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Colle vs Handover

Handover keeps shared, versioned context for people and coding agents. Colle hands work between colleagues inside Claude and ChatGPT, with statuses.

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Colle vs Handover
What you needColleHandover
Built forBusiness teams who work in Claude and ChatGPTHumans and coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI
What movesA task with its summary, facts, files, deadline and statusShared, versioned context
Connects through MCPYesRemote MCP connector for Claude and ChatGPTYesListed in the official MCP Registry as sh.handover/handover
Recipient is notifiedYesChrome pop-up in about 0.2 s; Web Push on desktop and phoneNot public
Statuses (accepted, returned, done, overdue)YesPlus recall for a handoff sent by mistakeNot public
FilesYesOriginals up to 25 MB, searchable by descriptionNot public
Guides and toolsHow-it-works guide and changelogGuides, templates, an AI handoff prompt generator, benchmark, research, protocol, case studies, roadmap
Sign-inColle sign-in page in the pilot; SSO (OIDC) and SCIM set up with youNot public
Data locationEU (Frankfurt)Not public
Price€15 per active person per month, €12.50 billed yearly (excl. VAT)Not public
Made byBuilt in Vilnius, Lithuania44pixels Limited

When to choose Handover

Handover, made by 44pixels Limited, describes itself as shared, versioned context for humans and AI agents. It is aimed at coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI. Its site has guides, templates, an AI handoff prompt generator, a benchmark, research, a protocol, case studies, a changelog and a roadmap.

Source: Handover, last verified 2026-10-15.

Its MCP server is listed in the official MCP Registry as sh.handover/handover.

Source: mcpservers.org: Handover MCP, last verified 2026-10-15.

Choose Handover when the work is software and context has to pass between developers and their coding agents, for example when one agent session ends and another person or agent carries on. If your team lives in terminals and editors, it is built around that way of working.

When to choose Colle

Choose Colle when people in a business team pass work to each other: a client brief, a contract, an invoice, a complaint. There is no new place to work. You tell your Claude or ChatGPT “pass the draft to Rachel: price €12,400, sign by the 20th”, and Rachel gets a handoff with the summary, the facts and the file. A Chrome pop-up reaches her in about 0.2 seconds, with Web Push on desktop and phone, and she continues in her own assistant.

The handoff has an owner and a status: accepted, returned with a reason, done, or overdue after the 20th. The price and the date are recorded as facts with their history. You can send to up to five people, or to a space where one member picks the work up. See how it works.

Colle is not the best fit for every case. It is not built for passing context between coding agents, and if that is your main need, Handover is closer to it. Data is hosted in the EU (Frankfurt), and administrators can export a tamper-evident audit log; more on the security page. Colle costs €15 per active person per month, or €12.50 billed yearly, excluding VAT. See pricing.

Using both

The two can live in the same company without overlapping much. The engineering team keeps agent context in Handover; when a bug report or a release note needs to reach someone in support or sales, it goes through Colle, so that person is notified, owns the next step and can return it with a comment.

To see how a handoff to a colleague differs from an agent-to-agent hand-off, read AI handoff vs agent handoff vs team handoff. Setup for each assistant is on the Claude and ChatGPT pages.

10 pilot spots

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We're looking for 10 teams already using Claude or ChatGPT. 7 days free, set up in one call, and a direct line to the people building Colle.

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We'll run it live with your own example — a client handover, a contract, a bug report or anything else.