Is there a free plan?

Yes. Free has no time limit and needs no card. Companies can try Business free for 1 month as a pilot.

Can you help us set it up?

Yes. Book a demo and the founder will set up your first Space with you.

Do you work with partners?

Yes. See the partners section on the resources page, or write to ahmed@winskel.com.

Try Winskel Space, book a demo or get help

3 min read · Updated November 8, 2026

Short answer

Start free at space.winskel.com, try Business free for 1 month with a pilot, or book a demo call with the founder to set up your team's Space together. Questions go to ahmed@winskel.com.

Ways to start

Try it yourself: sign up for free. No card needed.
Book a demo: a call with the founder to walk through your team's workflow and set up your first Space.
Write to us: ahmed@winskel.com for questions about security, teams or pilots.

Onboarding a team, step by step

The owner creates a Space for one project.
Each person connects their own AI app once (Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini or OpenCode).
The owner invites teammates with one-time links.
Share the first handoff and continue it in a second app, so everyone sees the loop work.

Pricing

Free needs no card. The Business pilot is free for 1 month; the owner agrees to the pilot terms and adds a card, and Business renews at US$25 per person a month unless cancelled before the month ends. Use your existing AI subscriptions.

Free: US$0, 5 Spaces, 90 days of history
Plus: US$12 a month, as many Spaces as you like and all your history
Business: US$25 per person a month, free for the first month as a pilot

Security questions

Each person signs in with their own account. Nobody's login is shared.
Winskel does not host or move your code, and the connection cannot see your Git repository.
Removing someone removes their agents' access at once.

Pick a pilot that fits a real project

Choose a task where one person currently rewrites context for another, such as a developer passing a fix to a reviewer. Keep the trial to the people who already handle that work. Share one approved Markdown file and one handoff with a clear next action. Ask the next person to read it from their own AI and reply in the Space. Compare the result with how you usually pass work.

For a demo, bring the names of the AI apps you use, the number of teammates involved, and a non-sensitive example of the work you pass. That makes it possible to walk through your actual setup and check which connection steps your accounts offer. If an app requires an admin setting, write down who can change it before the pilot.

Get useful help when something breaks

Include the app name, the exact error, the step where it happened and whether you can open the Space in a browser. Say whether this is the first connection or a connection that worked before. If the issue happens only for one teammate, mention which roles or accounts were tested without including credentials or private content.

Use the Space playbook to identify the failing stage. If you can read an example file but cannot send a handoff, report that difference. It helps separate setup problems from a missing permission or a problem with one request.

Questions

Is there a free plan?: Yes. Free has no time limit and needs no card. Companies can try Business free for 1 month as a pilot.
Can you help us set it up?: Yes. Book a demo and the founder will set up your first Space with you.
Do you work with partners?: Yes. See the partners section on the resources page, or write to ahmed@winskel.com.