Frequently asked questions

OnePress is a persistent AI work partner for founders, one-person companies, and lean teams. One agent with long-term memory and a workspace handles decks, documents, podcasts, narrated slide videos, research, images, and more — each output is a task result, not a separate product.

Yes. You can sign up, create groups, invite teammates, and run tasks on free credits. Paid options add more credits and remove the deck watermark (see Pricing).

Every agent run consumes credits from your account — the same model whether the task comes from chat, email, Telegram, an automation, or the API. In group workspaces, the member who asked pays for that message; there is no team wallet. Top up in Settings → Billing.

Decks built on the free tier carry a small "Made with OnePress" badge in preview and export. A $2.99 Deck Pass removes it permanently for that deck (including later edits); a Pro subscription removes it across your space. Files you uploaded yourself are never watermarked.

Yes — create a group, invite members by email, and everyone shares a group workspace and group conversations with the agent. Personal and group spaces are physically separated; moving files between them is always an explicit copy. Creating, inviting, and joining are all free. See the Teams guide.

Yes — three more doors: (1) Email — every account has a personal task-…@getonepress.com address; send or forward mail and get a Re: reply, attachments both ways. (2) Telegram & Discord — link in Settings → Notifications, then message the bot tasks, photos, and documents. (3) API & MCP — create an opk_ key in Settings → Account and submit tasks over REST or MCP.

A prompt plus a schedule — daily briefs, weekly reports, hourly monitors, one-time reminders. Each run is saved as a normal conversation, and results can be pushed to Telegram/Discord or emailed to you. See the Automations guide.

Slide decks (live HTML link, PDF export, editable PPTX), long-form documents, podcasts (script + voiced MP3), narrated slide videos (MP4), research briefs with cited sources, generated images, and general workspace files (code, data, archives).

Personal conversations, files, and memory are yours alone. In groups, the agent only uses that group's conversations and files — it never reads your private chats to answer a teammate. Leaving a group revokes your access to it; your personal space was never shared.

You do. Everything the agent writes lands in your workspace as normal files — export, download, share as a link, or send by email. Deck Pass removes the watermark; it doesn't change ownership.

Settings → Notifications → Task email → Rotate. You get a fresh address instantly and the old one stops accepting mail. Inbound is rate-limited either way, so spam can't burn your credits.

Yes — a deliberately narrow REST API (create task, poll status, continue conversation) plus an MCP server with three tools. Keys are created in Settings → Account, rate-limited per key, and billed to your credits. See the API guide.