Plans

Start with the model. Add access when it earns it.

Particulars keeps a living model of the work: teams, roles, decisions, measures, relationships, people, and agents. Create as many teams as the organization needs. Use the intelligence as often as the work requires. Start free, then talk with us when the organization needs Org or Network access.

Plan

Free

For one real team, a small organization, or an experiment.

  • 5 charters, up to 10 members
  • Linking, nesting, and mentions
  • Version history
  • Public charters
  • Manual measures
  • One connected review loop
  • Markdown export
Start free
Plan

Network

For organizations whose work crosses company lines.

All Org features +
  • Cross-org membership
  • Team intelligence delivered in Slack
  • Dedicated support channel
  • Shared teams across organizationsComing
  • Roles published beyond your own wallsComing
  • Private matching against real work recordsComing

What's in each plan.

One rule holds across the paid plans: ordinary AI is not metered. Reviews run on their cadence, team intelligence stays available, and agents do not become surprise line items. The plans differ in how many people the model covers, which organizational capabilities are included, and how far the work can extend beyond one company — not in how often you're allowed to use what you bought.

FreeOrgNetwork
The model
TeamsSix sections per team: purpose, focus areas, measures, decision rights, roles, guidelines.5Unlimited
MembersAnyone who can open charters inside the organization.10Unlimited
Linking, nesting & mentionsSubteams, @-mentions of teams and roles, and the relationships they add up to.
Version historyEvery save snapshotted with line-level diffs and one-click restore.
Public chartersUnscoped charters anyone can read — no account required.
Whole-org network viewsList and graph projections over the whole organization.
Markdown exportAny charter as a single .md file, decisions and measures included.
Intelligence
Team reviewsOn a regular cadence, Particulars checks whether the model still matches how the team actually works.One teamEvery team
Evidence citationsObservations cite the connected-source evidence that produced them.Charter only
Decision logA running record of what the team decided, checked against who had the right to decide it.
Decision radarReads your connected Slack channels and drafts the decisions it finds for an editor to confirm.
AI coaching, per memberEach member gets AI coaching on their roles, their open items, and their week.
Team intelligence in SlackA coach for the team as a whole, posted where the team works.
MeasuresManual readings on every plan; wired sources — sheets, JSON endpoints, Ghost — sampled for you on paid plans.ManualManual + connected
Ordinary AI usageReviews, drafts, radar, and coaching are never metered. No token envelopes, no overage charges.Within free limitsUnmetered
People and agents
Role fillersA role may be held by a person, an agent, several people, or nobody yet.PeoplePeople + agents
Slack connectionDraft and maintain the model from the channels where the work already happens.
Internal roles boardOpen and advertised roles, visible inside your organization.
Cross-org membershipContractors, agencies, joint ventures — people who belong to more than one organization at once.
Cross-org rolesRoles published beyond your own walls.Coming
Private network matchingMatching against real work records, never a scraped profile.Coming
Administration and support
Domain auto-joinAnyone with your email domain lands in your organization automatically.
SupportHelp from the people who build the product.EmailDedicated channel
Start free
Across organizations

Work in more than one organization? Each keeps its own boundary.

People work across company lines now: employees with side projects, independent contributors, advisers, agencies, joint ventures, and project teams assembled for a period of time. Each organization chooses its own plan and controls its own model. One organization cannot see another organization's teams, records, or activity.

Employer
Halyard Labs
Its own access · Network
Client
Omega Group
Its own access · Org
Side project
Service Swarm
Starts here · Free
One identity
You
One account across all of them — each sees only its own work

Three organizations, three boundaries, one person.

Common questions.

Start small

Build the first useful part. Expand when the model earns it.