AI
Salts
your own AI agent, always on
- Category
- AI
- Stage
- Growth
- For
- Individuals, communities, and small businesses seeking a customizable AI assistant for personal tasks and everyday workflows.
About
A personal AI agent that is always on and free to run. Talk to it in your browser, on Telegram or on WhatsApp. It remembers what you tell it, reminds you when things are due, and gets things done in the apps you already use.
Features
- Problem
- A general assistant may not suit different roles or changing needs.
- How it works
- Users personalize agents, switch models, and turn capabilities on or off.
- Result
- An assistant tailored to the user and the task.
- Why
- Configurable agents can adapt to personal tasks, interests, and business workflows.
- Problem
- People need help with everyday tasks and follow-ups.
- How it works
- Agents can remember details, send reminders, answer questions, draft messages, and help plan.
- Result
- Personal assistance for routine tasks and planning.
- Why
- Keeping relevant context and reminders with the assistant makes it useful over time.
- Problem
- Work information and tools can be spread across files and apps.
- How it works
- Agents can read files and spreadsheets, connect to Notion and GitHub, and use custom connectors.
- Result
- Support for everyday business workflows using connected tools.
- Why
- Working with existing business information can help with tasks such as answering customers and reviewing stock.
- Problem
- People want to use an assistant through familiar messaging channels.
- How it works
- Agents can be messaged in Telegram or WhatsApp with text, links, photos, or voice notes.
- Result
- An assistant accessible through supported messaging apps.
- Why
- Familiar channels make it easier to reach an agent during the day.
- Problem
- Communities need a way to offer agents while managing shared usage.
- How it works
- Fleet admins can provide a shared OpenRouter key, set individual limits, and control visible settings; agents remain private to their owners.
- Result
- Personal agents that a community can provide and manage.
- Why
- Shared provisioning gives communities usage controls without sharing members’ conversations.
- Problem
- Users may want control over costs and hosting.
- How it works
- Salts charges for model tokens rather than a subscription, offers configurable usage, and supports self-hosting.
- Result
- More control over usage, costs, and deployment.
- Why
- Usage-based payment and self-hosting provide alternatives to a fixed subscription and hosted service.
Product questions
What does Salts do?
Salts lets people create customizable, cloud-hosted AI agents that they can message in a browser, Telegram, or WhatsApp. Agents can use selectable capabilities and connected tools, remember information, and help with personal or business tasks.
Who is Salts for?
Individuals, communities, and small businesses seeking a customizable AI assistant for personal tasks and everyday workflows.
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