La Gaceta De Mexico - Palo Alto Collaboration Company Gives Latin America Priority Access to Pana, a Personal AI Built by a Latin American Team in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, CA / ACCESS Newswire / November 10, 2026 / Palo Alto Collaboration Company today announced priority access for Latin America to Pana, a personal AI that gets everyday work done and, when the tool you need does not exist, builds it. People in Latin America who sign up through https://www.heypana.ai/?ref=latam will get priority access as the beta rolls out. Pana was voted the #1 product on BetaList shortly after its waitlist opened.

Join the waitlist: https://www.heypana.ai/?ref=latam

Personal AI agents are quickly becoming a category, with Meta's Muse, xAI's Grok Bot, OpenAI's ChatGPT Dots and Anthropic's Claude Duet. Latin America is usually among the last regions to get new technology like this, and some of these agents are not available in the region at all. Pana is taking the opposite approach, with priority access for the region.

"Two of our three cofounders are Latin American, building in San Francisco, and most of our team is from Latin America," said Camila Vargas, cofounder and Chief Product Officer (CPO) of Palo Alto Collaboration Company. "The region is usually the last to get new technology. We want it to be first with Pana. Within days of opening the waitlist, Pana was voted #1 on BetaList, and we want Latin America to be at the front of that line."

Eduardo de Brida Alves, co-founder of Teller, an autonomous-money startup for Latin America, is one of Pana's early users. A die-hard Vasco da Gama fan, he asked Pana to build an app to keep up with the club: matches, results, standings, news, highlights and a daily club legend.

"I can't see a future where personal agents are limited to conversation. And that's exactly why I'm obsessed with Pana," said de Brida Alves. "My bet is that Pana will become one of the defining consumer products of the next decade."

Teller is building its money agent to live inside personal agents, and de Brida Alves says Pana is currently the best one to use it with, because of the interfaces Pana generates. Instead of a chat reply, a Teller user on Pana gets a working view of their money: every bank account in one place, spending sorted automatically, and a savings goal with a forecast of when they will reach it. It points to a new kind of banking experience, one agent delivering it through another.

Many early users run Pana straight from WhatsApp. One couple splits household expenses there, and both of their Panas keep the same ledger in sync. Others use it to see who is still waiting on a reply, to keep in touch with family, and to manage sales leads and plan content without leaving the chat.

Tools that stay. Early users have asked Pana to build a meal log that tracks food from photos, an apartment search shared with a partner, a swim plan with an interval timer, and a baby milestone log. Each becomes an app they can open again tomorrow and ask Pana to adapt.

Tools that travel. A user can share a tool with a friend, whose Pana installs it in one tap.

Panas that work together. Your Pana can coordinate directly with a colleague's or friend's Pana, with your approval before important actions.

Everyday work, handled. Briefing cards before meetings, three-minute voice memos turned into first-draft slide decks, help reviewing and redlining contracts.

Access stays in your hands. You choose which accounts Pana can access, revoke access at any time, and approve important actions first. You can export or delete your data whenever you want.

See what early users have built with Pana at https://www.heypana.ai/?ref=latam

About Palo Alto Collaboration Company

Palo Alto Collaboration Company builds Paco and Pana. It's co-founded by CEO Jeremy Topp, Peruvian CTO Adolfo Valdivieso, and Colombian product leader Camila Vargas. Paco is the product squad that runs software for companies. Pana is a personal AI that gets everyday work done and builds tools that stay yours. Learn more at https://www.paloaltocollaboration.com

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SOURCE: Palo Alto Collaboration Company

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