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FAQ

Kitoro is an autonomous AI companion system for founders. Instead of tools you operate manually, you get AI teammates that learn from your business, take action, and report back.

Kitoro has AI companions for each department:

  • Buzz (Marketing) - Content & social media marketing
  • Loot (Sales) - Leads, pipeline & outreach
  • Atlas (Support) - Customer success & retention
  • Forge (Build) - Projects, tasks & features
  • Wiki (Library) - Knowledge foundation for all

Every action has an outcome. When a post performs well, Buzz remembers what made it work. When Loot closes a deal, the winning approach is learned. Performance data feeds back into future decisions.

Buzz uses your knowledge (extracted from your content, documents, and conversations) combined with performance data. It selects content based on what’s worked before and matches your voice.

Yes. When a post is ready, you receive a notification. Reply “yes”, “approve”, or “go” to publish it. You can also reschedule with “tomorrow 9am” or similar.

LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok through Late integration.

When a lead doesn’t respond, Loot can send follow-up messages on a schedule you configure (3-14 day delays). The sequence pauses automatically when the lead replies.

Pricing questions, demo requests, enterprise inquiries, timeline/urgency questions, and decision maker language. Alerts trigger at urgency 7+ and are sent via WhatsApp.

Leads move through stages (new → engaged → qualified → opportunity → negotiation → won/lost) based on conversation signals. The system only progresses forward and logs all changes.

A 0-100 score combining engagement (30%), support activity (30%), adoption (20%), and sentiment (20%). Below 50 is high risk, below 30 is critical.

Atlas detects churn signals from support tickets and conversations. When detected, it triggers a save sequence and alerts you via WhatsApp.

Wiki is the knowledge foundation that powers all other companions. It learns about your business from documents, websites, and conversations, then provides that context to Buzz, Loot, Atlas, and Forge.

Four tabs:

  • Assets: Your media library (images, videos, stock media)
  • Knowledge: Your voice DNA, expertise, business foundation
  • Network: CRM contacts and companies
  • Materials: Sales and support documents
  • Social: Late (LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok)
  • Email/Calendar: Nylas (Gmail, Outlook, meeting recording)
  • Cloud Storage: Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive
  • Messaging: WhatsApp, Telegram

Yes. Go to Settings → Scheduling to create meeting types (intro calls, demos, etc.) with public booking pages that prospects can use to schedule time with you.

The event appears on your calendar, a contact is created in your CRM, and Loot prepares a meeting brief with context about the prospect.