You can talk to Rook from Safari on your phone, Chrome on desktop, Slack, Microsoft Teams and more. Rook can reach out to you too.
Meet Rook, your first AI hire.
Rook is like any other teammate; it has its own name, can live in its own Chrome profile, message you from Slack, and use the same web apps as your team, with only the permissions you allow.
Rook has its own passkeys.
You don't have to sign in on Rook's behalf. It uses its own passwords, passkeys, and inbox for verification codes, and gets into the same tools your team does.
Every Rook has its own identity.
Give Rook a work email and add it to Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra, or Okta like any other teammate. Its account stays separate from yours.
Hi Casey, Thanks for the revised terms. I’ve cc’d Alex Morgan, who will review the renewal and follow up directly. Best, Rook
Rook signs its own name.
Rook sends from its own account, identifies itself clearly, and hands decisions back to the person responsible.
Access stays inside Chrome.
Rook uses its own passwords, passkeys, and browser profile. You choose the sites it can reach with the controls your company already uses.
Prevents Chrome browser users from accessing specific URLs.
To configure this setting, enter up to 1,000 URLs on separate lines.
Block sensitive internal Chrome URLsAdds Chrome internal URLs to the blocklist. ⌄ Show more
*Maximum of 1,000 URLs. Put each URL on its own line.
mail.google.com docs.google.com app.hubspot.comSites Rook can access while the default block remains in place.
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See what Rook can do for your team.
See how Rook works across the tools your team already uses, with its own identity and only the permissions you allow.