Who it’s for
Built aroundyour life.
AIVA adapts to how you actually work and live. Find the version of the story that fits you — each with the promise, the prompts, and the approval model spelled out.
Who it’s for
One promise per person.
Who it's for
AIVA for Founders
Investors, customers, candidates, partners — the relationships that move your company live in a dozen inboxes and channels. AIVA remembers every open thread, drafts the follow-ups, and makes sure none of them go quiet on your watch.
Who it's for
AIVA for Solo Operators
Running it all yourself means the admin never ends. AIVA keeps work and life moving — triaging email, holding your calendar, chasing follow-ups, and remembering the details — so you get the leverage of an assistant without the headcount.
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AIVA for Creators
Sponsorships, content deadlines, brand contacts, draft scripts, and a hundred follow-ups — the business of creating is its own full-time job. AIVA tracks all of it so you can stay on the part only you can do.
Who it's for
AIVA for Consultants
Juggling multiple clients means multiple inboxes, meeting cadences, and deliverables — each with its own context. AIVA keeps every engagement straight, preps your meetings, and makes sure no client deliverable or follow-up slips.
Who it's for
AIVA for Busy Parents
School emails, appointments, activities, birthdays, the permission slip due tomorrow — the mental load of running a family is relentless. AIVA holds the calendar, the reminders, and the details so you can stop being the only one who remembers.
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AIVA for Developers
Issues, PRs, Slack threads, local files, and the release that’s due Friday — context lives everywhere. AIVA pulls it together: tracking assigned work, summarizing reviews, watching notifications, and keeping your release prep on rails.
Who it's for
AIVA for ADHD
When attention scatters and tabs multiply, the worst thing software can do is pile on more pings and make you start over. AIVA holds the thread for you — quietly remembering where you were, surfacing the next thing gently, and never making you feel behind.