CloneMe is now Clone. The short video above explains the change in 104 seconds: same mission, a simpler name and a clearer promise. If you have used CloneMe, are evaluating AI workers for your team, or just want a quick definition of what Clone does, this is the fastest way to get oriented.
The rename is more than a new logo. The video uses the moment to restate what Clone is: an agentic AI execution layer that works above the models and inside the systems you already run, such as Slack, Salesforce and Jira. It also covers how setup works, what separates Clone from assistants and point automations, and how governance keeps every action under your control.
Key moments
- 0:00 The rename: CloneMe becomes Clone, with the same mission and a clearer promise.
- 0:09 Defining a Clone: an AI worker hired into a real role inside your existing systems.
- 0:27 Air traffic control for work: Clone coordinates models, tools, people and systems from request to done.
- 0:36 Setup in minutes: pick a role-ready Clone or build your own, connect knowledge, set permissions and monitor it in the Health tab.
- 0:47 What's different: Clone sells roles, not seats, and its memory compounds over time.
- 1:03 Control and governance: every action is permissioned, approved and logged, and the platform is model-agnostic.
- 1:20 The loss-of-control myth: every task is trackable and done alongside your people.
- 1:33 Recap: a new name, the platform, and how to self sign-up or book a demo at clone.org.
Clone sells roles, not seats, and its memory compounds, carrying knowledge, corrections, and history forward.Presenter
Takeaways
- CloneMe is now Clone. The mission is unchanged; the name is simpler.
- A Clone is an AI worker hired into a real role, working inside tools like Slack, Salesforce and Jira. Nothing gets replaced.
- Clone is priced around roles rather than seats, and its memory carries knowledge, corrections and history forward.
- Every action is permissioned, approved and logged, so agentic work stays auditable and alongside your people.
- Clone is model-agnostic, so no single AI provider owns your operations.
