Skip the setup.
Put your AI to work.
Arora connects your AI to the tools your business already runs on. Nothing to install and no environment to build. Connect once, in the browser, and get to work.
What works on one laptop doesn't scale to a team.
The new wave of AI agent tools genuinely delivers. Power users run whole systems from their laptops: coding agents, browser agents, assistants doing real work. Look closer, though, and it is always one person, one machine, one hand-built setup.
Try to bring a team in and it falls apart. Every person needs their own environment, their own keys, their own day of setup.
Arora is the harness: a ready-made place for your AI to work. One hosted place where your whole team's AI works: connected to your tools, governed by your rules, shared without a single install. You bring the request. It brings everything else.
From request to finished work.
You ask in plain language. Arora gives your AI the connections and the context, and the finished work comes back in the same conversation.
Set up once and the whole team plays.
No flowcharts, no triggers to wire up, no weekend of tutorials. And nobody installs a thing.
The whole app.
HubSpot, ClickUp, Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack, Shopify, and a growing list. Full coverage of every app we connect. If you can do it in the tool, your AI can do it here.
Shared context.
Your naming, your preferences, your decisions. Arora holds them outside any single chat, so every request starts already informed.
Held actions.
Sensitive actions wait. Arora shows exactly what is about to run, and nothing happens until you approve it.
Every receipt.
Every action leaves a trail: what ran, where, and why. Ask what your AI did and get a real answer.
Team skills.
Build a skill once, test it yourself, promote it to the org. Your whole team runs it with zero setup.
Every surface.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Slack. Same context, same rules, same memory, wherever your team already works.
The standard developers use.
Without the developer part.
Connecting AI to real tools runs on an open standard called MCP. Until now, using it meant terminal commands, local setups, and code.
Arora is MCP made usable. Hosted, so there is nothing to install. Full coverage of every app we connect. Plain language to run it all.
If you already live in Claude Code or Antigravity, Arora is that kind of harness, hosted and governed, shared with your whole team, and there is no local environment to maintain.
Who Arora is built for.
Operations teams
You keep the company running. Run multi-tool workflows in a single place, configured exactly your way.
RevOps
Automate pipeline hygiene, deal updates, and CRM data quality. Stop spending manual hours keeping systems clean.
Marketing & Growth
Coordinate campaigns, write content briefs from real customer data, and run reports without eating a week of work.
GTM teams
Sales-to-CS handoffs, onboarding, and account expansion. The context carries across every step of the lifecycle.
Agencies
Every client is isolated with their own credentials, context, and history, all managed from one account.
Built so you never have to wonder where your data went.
Your credentials stay yours and revocable. Your data is encrypted and never used to train AI models. Sensitive actions ask before they run, and every action leaves a trail.
Full Scoping & Permissions
Revocable OAuth credentials scoped only to your roles.
Zero Model Training
We never upload or train on private enterprise schemas.
Visible Traces
Full compliance audit trails on every connector action.
"We built Arora because we were tired of being plumbers. Your job is running the business, not wiring the pipes underneath it."
Stop doing the work your AI could be doing.
Arora is currently invite-only. Apply for the founder cohort and be among the first to run your operations on AI that reaches the work.