Personalized Solutions for Your Problems
Get stuff done!With custom apps and automations made specifically for you
Describe the outcome your business needs. Ekaya enlists the AI and people who can build it right away.
Ekaya brings everyone together around that outcome and hosts the apps they make, for you and your team. No technical experience required.
Three manual tasks to replace with personalized apps, each checked off when the application that replaces it is published:
- Task: Organize and prioritize my customer follow-up. Application: a customer follow-up list for a coffee roaster: orders by day and the customers who need a follow-up.
- Task: Replace paper forms that the front desk uses. Application: a check-in form for a dog groomer that books a visit and saves it to the client's record.
- Task: Create a kanban of deal stages for the team. Application: a team pipeline for an agency: who was contacted, who replied, and which meetings are booked.
Personalized projects in minutes
Large AI projects stall. Your work can't.
- Waiting for approval.Sign-off comes before anyone builds anything.
- Waiting for IT.Your request joins a queue that is worked in order, not by importance.
- Generic solutions.One tool for everyone, made for nobody's actual day.
Start with one outcome instead.
Name the thing that would make your day easier. Get an app or an automation made for the way you work, connected to the services and data you already use. Your apps are hosted for you. Then do it again for the next thing.
Enlisting
An outcome takes more than one person.
You know what the business needs. Your developer knows the product code. Your marketing team has the campaign portal credentials. AI can do much of the work, but it needs answers and sign-ins it does not have. Ekaya brings them together around one outcome, and each person does only the part that is theirs.
OutcomeKnow which ad campaigns bring in customers we keep.
- YouState the outcome.In your own words, the way you would tell a colleague.
- AIAsks what only the business knows.“Which customers count as kept?” You answer: ordered again within 90 days.
- Your marketing teamSigns in to the campaign portal.Whoever holds the login does that one part.
- Your developerBuilds the app and publishes it.With their own AI and the product code they know, connected to your campaigns and customer data.
- EkayaManages the process and hosts the app.Keeps every part on track, and keeps the app online for your team.
- Your teamOpens it.In a browser, whenever they need it.
Who builds it? You choose.
However it gets built, it lands in the same place: an app hosted for you and your team.
You do.
Already use an AI coding tool like Claude Code? Build it yourself, free for one person.
Someone you know.
Bring in the developer, consultant, or agency you already work with. They build it, and you open the result.
Ekaya.
Don't have a technical resource? Ekaya can build it for you, and it is hosted like any other app.
Start with your outcome. Then choose who builds it.
Team enabled
What your builder and AI deliver, your people just open.
Invite coworkers, clients, and partners to the apps that help them. They sign in and use them in a browser, with no Claude, no coding agent, and no AI subscription.
A dashboard should be a dashboard, not a conversation. It is still there after the chat closes, whenever your people need it.
Campaign scorecardWho can open it
An example application with three people who can open it: the marketing lead who asked for it, a coworker in sales, and a client from another company, with room to invite more.
For builders
Connect your AI to Ekaya. It does all the work!
Use the AI coding tool you already have, like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or VS Code. Connect it to your Project's MCP server, and it builds what you, your company, or your clients need, on the AI subscription you already pay for. Ekaya hosts what it builds, and you invite your client in when it is ready.
Install the MCP Server
Run in your terminal on the machine where you use your agent.
claude mcp add --transport http ekaya https://mcp.ekaya.ai/...- Start or restart Claude Code in your project.
- Run
/mcp, select ekaya, and authenticate in your browser.
If Claude Code reports that ekaya already exists, run claude mcp remove ekaya in the same project before adding the new connection.
The server entry is named ekaya. To switch Projects, update or replace that entry with the other Project’s connection. Your credentials are entered during browser sign-in.
Example URL. Your Project's Setup shows these steps with its own MCP URL.
Guided by the MCP server
The Project's MCP server guides your AI through the build.
Your AI works out the steps, connects what the work needs, and builds the app. When it reaches something only a person can do, it hands over just that part, then picks up where it left off.
Setup in an example Project, as the Project's MCP server guides your AI through it. Your agent is connected and the outcome is recorded.
- You enter the customer database's credentials.
- Your agent selects the schema.
- You approve two Requests, both Queries.
- You sign in to Google Ads, and your agent publishes the connector.
- Your agent publishes the app, Campaign retention, as a private Hosted App that only you can open until you open it to others.
One connection
600+ services, one connection.
Instead of installing every service into your AI tool, connect it to Ekaya once. Need an internal service or a custom connector? Your AI can create it, and Ekaya hosts it with the application.
And hundreds more.
Across sources
Each source holds part of the answer. The app your AI builds puts it together.
Which campaigns across Google Ads and Meta Ads bring in qualified customers? Each ad platform counts only its own conversions, and only your customer database knows who qualified. Your AI connects all three, and the app it builds answers what none of them can answer alone.
The question: Which campaigns bring in qualified customers?
Illustration. Separately, Google Ads shows Fall Roast with 412 conversions and Gift Box with 230; Meta Ads shows Morning Ritual with 380 and Cart reminder with 190; the customer database knows which of 1,212 customers qualified but not which ad brought them in. Together, in one application: Morning Ritual 45% qualified, Fall Roast 30%, Cart reminder 20%, Gift Box 10%.
Questions, not SQL
Connect your database. Ask it in your own words.
Connect PostgreSQL, SQL Server, or BigQuery where it lives; connecting does not copy it into Ekaya. Optionally, approve what each table and column means once, and every answer uses the same definitions.
No database yet?
Where enabled, a Managed Project Database gives the app a place to keep its records. Your AI designs the app's data model and creates it there.
An ad-hoc question: in the roaster's own words, answered from the roaster's database.
Illustration. In Claude Code, the roaster asks which wholesale customers are overdue for a reorder. Each term has a meaning a person approved once: wholesale customers are customers whose channel is wholesale, overdue means no order in the last 30 days, and a reorder is any order after a customer's first. The answer comes from the roaster's PostgreSQL database, in place: Parlor Café, last order Sep 2, 34 days; Hillside Bakery, Sep 4, 32 days; The Reading Room, Sep 5, 31 days.
Ekaya Cloud or on-prem. Start in Ekaya Cloud. When it has to run in your own cloud or on-prem, Ekaya Enterprise is built and installed inside your organization's boundary. Ekaya Enterprise