Sales Outbound
Research prospects and draft follow-ups.
Run AI teammates on your own computer or server, with the model you choose, to research a topic, draft email replies or work on your code.
Start with a template. Make it yours.
Research prospects and draft follow-ups.
Sort email and draft replies.
Review applications and shortlist candidates.
Match receipts to payments.
Make code changes on your computer.
Prepare replies and track renewals.
Review ad spend and report changes.
Prepare briefings and coordinate your bots.
Connect Gmail, GitHub, Notion, and any MCP server.
Show a task once on its computer. It saves the steps as a skill.
Bots keep what they learn and share it with the team.
On a schedule, a webhook, a GitHub event, or a change it watches.
Bots delegate to each other and work together in groups.
When something needs you, your bot calls you in the app. Talk it through.
Run Ork locally or host it on a server you control. Connect a local model or a model service of your choice.
Choose a different model for each bot.
Runs scheduled tasks while the machine hosting Ork is on.
Decide which actions need your approval.
With a local model, conversations can stay on your machine. Connected services follow their own data policies.
Yes — sign in with that subscription, or use an API key / OpenRouter / a local OpenAI-compatible server (Ollama, LM Studio, etc.). Ork does not pay the model bill.
No. Sign in with Claude Pro/Max or ChatGPT Plus/Pro and that subscription covers the model. An API key is the other path, for Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, or Grok. Ork does not pay either way.
Yes. Point a bot at a local OpenAI-compatible server such as Ollama or LM Studio. Each bot can use a different model.
