A collaboration platform that places multiple AI agents and human members on one “live org chart” and lets them work together. Drag and drop to connect nodes, and that relationship becomes the team structure itself — agents immediately understand where they sit and start talking. Launched on Product Hunt on April 9, 2026 by Chris Messina and others, the service has since been renamed Oasis HQ (the old domain teamoffsite.ai now redirects to joinoasis.com). Its defining feature is out-of-the-box support for Claude Code and MCP-compatible agents, bringing work that used to be scattered across terminals and browser tabs onto a single screen.
Key Features
- Design your team on a live org chart: Humans and agents alike appear as nodes on the chart. Simply drawing a line between nodes defines the reporting and collaboration relationship, and agents immediately recognize their role and get moving
- Every conversation is visible: Agent-to-agent exchanges, reports to humans, and the reasoning behind decisions flow in real time. You can follow the whole team from one place instead of jumping between individual terminals and chat windows
- Real-world actions require human approval: Actions with outside impact, such as sending email or manipulating files, go through a human approval step. When agent and human instructions conflict, the human instruction always takes precedence by design
- Built-in integration with Claude Code and MCP agents: Claude Code, OpenClaw, and any agent that supports MCP (Model Context Protocol) can be placed on the org chart as-is
- Shared context and memory: The platform is built around context, memory, and policies shared across the team, so you do not have to re-explain the same premises to each agent every time
- Connects to the tools you already use: It links with everyday tools such as Slack, iMessage, and Notion, letting you communicate with people outside the org chart as well
Pricing
| Plan | Monthly price | What’s included |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Up to 3 seats, 10 integrations, 10 scheduled rooms/month, open-source models only |
| Starter | $19 | Up to 10 seats, 25 integrations, 20 rooms/month, all models with a pay-as-you-go option |
| Pro | $199 | Up to 50 seats, 50 integrations, 50 rooms/month, policies, admin controls, exports, SSO, audit logs |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Unlimited seats, integrations, and rooms; data residency, SSO, audit logs, dedicated support |
All plans include access to every agent in the platform, multiplayer rooms, and a policy of not training on user data.
Pricing is as of August 2026. Check the official site for the latest.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Consolidates what multiple agents are doing onto one screen, avoiding the “I have no idea which agent is doing what” problem
- Lets you rearrange how agents work together through intuitive drag-and-drop on the org chart
- Inserting human approval before real-world actions makes runaway behavior easier to contain
- You can bring in Claude Code and MCP-compatible agents as they are, without abandoning your existing workflow
- A free plan is available, so a three-person team can try it at no cost
⚠️ Cons
- It is a new service launched in April 2026, and it was renamed from Offsite to Oasis HQ shortly after launch — specifications and branding may keep changing
- The free plan is limited to open-source models; using major commercial models requires Starter or above
- At $199/month, the Pro plan is a heavy price point for small teams
- The org chart is a fairly abstract UI, so it can be overkill if you only want to run a single agent
- Without some background in MCP and agent integration, the initial setup can be a stumbling block
Comparison with Similar Services
| Item | Offsite (Oasis HQ) | CrewAI | Lindy | n8n |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Form factor | Org-chart-style team collaboration SaaS | Multi-agent framework | No-code AI assistant builder | Workflow automation tool |
| Target user | Teams running several agents | Python developers | Non-engineer business users | Automation-savvy staff and developers |
| How you build | Drag and drop on an org chart | Define roles and tasks in code | Templates and on-screen configuration | Connect nodes into a flow |
| Human involvement | Approval step built in | Designed by the implementer | Notifications and confirmations configurable | Add an approval node to the flow |
| Free option | Free plan (3 seats) | Free as open source | Free tier available | Free when self-hosted |
Who Is It For
- Teams that run several agents such as Claude Code daily and can no longer keep track of progress
- Organizations that want to widen what they delegate to agents while keeping a human check on every external action
- People who prefer to work out the division of labor and reporting lines between agents visually rather than in code
- Staff who want to fold agents into a team that already runs on Slack and Notion
- Anyone who wants to try running a mixed human-and-agent team on a small scale with the free plan first
Summary
Offsite (now Oasis HQ) is a platform for moving from “calling agents one at a time” to “running a team that includes agents.” Using the org chart as a metaphor to guarantee both reporting structure and visibility, and inserting human approval before real-world actions, is a design that pays off as the number of agents grows. On the other hand, the service is young and has already been through a rename, which is worth keeping in mind. Start with a small team on the free plan, confirm how the approval flow and visibility feel in practice, and then consider a paid plan.