Shared workspace
Cove places AI output in a shared workspace rather than a linear chat thread, so people can keep building on the same artifact as the work evolves.
Cove is an AI collaborator and visual workspace for exploring ideas, planning work, and editing content with others. Sunset; new sign-ups closed.
Cove is an AI collaborator and visual workspace built for exploring ideas, planning work, and editing content with other people and AI. Its core interaction model is not a chatbot thread; instead, it returns answers into a shared space that becomes the working context for the task.
The site describes features such as multiplayer collaboration, direct editing, shared context from text and files, and web research from fresh data. It also notes that Cove has joined Microsoft AI and that the Cove product has been sunset, so the product page now serves mainly as a record of what the tool did and how it worked.
Cove places AI output in a shared workspace rather than a linear chat thread, so people can keep building on the same artifact as the work evolves.
The product can create personalized apps when text alone is not enough, turning some prompts into interactive experiences instead of static responses.
Teams can invite others into a Cove space and collaborate with AI together in real time, which supports multiplayer-style workflows.
Cove can edit content alongside the user and make precise edits without re-streaming a full answer, which is useful for iterative drafting and revision.
Everything added to a space becomes shared context, including text, tables, images, web pages, and PDFs, which helps keep research and materials together.
The product uses fresh web data and parallel searches, and it combines models to balance response quality with latency.
Use Cove when you want AI to help shape an idea inside a shared workspace, rather than producing isolated chat responses you need to copy elsewhere.
Use it for planning work that benefits from multiple people and AI contributing in the same space, especially when context needs to stay visible.
Use the web research workflow when you need current information and want parallel searches to accelerate the process.
Use the editing workflow when you need precise revisions to existing content and want AI to work directly in the document with you.
Use the workspace to gather mixed materials like notes, tables, images, pages, and PDFs so the AI can draw from a broader context.
Cove is an AI collaborator and visual workspace. It delivers answers into a shared workspace instead of a traditional chat thread, so people can build on the same context with AI.
The product was sunset on April 1, 2026. Existing users could continue using Cove until then, but the site said new sign-ups were no longer being accepted.
The team provided an export flow from the Account page. Exports are sent as a ZIP of HTML files containing the spaces you created, and shared spaces created by others need to be exported individually.
Cove was designed for exploration, planning, and collaborative work with AI. The site highlights shared workspaces, multiplayer collaboration, direct editing, and web research as part of that workflow.