Viktor vs Dots

Viktor is the business-focused executive assistant of the bunch.

If you've tried the other apps on this page and have felt "this is too personal/consumer-focused", then what you actually need is the AI personal assistant that's built for founders. While it can still do the personal side that AI assistants, it's more geared toward business owners and solopreneurs, looking for an employee to help hand things off to.

Viktor works in Slack and Microsoft Teams, so it has full context on what is happening inside of your business. It is also an agent, so it can also go off and execute tasks for you.

Imagine you have a new project idea, but instead of needing to write an entire brief, Viktor has context from your conversations with your team mate, so you can just tell him to get started on it.

• Viktor has the most integrations of everything else listed here, but they're business software integrations, not personal
• He's one of the most secure options on the market, as since it's built for business, it's SOC 2 compliant, and have all the team privacy/security sharing features available

• While Viktor at time uses a virtual computer to get work done, you can't actually access it, like you can with Muse and Grok Bot
• If you try using him for things like grocery lists and grocery shopping, you're going to feel like it's the wrong tool for the job quite quickly

• Viktor is credit-based, so the team just charges a small margin atop of direct LLM costs, so it's similar to using Claude or ChatGPT via credits.

You can get your first month + $100 in free credit ($200 value), by using our Viktor discount code.

ChatGPT dots are AI agents that handle tasks and use external applications on your behalf.

For example, if you asked your ChatGPT chatbot to go and put together a shopping cart for you, it would tell you that it couldn't. Well now, your ChatGPT dot can do these actions for you.

Your dot is tied with your ChatGPT account, but just a heads up, you do need to be on the $100/mo ChatGPT Pro tier in order to use it. Once you have it set up, you can ask it to execute tasks for you.

Each dot operates on its own cloud computer and its own browser, plus the apps you've connected.

Dots carry context across channels. So you can start a project in your ChatGPT app, then ask your dot to share your work in Slack.

Our Head of Engineering, Bob, was the first to get access since he's on the $200/mo ChatGPT Pro 200 tier.

He added his dot to Slack and the first thing I did was ask it a question...but got stone walled. Bob's dot told me it would only respond to it's owner. This makes team collaboration pretty impossible.

Our team has been using Viktor for months, another AI Agent that works in Slack and Teams, so this concept isn't new to us. The thing is, Viktor is one AI agent that works with everyone on the team. We can all message Viktor and collaborate on tasks together. So personally, our team feels like we've experienced a much more sophisticated version of dots.

More than that, Viktor is free to try, so there were no barriers of $100/mo per person.