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Intrascope.app
Centralize your team’s AI, cut costs and stay organized
114 followers
Centralize your team’s AI, cut costs and stay organized
114 followers
Intrascope is a shared AI workspace that helps teams stay organized, reduce costs, and keep all AI usage in one place. Admins set providers, limits, and rules, while the team works in a simple chat with shared context and reusable Manifests. No more scattered chats or separate API keys. AI becomes structured, predictable, and safe for the whole team.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Vladimir, founder of Intrascope.app.
We built Intrascope to solve a problem inside our own team: too many AI tools, too many API keys, and no shared context across projects.
Intrascope gives teams one shared workspace where admins control providers and limits, and everyone works with AI in a simple chat with reusable Manifests and shared context.
There’s a free trial available, so anyone can explore it without commitment.
I’ll be here all day to answer questions, explain use cases, or hear your feedback.
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I had the pleasure of working on Intrascope as the UI/UX designer, and it was an incredibly enjoyable project from start to finish. We’re already using Intrascope internally within our team, and it has become a natural part of our workflow, which is always the best proof of a product’s value. 🚀
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@nina_jovanovic1 Thank you, Nina 💜
Having you as our UI/UX designer made a huge difference, not just visually, but in how intuitive and natural the product feels to use every day.
The fact that we’re already using Intrascope internally as part of our real workflow is exactly the kind of validation we hoped for when building it. 🔥
Manifests for reusable prompts are a nice touch. Can team members share custom Manifests, or are they admin-defined only?
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@jacky0729 Great question.
Manifests are defined at the project level and managed by admins. Once assigned, all team members on that project can use them.
Team members can also summarize a chat and add that summary back into the Manifest, so the next colleague continues with richer context instead of starting from scratch.
This keeps prompts consistent while allowing knowledge to accumulate and improve across the whole team over time.
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I had the chance to work on Intrascope as a developer, and it was both a challenge and a pleasure from day one.
It was really a different experience knowing that I’m building something our own team will use daily — it adds a whole new layer of responsibility and motivation.
Seeing how naturally it became part of our internal workflow is the best confirmation that we built something truly useful.
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One thing we noticed while building Intrascope is that most teams don’t actually need the strongest model for most tasks.
Curious how others here decide when to use premium models vs cheaper ones?