Ando wants to take on Slack with a team messaging app that lets humans and agents work together
Ando has raised $20 million to build a Slack replacement where AI agents act like team members.
The app gives agents identities, inboxes, channels, DMs, group chats and access to transcribed live calls. Sara Du says the goal is to stop humans from relaying agent work across a company. Ando says agents can join conversations, message people on their own and connect related discussions without being tagged. The company is working with customers in software, real estate and finance across 15 countries, mostly on small teams. TechCrunch AI's note
The app gives agents identities, inboxes, channels, DMs, group chats and access to transcribed live calls. Sara Du says the goal is to stop humans from relaying agent work across a company. Ando says agents can join conversations, message people on their own and connect related discussions without being tagged. The company is working with customers in software, real estate and finance across 15 countries, mostly on small teams. TechCrunch AI's note
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