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Your AI companion for repetitive work.

Tell Mitra a job you do over and over. It builds an agent that does the job for you, in the apps you already use.

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The same work,
every single day.

The most predictable hours of your week are also the dullest. They are also the easiest to hand off.

Every morning

Someone reads the whole inbox by hand to write the standup summary.

Every new lead

A form comes in, and waits for someone to retype it into the CRM.

Every Friday

Someone builds the weekly report by hand. Copy, paste, reformat, repeat.

Each of these tasks is work you’d give to a companion, if you had one. Automation tools promise to be that companion. Then they give you a canvas of boxes and arrows to wire up and keep working. You never wanted a diagram. You wanted someone to give the work to.

Tell Mitra once. Consider it handled.

No builder to learn, nothing to wire together. You explain the job the way you’d explain it to a new teammate. Mitra works out the steps, the apps, and the timing.

  1. Tell Mitra the job

    Chat in plain English. Mitra writes the first draft and picks the apps it needs. Then you talk it through together, line by line, until it’s right.

  2. Connect your apps

    Sign in to Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Linear and 100+ more in one click. We keep the connection secure. You can disconnect any app at any time.

  3. It takes it from there

    It runs on the schedule you set, or whenever you ask. You get a record of what it did, every single time.

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Everything you’d want in a good companion.

A1

Works it out, then does it

Mitra plans the job before it starts, and adjusts when the day doesn’t go to plan. It runs on one of the best AI models available, already set up for you. You never pick a model or write a prompt.

A2

Keeps to a schedule

Give it a time to run, or start it by hand whenever you like. It does the work and tells you what happened, in a summary you can actually read.

A3

Plugs into 100+ apps

Connecting takes one click. Mitra doesn’t just read your apps. It writes, sends, files and updates, the way a person would.

A4

Costs nothing when idle

One wallet, and you spend from it only when work happens. No seats to buy. No subscription ticking away while nothing runs.

A5

Shows its work

Open any run and read every step it took. Charts show where your credits went, by agent and over time. You are never left guessing.

A few things you could stop doing.

Each of these takes one sentence to set up. After that, it happens on its own.

Status updatesDaily standup summaryEvery weekday at 8:45am, check what moved in Linear and what merged in GitHub since yesterday morning, then post a short standup summary to #standup in Slack, grouped by person, with anything blocked called out at the top.LinearGitHubSlackWeekdays at 8:45amFollow-upsSLA breach watchEvery thirty minutes, check Zendesk for tickets within an hour of missing their first-response target and send the assignee a Slack message with the ticket, the customer and how long is left. If a ticket has already breached, post it to #support-leads instead.ZendeskSlackEvery 30 minutesResearchChurn signal digestEvery Monday at 8am, compare each account's PostHog activity last week against the previous four weeks, find the ones whose usage dropped sharply, look up the owner and the last note in HubSpot, and post the list to #customer-success in Slack, biggest drop first.PostHogHubSpotSlackMondays at 8amReportingNewsletter performance reportEvery Wednesday at 10am, take the newsletter Mailchimp sent last week, add its opens, clicks and unsubscribes to my 'Newsletter log' sheet, then post to #marketing in Slack how the send compares to my running average and which subject line performed best.MailchimpGoogle SheetsSlackWednesdays at 10am

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Everything you’re probably wondering.

Do I need to know how to code to use Mitra?
No. You describe the job in plain English and Mitra picks the apps, writes the instructions, and sets the schedule. There is nothing to wire together and nothing to install.
What apps does Mitra integrate with?
Mitra connects to over 100 apps, including Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Linear, Notion, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, Jira, Asana and Stripe. Connecting takes one click: you sign in, approve access, and you're done. There is no setup on your side.
Is it safe to connect my accounts to Mitra?
Yes — you sign in on each app's own page, so Mitra never sees your password. Mitra only touches the apps you connect, you can disconnect any of them at any time, and every run is recorded so you can see exactly what happened.
Can I edit an agent in Mitra after it's built?
Yes, at any time. Change its name, instructions, apps or schedule whenever you like, or just tell Mitra what to change and Mitra makes the edit for you. You can pause or delete any agent in one click.
What if an agent in Mitra gets something wrong?
You can read the run back step by step to see where it went wrong, then tell Mitra what to fix. You can stop an agent at any point, and Mitra only ever touches the apps you connected.
How is Mitra different from other workflow builders?
Zapier, Make and n8n all hand you a canvas: you pick the trigger, place each node and map every field, then pay per task, per operation or per run. Mitra has no canvas — you describe the outcome and the agent works out the steps as it goes.
Should I use Mitra or ChatGPT?
Both — most people who use Mitra keep ChatGPT open all day. ChatGPT is where you think and draft, and ChatGPT Work will run a few scheduled tasks alongside your chats. Mitra is where work that repeats forever lives: standing agents with their own schedules and connections, billed per run rather than per seat.
Should I use Mitra or Claude?
Both — Mitra sits alongside Claude rather than replacing it. Claude is for work that needs your judgement in the loop, and its Routines schedule unattended runs inside Claude Code, where a routine pairs a prompt with a code repository. Mitra takes that idea to Gmail, Slack and your CRM, for people who don't know how to code.

Hand over the work you keep repeating.

Your first agent is one sentence away.

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