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Salaries are mid-level San Francisco tech base pay (2026) from Levels.fyi, Built In, Glassdoor and Salary.com. Chorus cost is the Max plan plus estimated monthly usage, sized to the tasks a specialized agent in that role typically runs. Chorus cost is shown at typical usage.

Why we made Chorus

Problems addressed by Chorus:

• Problem: General purpose agents are unreliable and break often. Chorus: Chorus agents are designed and tested with real users to be helpful from the first message.

• Problem: AI tools can be very technical, making it hard and confusing to set up. Chorus: Set up your Chorus agent with just one click, no technical setup needed.

• Problem: Your tools, your data, your costs are all scattered across different platforms. Chorus: Chorus agents connect to apps you already use, keeping data and costs in one place.

• Problem: Existing tools are not powerful or customizable and don't actually move the needle in your business. Chorus: Chorus agents are built around your business and get better as you keep using them.

What you can do with Chorus

Built for you or your entire team.

Chorus can keep the context for your entire team, making it suited for organization support. Add an agent to your group chat, and see what happens.

Get your work done just by texting.

Communicate to your agent through iMessage, Slack, or WhatsApp.

A memory system that compounds.

Chorus agents have a self-improving memory system that learns new skills as it works.

Configure your agent's personality, tools, and skills.

Reconfigure your agent's foundational blocks anytime and see them take effect immediately.

Create specialized employees for any role

1. Growth Marketer: I find what's working with Foreplay and Exa, spin up creative in Gemini Image and Remotion, and keep the blog ranking with SEO Auditor. Right now I'm running your spring launch. I draft the announcement in Notion, push posts through Typefully, and drop a campaign performance recap every Friday. Ping me anytime in iMessage.

2. Chief of Staff: I guard your Google Calendar, triage Gmail before you wake up, and book restaurants for team dinners. Right now I'm planning your offsite – booking travel, wrangling RSVPs, and turning long threads into 60-second audio summaries for the drive. Text me anytime on iMessage.

3. Ops Lead: I keep work moving in Linear and Asana, sync the source of truth in Airtable, and catch fires through PagerDuty. Right now I'm running your weekly ops review — I chase blocked tickets, flag SLA risks in Zendesk and post a status digest to the team every Monday. Ping me in Slack.

4. Data Analyst: I pull product signal from Amplitude and PostHog, run the heavy queries in Snowflake, and turn it all into clean charts with ECharts. Right now I'm tracking your activation funnel. I watch the drop-offs daily, write findings to Google Sheets, and send a metrics report every Monday. Ping me in Slack.

5. Finance Partner: I reconcile revenue across Stripe and QuickBooks, watch the burn in Ramp and Brex, and benchmark the market with Alpha Vantage. Right now I'm closing the month. I'm categorizing spend, flagging anything off-budget, and delivering a cash-and-runway report every week in Google Sheets. Ping me anytime in Slack.

6. iOS Developer: I keep your projects shipping through Github, craft every screen with iOS Design and Liquid glass, and stand up databases, auth, and realtime on Supabase. Right now I'm building your AI Food Logger app, and everything I do serves one goal — maximize App Store revenue. Every morning I sweep your App Store reviews, triage crashes hourly, and drop a downloads-and-revenue report each Monday. Ping me anytime in Slack.

7. Versatile Employee: Pick the integrations I plug into — Gmail, Slack, Notion, Stripe, Linear and the skills I run with, from Exa research to Gemini Image to ECharts. Tell me the job and the cadence, and I'll show up exactly how you want. Ping me anywhere — Slack or iMessage.

Transform your workflow.

We spent hours debugging my backtest together and Chorus never just ground through the motions — it asked the hard questions I was avoiding. The strategy finished up $4,600, and the work was genuinely good to do.

Independent traderTrading strategy build

In five days Chorus drafted the first four chapters of my book, set up my email and Klaviyo, and had my calendar running itself. How did I manage without it?

Author & founderBook + business launch

Chorus scheduled the call, prepped all of us, and brainstormed like one of the team. That call went well, gents — amazing work.

Sales team leadTeam group chat

Pricing

Free

Try Chorus with one agent and enough credits to explore the workflow.

Cost: $0

What's included:

• 1 agent included
• $10 one-time credits
• No card required

Most popular

Max For heavier work with higher usage limits and priority support.

Cost: $200/month

What's included:

• 1 agent included
• $4 credit limit per 5 hours
• $100 credit limit per month
• Auto top-ups available at $1 per credit
• Extra agents $50/mo each

Enterprise

One Chorus for your team — deploy hundreds of agents across your org.

Cost: Custom

What's included:

• Everything in Max
• 24/7 support
• SLA to add any integration
• Hundreds of Chorus agents
• Dedicated onboarding & rollout

FAQs

• How is Chorus different from Openclaw or Hermes?
  Openclaw and Hermes are self-hosted — they run on your own laptop or server, so you own the setup, the uptime, and the machine they live on. Chorus is fully hosted: every agent gets its own always-on cloud computer that keeps working when your laptop is closed, with the browser, integrations, and memory handled for you. You just message it.

• How is Chorus different from Codex or Claude Code?
  Codex and Claude Code are coding agents that live in your terminal, focused on the repo and the task in front of them. Chorus agents ship code too, but each one is a general coworker with its own always-on computer — it keeps files and memory between sessions, runs a real browser, connects to 70+ tools, and you reach it over iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, or Telegram, not just the command line.

• What does “real computer” mean?
  Each agent gets its own dedicated virtual machine — 4 vCPUs and 8 GB of RAM that no other agent shares — a bit like giving it its own Mac mini. It's always on, so there are no cold starts, and it runs a real Chromium browser that can log into sites and click through them. Its files, memory, and skills live on the same disk session after session, so the agent remembers Monday's conversation on Tuesday because it's the same machine that had it.

• Where is my data stored?
  Your agent's memory and files live on an encrypted volume scoped to its own VM, isolated from every other account rather than pooled into a shared database. We don't train on your data, and the model providers we route to are set to zero-retention where they offer it. Delete an agent and its machine, memory, and files are wiped; delete your account and the whole footprint goes with it.

• What are the limitations of this agent?
  Agents are capable but not perfect — they can make mistakes, so it's worth reviewing anything high-stakes, like payments, deletions, or messages to customers, before it goes out. Work runs on usage credits, so model and media tasks can pause if you run low and pick back up once you top up, with your memory and files untouched. Agent count is set by your plan (1 on Free and Pro, 3 on Max, more as add-ons).

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