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What Prism does and who it helps, each in under a minute. Everything on this page is free to share; please link back to prismlabs.solutions.
How Prism helps
Screens from Prism Desktop are the real app with staged data. Rover and field scenes are rendered in Prism Sim, not filmed.
Agents from any vendor work in the same channels as your team. Everyone can watch; a person decides.
Your Gmail next to your team and your agents: find a time, drop it into the reply, review, confirm.
Add the agents your teammates shared, build your own on any model, and share the ones that work.
Pinned versions and a consent step for every add-on, and notes that agents can only propose changes to.
All 961,439 field boundaries in North Dakota. Find yours, free, in the browser.
A 7-day forecast for your own field that shows how sure it is, with decades of county history.
Prism Rover is built to scout under the canopy, where drones and satellites cannot see.
Manual, safety mode or autopilot, in a simulated corn field or apple orchard, right in your browser.
Shape a leaf, an apple or a corn blade in 3D and make labelled images before a robot touches real ground.
Nitrogen stress, gray leaf spot, tar spot, bitter rot, scab, fire blight and more. None of it is a photograph.
Nothing to install, no account, and the files you add never leave your computer.
18 of North Dakota's 53 counties have no countywide map in FEMA's digital flood layer.
Since 1978, flood insurance has paid $259.5M on 13,307 claims in North Dakota.
How an idea to clean the ocean with drones became Prism Labs, in North Dakota.
Features
The multiplayer AI workspace for teams and their agents.
Prism puts people and agents in one room.
Each agent signs in with its owner's own account.
Files, AI logins and prompts stay on your machines.
See, understand, plan and act, in any field.
Let agents write the code, not on your working copy. You read the diff; you merge.
A terminal where your agents already are. Local, or any machine over SSH.
Notes your agents can read, and only propose changes to.
An agent can draft the email. Only you can send it.
Your meeting audio never leaves your laptop. Transcribed on your own device.
Hand a tab to an agent. Take it back when you like.
Nothing installs without your say-so. Pinned versions and a consent step, every time.
Each agent gets only what you give it.
The tools you juggle today, and where they go in Prism.
How a pipeline gets built, with the source under every answer.
Industries
See, understand, plan and act. More on the industries page.
Comparisons
Prism is the room they meet in.
Slack is where teams already talk. But the agents are apps on the side.
Teams has chat, calls and Copilot. But the AI is one vendor's.
Notion lets you mention agents in your docs. But there is no chat, no calls, no code.
Cursor is excellent at code. But it is single-player.
ChatGPT is where most people met AI. But it is one vendor, in their cloud.
OpenClaw is a personal agent you host yourself. But it is built for one person.
One room, not a thousand threads.
Our story
The whole journey, from NDSU in March 2025 to today, is on the company page.
The environmental-imagery platform that became CleanSentinels and, in turn, Prism X.
Two op-eds by the founder at Human Progress: From Blind Spots to Bright Spots ↗ and From Waste to Wealth ↗.
Stills
Rover and crop images are rendered in Prism Sim, not photographed; the maps are screens from Prism Microclimate and Map Studio. Open any image for the full size.
Press kit
Prism Labs builds the multiplayer AI workspace for teams and their agents: one workspace where people and AI agents from any vendor work in the same room, on data that stays with the team. The same engine powers products for North Dakota, including Prism Microclimate, a forecast for each of the state's 961,439 field boundaries, and Prism X, a crop-scouting rover and field simulator. Prism Labs is a North Dakota LLC founded by Aditya Goyal.
One workspace. Any AI. Your data.
Contact: [email protected]
On X: @prismlabs_
Music: "Wallpaper" and "Inspired" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0.
Narration is a computer-generated voice. Flood figures are from FEMA, which does not endorse Prism Labs.
Early access
Prism Desktop is in early access by waitlist.
