Sam Lee
viktor@viktor.com
The first thing people try
Cc Viktor on a scheduling thread and the meeting books itself.
Dana doesn't need an account, and all she sees from your calendar is when you're free.
Just Email ViktorAnyone with an email address can now have their own
Anyone with an email address can now have their own
AI employee.Anyone with email can have an AI employee.
Viktor is an AI employee. Email him at viktor@viktor.com with a real job, and the finished work comes back on the same thread.
It's free to start, with no card and no sign-up. Write from your work, Gmail or Outlook.com address.
How it works
Setting him up
takes one email.
There's nothing to install and no account to make first.
- 1
Email him a job
Write to viktor@viktor.com from your work, Gmail or Outlook.com address with something you'd give a colleague.
- 2
Tell him your week
He replies in seconds and asks to see your calendar, so he can find the call. Connecting Google Calendar takes about a minute.
- 3
Get the work back
The day before the call, a one page brief lands on the same thread.
Two ways to start
Cc him on a meeting. Forward him a job.
Put him on Cc when a meeting needs a time, and forward him anything bigger.
Then hand him real work
Forward Viktor a real job and it comes back done.
Forward him a contract and he replies with the clauses worth a second look. It needs only your email, so it works before you sign up.
Use cases
What people hand Viktor to own
Hand him a whole job once, and he owns it from then on. Before you sign up, start with something he builds, like a model or a deck.
The same Viktor that 78,000+ teams already use
Viktor runs on the newest AI models and connects securely to 9,800+ tools you already use. He's the same AI employee teams use in Slack and Microsoft Teams. Before you sign up, he works from your email and calendar.
“It just turned around and built me an entire dashboard of everything I talked about.”
4.8 on G2G2 rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars
He only takes work from you.
It's fair to be careful about an AI on your client threads, so he follows three rules.
Emails from addresses tied to you are instructions. Anyone else on the thread gets meeting times and nothing else.
People outside your company see when you're free. Your files stay private.
He writes only to people already on the thread and never adds anyone.
It's free to start, and you keep him when you're ready.
Your first few jobs are free, with no card and no sign-up. When the free work runs out, Viktor saves your next request and pauses.
Questions people ask
It's how anyone with an email address gets their own AI employee. Email viktor@viktor.com with a job and share your availability when he asks. Viktor does the work and sends it back on the same thread.
Anything you'd hand a capable colleague by email, including work he owns for good. People start with a financial model or a report turned into a deck. Once they sign up, they hand him client onboarding or a live dashboard of their numbers.
Your first few jobs are free, with no card and no sign-up. When the free work runs out, he saves your request and pauses. Sign up and he picks it up straight away.
Yes, if it's Gmail or Outlook.com. Other personal addresses, like iCloud, Yahoo or Hotmail, aren't supported yet, so write from your work address instead.
Just email Viktor.
Write to viktor@viktor.com from your work, Gmail or Outlook.com address with your first job. It's free to start, with no card and no sign-up.