Twin: Claude Cowork & ChatGPT Work killer?
Twin is a French startup with a team small enough to fit around one dinner table. Six months after going public, 85,000 people have built three million agents on it.
They made a different bet early. While everyone else raced to build a better chatbox, Twin was teaching agents to drive a browser, clicking through the legacy portals, the internal admin panels, the tools that never shipped an API. That was January 2024, months before the big labs made "computer use" a category.
Now the category has caught up. ChatGPT Work. Claude Cowork. Agent harnesses everywhere. And Twin is still the one that never asks you to prompt it: their agents live in Slack and Gmail, fire on a schedule or a trigger, and repair themselves when an interface changes underneath them.
So is it a killer, or a different animal? Hugo joins Alex live to make the case himself, and we'll put it side by side with the tools you're already paying for.
What we'll cover:
Twin vs. ChatGPT Work vs. Claude Cowork: where each one actually wins
Why Twin bet on autonomous agents over a copilot, and what that bet cost them early
The killer features: browser agents, 5,000+ integrations, self-healing workflows, and (drastically) lower costs
Live demos of the agents their top users run in production
What Hugo sees coming next in this category
Open Q&A with the founder
Who this is for:
Business operators who have tried an AI assistant and hit the wall where it stops and waits for you. No technical background needed.
60 minutes, free. Hosted by Alex, co-founder at 9x. The recording lands in the 9x Community library afterwards.