A private AI operator for your business
IVOKER remembers how your business likes things done, works across your mail, files, and Windows computer, and turns a request into finished work. Nothing goes out without your say-so.
Most business work crosses several applications before it is done. A request arrives by email, the background sits in a project folder, a spreadsheet needs updating, and someone has to prepare the response. Each step depends on remembering what came before it, and that context often lives only in one person's head.
IVOKER is the private AI operator our team at Syntonyl built for that kind of work. You set the goal, the files and accounts it may use, and the standard the result has to meet. IVOKER brings the relevant context into the request, uses the right tools to work through it, and returns the result to the person responsible for approving it.
We call this connected working environment the Hive. The business stays its operator: it decides what IVOKER can reach, reviews what comes back, and keeps every decision that belongs to people. IVOKER carries the information from one step of a task into the next, so a follow-up three days later starts from the earlier conversation instead of from zero.
IVOKER grew out of years of local AI research on persistent memory and on connecting conversation with action. That research is documented on our founder's site, starting with ANNIE V4. We turned it into a business product with its own client app, access controls, and a review step for anything that leaves the building.
What IVOKER does
Persistent memory
IVOKER remembers preferences, recurring formats, and relevant project context between requests. Corrections stick, so the same instruction does not have to be repeated every week.
Mail and files
Connect your mail and files to sort, read, find, and draft. Connecting is optional, scoped to what you choose to share, and requires your consent.
Work on your computer
With your permission, IVOKER carries out tasks in the applications and files on your Windows PC, extending the work beyond a chat window into the tools your team already uses.
Approval before anything leaves
Messages are prepared for review and do not send until a person approves them. Important work comes back to the people who decide what is correct.
IVOKER by industry
IVOKER for agricultural businesses
Use IVOKER to sort mail, assemble lender and program paperwork, draft buyer and vendor correspondence, and update spreadsheets, with your approval on every send.
See how it fits →AssociationsIVOKER for association staff
Help a small association staff keep up with member email, committee updates, event follow-ups, and reports, with every outgoing message approved by staff.
See how it fits →ContractorsIVOKER for contractor paperwork
Use IVOKER to find invoices, draft lien waivers and pay application cover letters, organize submittals, and prepare follow-ups, with approval before anything is sent.
See how it fits →Financial ServicesIVOKER for financial services firms
Use IVOKER to gather client documents, prepare review packets, and draft follow-ups for advisory and lending teams, with approval before anything is sent.
See how it fits →LegalIVOKER for law firms
Use IVOKER to gather matter documents, draft routine correspondence, and organize files, with attorneys approving everything before it leaves the firm.
See how it fits →Professional ServicesIVOKER for professional services firms
Use IVOKER to assemble proposal material, prepare client follow-ups, organize project files, and draft reports, with approval before anything is sent.
See how it fits →Real Estate & PropertyIVOKER for brokerages and property managers
Use IVOKER to assemble transaction documents, prepare owner reports, and draft routine correspondence, with agents and managers approving every send.
See how it fits →Tax & AccountingIVOKER for accounting and tax firms
How firms use IVOKER, a private AI operator, to sort mail, find documents, draft client follow-ups, and prepare files, with staff approving anything that goes out.
See how it fits →Trucking & LogisticsIVOKER for trucking and logistics offices
Use IVOKER to assemble invoice packets, draft broker and shipper follow-ups, and update spreadsheets and portals, with approval before anything is sent.
See how it fits →Explore IVOKER
IVOKER features
What IVOKER does: persistent memory, mail and files, work on your computer, approval before anything leaves, and more.
Read more →Use casesIVOKER use cases
How teams use IVOKER: contractor paperwork; client follow-ups for a professional firm; monday operating brief.
Read more →Privacy & controlIVOKER privacy & control
IVOKER is built for invited clients, and the business stays the operator. It works only with what a firm chooses to connect, and important actions come back…
Read more →Access & onboardingIVOKER access & onboarding
IVOKER is provided through private client access rather than open sign-up. Our team coordinates each firm's setup so the work you bring is a good match for…
Read more →FAQIVOKER FAQ
Answers to common questions about IVOKER: what is ivoker; does ivoker send email on its own.
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