getviktor.com
Autonomous AI colleague inside Slack and TeamsAn AI teammate that acts, not just answers
Highlights
What you can do with it
- A marketer monitors advertising cost per acquisition and gets suggestions
- A product manager has issues created in a project tool from a plain request
- A developer gets a summary of what changed in the backend today
How to use it
- 1 Start a free trial from the Viktor site.
- 2 Add Viktor to Slack or Microsoft Teams.
- 3 Connect the business tools you use.
- 4 Send instructions for tasks, analysis, or code.
- 5 Review the results and approve or adjust as needed.
Who it is for
Pros
- Free tier available to start
- Works inside Slack and Teams instead of another tab
- Very broad tool coverage through a single interface
Limitations
- Granting an agent broad tool access is a real security decision
- Autonomous actions need approval rules before you trust them
- Enterprise pricing is not detailed in the listing
- Setup effort depends on how many tools you connect
What Viktor is
Viktor is an autonomous AI colleague that sits inside Slack and Microsoft Teams and connects to more than 3,000 business tools. The distinction the listing draws is that it acts rather than answers. It runs proactively by default, so it can detect a problem before you do, then propose a specific action instead of just raising an alert. It executes repetitive workflows, pulls and analyzes data across tools, creates issues in project management systems, and writes, builds, and deploys code. Example tasks include watching advertising cost per acquisition, creating a page update issue in Linear, counting daily app users from an analytics tool, and summarizing what changed in the backend. A free tier is listed, with paid plans for enterprise teams.
What you can do with it
- Monitor advertising performance and get optimization suggestions.
- Create and manage issues in project tools from a plain request.
- Pull metrics from analytics tools without manual exports.
- Summarize deployments and backend changes.
- Write, build, and deploy code and manage repository work.
Who it is for
- Enterprise teams coordinating people and deadlines across many tools.
- Marketers managing advertising accounts and reporting.
- Developers who want help with routine code and repository tasks.
What to watch out for
Giving an autonomous agent access to your business tools is a security decision, not a convenience setting. It can send messages, change records, and deploy code on your behalf, so scope its permissions carefully and require approval for anything irreversible. Proactive behavior is useful until it is not; an agent that flags everything trains people to ignore it, so tune what it watches. Setup effort scales with the number of tools you connect, and each integration needs its own authorization and testing. Enterprise pricing is not detailed in the listing, so treat the free tier as an evaluation rather than a production plan. Keep a human in the loop for anything that touches money, customer data, or production systems.
FAQ
Is there a free tier?
Yes. The listing mentions a free tier alongside paid plans aimed at enterprise teams.
How many tools can it connect?
The listing says more than 3,000 business tools, through browsers and native APIs.
Is it safe to give it that much access?
That is your decision to make. An agent with access to your tools can act on your behalf, so review permissions carefully and set approval rules before letting it run unattended.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free tier
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
Screenshot archived from the listing page, for preview only.
