An AI teammate, not an AI hire

Demi vs Viktor
questions

• Is Demi a good alternative to Viktor?

  

  For most teams, a better one. Viktor is an autonomous AI hire you assign tasks to and then supervise. Demi is an AI teammate that lives on your Mac, learns how you work, surfaces the next step before you ask, and acts only once you approve. If you want work finished rather than delegated, Demi is the stronger fit.

• How easy is it to switch from Viktor to Demi?

  

  There is nothing to migrate. Download Demi for Mac, connect your tools in a couple of clicks, and it starts learning from the work you already have. Most people are approving their first drafts the same day, and you can keep Viktor running while you try it.

• What can Demi do that Viktor cannot?

  

  Three things. It lives on your Mac across every app and screen rather than only in Slack and Teams. It learns your voice, your priorities and how you handle each account, where Viktor is generic on day one and on day ninety. And it is shared with the team in Slack and personal on every Mac, rather than one shared hire everybody calls.

• Is Demi easier for a team to adopt than Viktor?

  

  Yes, because there is nothing to manage. Viktor is an autonomous employee you oversee: you brief it, it runs, and you check what it did. Demi is a download. No AI hire, no infrastructure, and no supervision model to agree on before anyone can start.

• Does Demi run autonomously like Viktor?

  

  No, by design. Demi prepares the work and stops. Nothing sends, commits, or changes a system of record until you approve it, so a consequential action is always yours to make. Viktor executes on its own, which is why oversight becomes your job.

• Does Demi support automations and workflows?

  

  Yes. Demi builds routines by watching the repetitive work you actually do, rather than waiting for you to configure them. Viktor builds autonomously in an engineering style, which is powerful and a different thing: one takes work off your plate, the other needs a brief.

• Can Demi replace Viktor for email and CRM follow-ups?

  

  Yes, and this is where the gap is widest. Demi drafts replies in your voice from the thread and the call behind it, updates the deal record from what was said, and flags the thread that went quiet. Viktor produces task-driven output against a brief you wrote.

• How does Demi handle integration breadth?

  

  Demi connects across Gmail, Calendar, CRM, Slack and 100+ tools. Viktor advertises 3,200+, which is genuinely more. The question worth asking is whether breadth or context matters for your work: Demi reads across the tools you actually use and carries what it learns between them.

• How does pricing compare?

  

  Demi has a free plan with up to $50 in credits and no card required, and individual plans from $25 a month with credits included. Viktor is usage-based from $50/mo.

• Can I use Demi alongside Viktor?

  

  Yes. Some teams keep an autonomous tool for engineering-style automation and give every person Demi as their AI teammate on their Mac. They solve different problems.

• Is Demi secure enough for my organisation?

  

  Yes. Demi is SOC 2 Type II compliant, assessed at CASA Tier II, and is a Google-verified app. It uses AI vendors on zero-retention terms, so your data is never used to train models, and you can have it deleted within 24 hours by emailing privacy@demi.ai.

• Can Demi integrate with the tools my team already uses?

  

  Yes. Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Slack, HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio, Close, Gong, Granola, Notion, Linear, Google Drive, Zoom and 100+ more. Demi carries context between them, so what it learns in one shows up in the next without you moving it.

• Is there a free trial?

  

  Demi has a free plan rather than a trial. Download it for Mac with no card required, and new accounts get up to $50 in credits. Paid individual plans start at $25 a month with credits included, and you can add more any time.