Build your
own AI team.

A chatbot waits for your next prompt. An AI teammate keeps a job: it has a name and role, works from your company profile and files, uses the tools you assign it and runs scheduled tasks without being asked. You ask for the outcome; it does the work and shows every step.

Yes. A Kuvai teammate drafts the reply to a forwarded email, reconciles the month’s transactions, builds the Monday pipeline review or keeps a research doc current, and goes as far as you ask: drafts when you want drafts, action when you ask for action.

For a small team, the most useful AI isn’t another chat window but a teammate that keeps a job and works on a schedule. Kuvai lets you name a job in plain language and builds a teammate around it, grounded in your business, with up to 25 scheduled tasks each. It’s free to start.

Keep them for one-off thinking. Kuvai is for the recurring work you don’t want to keep doing yourself: context is set once and reused, scheduled tasks run without a prompt, output accumulates in living documents, and you decide how far each teammate goes. Same class of models — the difference is the job structure around them.

You don’t design a workflow. You name a job and Kuvai writes the teammate — its duties and working rules, often with a first task — grounded in your company. It handles the messy middle in language, uses the tools you connect and assign to it, and checks with you when it matters. Keep Zapier for fixed if-this-then-that plumbing.

You decide how far it goes: ask for drafts and you get drafts; ask it to act and it acts. Email from chat is drafted for you to send. Work it starts on its own — scheduled runs and follow-ups — never makes destructive or out-of-lane changes without checking with you first, and every decision is logged. Every reply shows its steps and sources in a Transparency trail.

None. Give it a name and a job title, connect the tools it needs in their own sign-in windows, and ask for work in plain language. Kuvai writes its duties and working rules. There’s no code and no workflow to draw.

Kuvai drafts a company profile from your homepage plus up to 4 pages and every teammate is grounded in it. Add files (16 types, up to 150 MB) and projects, and each teammate keeps a private notebook of your preferences, so tomorrow starts where today ended.

Yes. Mia, the Personal Assistant every account starts with, has its own Kuvai address. Forward anything there. Your assistant only processes mail from addresses you connect — your sign-in email plus up to 4 more — and never logs in to your mailbox.

Kuvai offers 1,000+ connectors, including Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Jira, QuickBooks and Stripe. You sign in to each tool in its own window, then assign it to the teammates that need it.

Each tool is connected in its own sign-in window and only the teammates you assign can use it. Work a teammate starts on its own never makes destructive or out-of-lane changes without checking with you first, and every reply shows its steps and sources. The free plan is a one-time grant of 2,500 credits with no credit card: enough to build a teammate and give it real work.

Free to start with a one-time grant of 2,500 credits — no credit card. Paid plans add monthly credits. A credit is 3.6 seconds of model working time, so you pay for work done, not for seats or prompts.