SaaS founders

Your personal assistant for your SaaS business.

Keep product work, customer feedback and team decisions connected. Sokko gives you a useful daily view without another round of checking every tool.

Your tools. Your context. A little more breathing room.

Sokko, the cookie assistant, ready to help your team
Sokko, part of your team.

What could you hand to Sokko?

Pick an example. See the request, the tools, and an illustrative result.

Illustrative example

Founder briefing

You ask

Summarise yesterday's product activity and the decisions waiting for me.

Example toolset

  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • Notion
The result, with Sokko

Founder briefing

Briefing prepared

The billing fix was merged; the onboarding change is still under review.

Three customers mentioned difficulty finding exports.

A decision on the trial email copy is needed before tomorrow's release.

Example only. Results depend on your connected tools, information, and permissions.

Illustrative example

Feedback themes

You ask

Group this week's customer feedback without losing the original messages.

Example toolset

  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • Notion
The result, with Sokko

Feedback themes

Follow-up list

Five messages concern exporting data; two concern team invitations.

Each theme links back to its source conversation.

Feature requests are separated from reported defects.

Example only. Results depend on your connected tools, information, and permissions.

Illustrative example

Release drafts

You ask

Draft a release announcement from the merged changes, excluding unreleased work.

Example toolset

  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • Notion
The result, with Sokko

Release drafts

Draft for review

The draft introduces the improved export flow and billing fix.

It includes a short explanation of who benefits from each change.

The experimental onboarding screen is left out because it has not shipped.

Example only. Results depend on your connected tools, information, and permissions.

Work with the tools you know.

These tools illustrate the setup. Connect the services you use, add the right skills, and choose what Sokko can access and do.

Explore the integrations
  • GitHub

    Website code, proposed changes, and reviews.

  • Slack

    Team updates, shared decisions, and questions to follow up.

  • Notion

    Approved guidance, project notes, and shared knowledge.

Start with one task you know too well.

  1. Connect what you use

    Choose the tools and skills for the task. Give Sokko access only to the accounts and files it needs.

  2. Show Sokko how you work

    Share your approved information, tone of voice, and rules for when a person should take over.

  3. Start with one real task

    Ask in plain language, check the result, and refine the instructions before making it part of your routine.

A few things you might be wondering.

Can a small team start with one agent?

Yes. Choose one recurring task, connect only the tools it needs, and refine the instructions after reviewing a few results.

What do I need to get started?

A Sokko account, access to the tools involved, and clear instructions for the task. Some workflows need additional skills or configuration. Start with a small task and verify the result.

Do I stay in control of what Sokko does?

You choose the connected accounts, available tools, and permissions. Set review steps for actions such as sending replies or publishing changes, and define when Sokko should hand a task to your team.

Are these connected to a real business?

No. These are illustrative examples with sample information. Your results depend on the sources, tools, and permissions configured for your assistant.

What will your first agent do?

Create an agent, connect your tools, and give it a task. Free AI models are included to help you get started.