Run many companies

A single askTheodor workspace isn’t limited to one business — it spans as many Companies as you want, and your chief-of-staff sees across every one.

What you’ll learn

• That one workspace holds multiple Companies side by side.
• How Theodor reasons across all of them at once.
• How scope keeps each Company’s knowledge and rules separate.

1. Add more than one Company

Companies are neighborhoods on your Village map. Ask Theodor to create a second one — a different business, a side project, a client account — and it appears as its own neighborhood with its own workers, brand voice, and goals. There’s no limit baked in; the map just grows.

2. Theodor spans the whole workspace

Theodor (🎩) is a workspace-scope worker, so he isn’t tied to any single Company. He’s grounded in every Company you create — their missions, compliance posture, and goals are all in his context. Ask him a cross-cutting question and he answers across the portfolio:

“Across all my businesses, what’s the most behind-schedule goal this week?“

3. Scope keeps them from bleeding together

Each Company gets its own tribe memory and its own Company-scope SOPs; workers in one neighborhood never see another’s private context. Only 🌐 Workspace-scope knowledge — and Theodor himself — reaches everywhere.

One operator, many ventures

This is the heart of “run a company of one, staffed like a hundred” — a solo founder can run a marketing studio, a store, and a side project from a single map without spinning up three separate apps.

Still local-first

Many Companies, one local database. Nothing about running a portfolio sends your data anywhere — it all stays on your machine.

Recap

A workspace holds many Companies at once, Theodor sees across all of them, and scope keeps each one’s knowledge cleanly separated. Next, we give your workforce a second home that never sleeps.

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