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Kernyl

The team workspace that runs inside your own cloud.

One workspace for your team's tools, starting with chat, issues, docs and calendar, with more on the way. Its AI answers only from what each person is allowed to see. It runs in your own cloud, so your data never comes to us.

your own cloudyour region
Kernyl Chat: the #engineering channel with a thread open on the right, where the team agrees how to roll out an API change
Kernyl running inside a customer's own cloud, in their region.

Three tools, three vendors, three copies of your company.

Kernyl brings them into one workspace that you run yourself.

  • Chatvendor cloud
  • Plansvendor cloud
  • Docsvendor cloud
Kernylyour own cloud

Chat, plans and docs in one workspace, with one search, one set of permissions and AI over all of it.

Atlassian has ended its Server products, and Slack has never offered a version you can host.

Your team's tools in one place, sharing one search and one set of permissions.

Channels, DMs and threads with reactions, files and profile cards, where an issue key shows the issue's live status.

The #product channel in Kernyl Chat: a numbered priority list with a live issue chip, mentions, reactions and threads with replies

Answers with sources, from what you're allowed to see.

Ask KernylOnly you can see this conversation

What did we decide about changing GET /matches?

Add the nested invoice object and keep invoice_id, so the change is additive and needs no version bump. Nothing is deprecated until v2.1

It's visible to customers, so it goes in the release notes under API.12 Updating the webhook payloads to match is a separate ticket.3

  1. 1#engineering · Arjun MehtaThread · 15 replies · Sep 29
  2. 2Release processPage · Engineering space
  3. 3LED-380 Record accept/reject feedbackIssue · In progress
Example from the Northwind Labs demo workspace. Sources are limited to what the person asking can open.

Everything runs in your own cloud.

Kernyl architecture: Kernyl runs inside your own cloudYour peopleweb, Mac, mobile soonYour SSOGoogle, OIDCYour cloudany region you chooseKernylchat, issues, docs and AI
Kernyl runs entirely inside your own cloud, in the region you choose. People use it in a browser or the Mac app, with a mobile app coming soon, and sign in through your identity provider.

Priced per person, by team size.

Pricing details
Kernyl pricing per person per month by tier, in US dollars
TierPeoplePer person / monthYour cloud bill, est. / month
TeamUp to 150$15$500–950
BusinessUp to 500$12$1,300–2,500
Business PlusUp to 1,000$10$2,600–4,900
Enterprise1,000+Contact usSized with you

Every tier includes Chat, Issues, Docs, Calendar and AI. Prices are per person per month in US dollars, billed annually, plus a one-time installation of $10,000. For example, 120 people on Team is $1,800 a month. You pay your cloud provider directly for the infrastructure Kernyl runs on; the cloud estimate is a typical range for a full tier, not a quote.

What you'd pay for Slack, Jira and Confluence

  • 150 peopleSave 24–35%
    Slack + Jira + Confluence
    $4,210 / mo
    Kernyl Team, with cloud
    $2,800–3,200 / mo
  • 500 peopleSave 40–48%
    Slack + Jira + Confluence
    $14,040 / mo
    Kernyl Business, with cloud
    $7,300–8,500 / mo
  • 1,000 peopleSave 47–55%
    Slack + Jira + Confluence
    $28,070 / mo
    Kernyl Business Plus, with cloud
    $12,600–14,900 / mo

We're onboarding our first teams now. Design partners get hands-on help with the install, a direct line to the people building Kernyl, and a say in what we build next.

FAQ

The full security overview

What is Kernyl?

Kernyl is a team workspace with chat, issues, docs, calendar and built-in AI that a company installs in its own cloud. Its AI answers only from what each person is allowed to see, and the company's data stays in its own account.

How much does it cost?

From $15 per person per month for up to 150 people, $12 up to 500 and $10 up to 1,000, billed annually, plus a one-time installation of $10,000. Everything is included. You pay your cloud provider directly for what you run.

What does it take to run Kernyl?

A cloud account of your own. Kernyl and everything it needs run there, and we set it up with your team during the install.

Where is our data stored?

In your own cloud, in the region you choose.

Does any content reach Kernyl the company?

No. A license check-in sends the version, a health flag and user counts. Nothing else.

Where does the AI run?

In your own cloud. Prompts and answers never pass through us.

Can the AI reveal something a person can't open?

No. Permissions are checked at the moment of each question.

How do people sign in?

Single sign-on with Google Workspace or any OpenID Connect provider, limited to your domains. SAML and SCIM are not available yet.

Can we see and end sessions?

Yes. People see their devices and sign them out; admins can sign anyone out everywhere.

Is there an audit log?

Yes, for administrative actions.

Can we import from Slack, Jira or Confluence?

Slack import is in development and ships next. Jira and Confluence imports are planned after it.

Is there a mobile app?

Coming soon. Today Kernyl works in the browser and as a Mac app.

See Kernyl running in a cloud like yours.