Wrike founder Andrew Filev launches Hops, a collaborative AI workspace, after 2,500-team early access

Nov 10, 2026
Hops puts people and AI in shared chats, docs, slides and custom apps, with no per-seat fees and paid AI credits instead.

Hops opened its collaborative AI workspace to the public after more than 2,500 teams used it during early access, the company said on 10 November. Hops is led by Wrike founder Andrew Filev, who says founders and executives typically report their companies moving only 10 to 20 percent faster than a year ago despite AI.

Hops lets people and AI work in shared chats, documents, slides, dashboards, and custom apps. AI writes directly to shared files, while knowledge taught by one user can be made available to other team members. Access controls prevent the system from using files that a person cannot open.

Teams can also ask Hops to build and run custom apps within the workspace. The service connects with more than 2,000 external apps, including customer relationship management systems and cloud storage services.

Hops is available at hops.ai with free registration and no per-seat fees. Customers purchase AI credits for tasks such as drafting documents and building presentations.

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