started
One person installs. Everyone else logs in.
Most teams are up in under ten minutes.
Run one command
SSH into any Docker-capable server and run the installer. It pulls images, wires SSL, and sets up the database.
Connect your directory
Point SAML, OIDC, or LDAP at it and switch on SCIM so joiners and leavers handle themselves. Or just send email invites and skip this.
Give the AI a job
Build an agent, decide whether it acts or asks first, and watch what it does in the audit log.
Works on every device. Web, PWA with push notifications, no app store required.
Switching
The two things that actually stop teams moving
Neither is price. You would lose your history, and somebody has to run it.
Bring your Slack history with you
Export your workspace from Slack, upload the archive, and OneCamp imports it.
- Channels, messages and threads, in order
- Direct messages and group conversations
- Files, and the reactions on everything
- People matched to their new accounts, avatars included
It shows you a plan before it writes anything, de-duplicates so a second attempt cannot double-post your history, and can be rolled back if you change your mind.
What it will not bring
- Microsoft Teams exports, not yet
- Slack apps, workflows and integrations
- Huddles, and anything Slack does not put in an export
Said here rather than discovered afterwards.
And someone has to run it
- Install
- One command. SSL, database and models included, usually under ten minutes.
- Updates
- One command. It refuses to start against a schema it does not match, rather than corrupting anything.
- Backups
- Scheduled at install. A backup on the same machine is an undo buffer, not disaster recovery, and it says so.
- Restore
- Brings the schema forward, restarts in place, and never leaves the application stopped.
- Health
- One command says what a workspace still needs, down to whether it can send email.
It is still your server. If nobody on the team wants that job, a subscription is the right answer, and we would rather you heard that here.
Pricing
Buy once, or let us host it
One lifetime license for self-hosting, or fully managed OneCamp Cloud.
The math
Elsewhere the AI is a per-seat add-on on top of the seat. Here it is in the licence. Put your team size in below.
Pay once. Own it forever.
Self-Host · Lifetime
Popular$299once
₹24,999 · INR · taxes included
- Unlimited users. No per-seat fees
- All modules incl. local AI and agents
- SSO, SCIM, MFA, and the audit log included
- Open-source frontend, yours forever
- Runs on your own server
- Free updates within your major version
OneCamp Cloud · Managed
$99/ month
₹9,999/mo · up to 30 users
- Free address on onemana.dev, or bring your own domain
- Your own server. No database shared with anyone
- We handle SSL, monitoring, and uptime
- AI teammates included. Bring your own model key
- Includes a self-host license. Switch anytime
- We set everything up within 12 hours
people.
Slack + Notion + Zoom
$10,020
per year, and it grows with the team
- Slack Pro, $9/user/mo
- Notion Business, $10/user/mo
- Zoom Pro, $13/user/mo
- Notion AI, at its old add-on price, $10/user/mo
OneCamp, self-hosted
$443
first year, and it does not grow with the team
- $299 licence, paid once, unlimited users
- $12/mo server that runs it
- AI included: local models, or your own API key billed at cost
- Every year after this one is just the server
At 20 people that is 23× less, and the gap widens with every person you add.
Not counted: someone has to run the server. What that takes is above.
Hardware
Rough sizing
Starting points from real droplets, not lab benchmarks.
Under ~50 people
8 GB RAM · 4 vCPU
What we run OneMana on. Chat, docs, tasks, and CPU AI are fine here.
50–200 people
16 GB RAM · 4+ CPU
Add headroom if local AI is on all day or video is heavy.
200+ people
32 GB RAM and up
Treat this as a conversation, not a formula. We'll help you size it.
Questions
Before you buy
The emails we actually get. Short answers.
Where does the model run?
On infrastructure you choose. Ollama locally by default; OpenAI, Anthropic, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint when you want. Local-only mode refuses cloud providers outright rather than warning and allowing them. PII redaction runs before anything outbound. OneCamp Cloud does not resell inference: you bring your own key.
What happens when someone leaves?
Deactivate them in OneCamp, or let SCIM do it from your directory. Eligibility is re-checked on every call, so their sessions, API tokens, and agents stop immediately. You do not hunt for credentials to revoke.
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.
I pay once. What is included?
One licence key, unlimited users, no annual renewal. Agents, local AI, SSO, SCIM, MFA, and the audit log are included. Cloud plans include a self-host licence so you can switch later.
Can we import Slack?
Yes: channels and messages via the built-in importer, with a plan shown before anything is written and a rollback afterwards. What it will not bring is listed in Switching above. Plan a weekend cutover; do not expect a magic mirror.
What if OneMana shuts down?
You already have the backend binary and an open-source frontend. Your instance does not phone home. It keeps running on your hardware.
If you can't say what your AI is allowed to do, this is for you.
Bounded by your permissions. Audited before it acts. On hardware you own.
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