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What the publisher says
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Napster for Work gives your people lifelike AI coworkers they can talk to in real time. Each agent has its own persona and voice, and works inside purpose-built app experiences - called Napps - so it produces finished work, not just answers. Most AI today lives in a text box, detached from how people actually work; Napster for Work closes that gap with agents that stay on screen and do the job.
- Agents that do the work. Review presentations, draft copy, analyze data, brainstorm, and run on-demand actions like web search or document generation.
- NAPPs. Purpose-built app experiences the agent drives on your behalf, so you get a finished work product instead of a chat reply.
- Crews tailored to your business. A team of AI coworkers matched to your industry and roles out of the box - financial services, insurance, manufacturing, and more.
- Enterprise administration. Customize, distribute, and govern the experience across your workforce, with role-based onboarding and control over which crews reach which groups.
- Works the way teams need. Sensitive data and working sessions stay on the user's own machine by design. Available on Mac and Windows with a web version, with the same core experience across platforms.
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Napster for Work turns AI from something you ask into coworkers that get the work done.
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- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
- SOC 2 IIClaimedself-attested (vendor's site)“We are SOC 2 Type II compliant as a company, audited annually in April/May.”Vendor trust pagestated on the vendor's siteas observed 2026-08-30
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