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Not software.
A hire.
Hire afka and run your company like it is twice the size. One agent per business function, living in Slack and Microsoft Teams.
afka is the hire that does the work you cannot justify hiring for.
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afka delivers.
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What makes afka a hire
Takes ownership
Does not answer. Delivers. It takes the job from the question to the finished thing: decides, builds, updates your tools, hands back something you can use.
Works across your company
One hire. Every tool. It works across Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Stripe, Google Drive and the rest of your stack to finish the job in one pass.
Works while you sleep
Fixed before sunrise. Standing reports, overnight checks, and the problem already handled. In your channel before anybody asks for it.
Gets better over time
Learns your business. It remembers your decisions, your format and your preferences, so week three is sharper than week one.
Plug and play.
Live in two minutes.
No setup project. No IT ticket. No training videos.
Add it to your workspace
It shows up like a new teammate, ready to talk. Invite it to the channels it should see, and no others.
Connect your tools
Link the CRM, the drive, the calendar, the ad accounts. Each connection lets it act, not just read.
Hand it the job that eats your week
It does it, shows exactly what it cost, and offers to run it on a schedule from then on.
Say it out loud. It comes back done.
Your afka takes a live call from your phone. Say what needs doing on the way to a meeting, and by the time you sit down the work is in the Slack or Teams channel you named.
- A real conversation. It answers, asks when something is unclear, and already knows your customers, your policies and your tone.
- The same rules as in Slack and Teams. A refund, a send or a post is prepared on the call and waits for your approval in the thread.
- On the home screen of your iPhone or Android in a moment, and every call shows up in your workspace like any other work.
It works in the tools you already pay for.
Connect an account once. From then on it acts inside it the way a new hire would, with the access you gave it and nothing more.
And thousands more through managed connectors. If what you use is not there, afka writes the connection itself.
And it turns up to your meetings.
Invited to the call like anyone else. It listens, it answers out loud when you ask it something, and the decisions leave the call as work already moving.
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NoraIt speaks. Ask it for last quarter’s number mid-call and it answers out loud, from your live data, with everyone still on the line.
Nobody writes the notes. Decisions leave the call as assigned work, not as a document somebody has to read.
Nobody chases the actions. The reversible ones are done before you are back at your desk. The rest wait for your approval.
It is invited, never installed. Paste a link or connect the calendar. It never joins a call nobody asked it to.
Autonomous, not unsupervised.
It asks before anything it cannot undo. Money, customer sends and account changes wait in the thread until someone presses approve.
You set how far it goes. Suggest, review, or auto, per agent, changed in one click and never guessed at.
Every action is written down. Who asked, what it touched, when, and what it cost. Revoke its access mid-task and it stops.
The moment afka becomes part of the team.
We replaced three contractor seats with one afka workspace. The support agent clears the overnight queue before the team logs on, every single morning.
The ad-audit agent pays for the whole plan by itself. It pauses overspend before I'm even at my desk.
We trained an SDR agent on our playbook. It books more qualified meetings than the two reps we were about to hire.
Our afka agent ships the Monday revenue report at 6am. Nobody touches a spreadsheet anymore.
Questions people ask first.
What can it actually do on day one?+
Pick a function and it starts there: the store, support, sales, or recruiting. It reads what you point it at, drafts in your format, and does the reversible work itself while the rest waits for you.
Does it need our engineers?+
No. You add it to Slack or Microsoft Teams, connect the accounts it should reach, and talk to it. Setting it up is a conversation, not a project.
What stops it from doing something expensive?+
Autonomy levels, per-task permissions, allow-lists and credit caps. Anything that spends money, reaches a customer or changes an account waits for a person. You can revoke its access mid-task.
How is it priced?+
$50 a month per workspace with unlimited seats, plus consumption for the work it does. Every run shows what it cost, and the meter is reconcilable.
Is my data safe?+
Each workspace is isolated, credentials never reach the model, and model-written code runs in a hardware-isolated sandbox with a per-task egress allow-list. Every gated action is in an append-only log.
Start free. Pay when it has earned it.
Every feature and every integration from day one. No card, no sales call, no setup fee.
- Unlimited seats, no per-user tax
- Every connector, no add-on tiers
- All agents, and the meeting agent
- Approval gates and full audit log