Nika

Nika — a team you hire, not software you learn

Hire your next employee today. She's AI. You pay only for finished work.

Real jobs done — invoices filed, calls answered, reviews handled — from $0.40 per task. $5 gets her started.

Employee · Nika

Nika

Bookkeeping assistant

Clocked in · 09:02

A day with Nika

This is what having her on the team actually looks like.

08:30

Before your first coffee

Three invoices came in overnight. Nika has already pulled them out of the mail, filed the documents and entered every field — supplier, date, number, amount, VAT.

  • Nordic Office Supply$148.20
  • CityClean Services$96.00
13:10

One thing needs you

A blurry scan from K. Miller & Co. Nika thinks the total is $237.90, but she won't enter a number she isn't sure about. It sits in “Nika asks you to confirm” — one tap and she carries on.

K. Miller & Co

The scan is blurry — I read the total as $237.90, but I won’t enter it until you confirm.

18:45

Her daily report

Today I processed 3 invoices for $482.10 in total. Two are filed and entered. One — the scan from K. Miller & Co — is waiting for your confirmation. No duplicates, no missing fields. See you tomorrow. — Nika

Plain language, every evening. Like any good employee.

How hiring works

  1. 1

    Pick your employee

    Choose who you need, give her a name and a voice. She's yours, not a rented robot.

  2. 2

    Give her access

    The same two things you'd hand a new human hire — her own mailbox, the place where the work lives. Nothing else.

  3. 3

    Top up $5. She starts.

    You only ever pay for finished work. No work done — nothing to pay.

Why owners trust Nika

Mistakes are on us

If Nika files something wrong, tell us — we credit the work back, up to $20/month while we're new.

Nothing risky without your OK

Anything uncertain goes to a queue with her question attached. She waits for your tap before touching it.

A daily report in plain language

Every evening you get what she did, what she's unsure about, and what's planned — like any good employee.

Your data stays in the EU

It never leaves Europe, and we never train models on it. Fire her and it's deleted.

No subscription. No seats.

$5 minimum balance ≈ 12 invoices of Nika's work.

A bookkeeper charges for the hour. Nika charges $0.40 per invoice — a stack of 60 costs $24, whether it takes an hour or all night.

How pricing works

Fair questions

Is this hard to set up?

No. Every employee needs exactly two accesses, and her page lists which two before you hire — a mailbox, your calendar, a phone line (we provide her a work number ourselves). You hand them over, top up, done. Most owners finish in five minutes.

What if she makes a mistake?

Tell us. We credit the work back, up to $20/month while we're new. And anything she's unsure about never gets entered — it waits for your confirmation.

What can't she do?

She never sends money, never deletes anything, and never guesses on unclear cases. Her job is narrow on purpose — that's why she's good at it.

Where is my data?

In the EU, full stop. We never train models on it. If you fire her, it's deleted.

Can I fire her?

Anytime, in one tap. Whatever's left of your balance comes back to you.

Does she speak my language?

Yes — English, Greek and Ukrainian today, with more coming. She writes to your suppliers the way you would.

What does it cost when there's no work?

Nothing. No invoices this week means nothing leaves your balance. She doesn't bill you for waiting.

The honest bit

Nika is new. No “trusted by 40,000 businesses”, because there aren't 40,000 businesses yet. Nika's first employers are being onboarded in Athens right now — and the earlier you reserve, the earlier she starts for you.

Reserve your spot