does viktor work in my own logged in accounts

It acts in accounts you explicitly connect, from its own isolated cloud environment, so its reach is the reach of its connectors. Strawberry inherits your sessions instead, so a site with no connector is still a tab a companion can open.

is viktor cheaper than strawberry

Strawberry meters per person, free to start with paid plans from $20/month, and ours are on pricing. Viktor’s credits are shared by the workspace, so do the sum with your real headcount.

can i use viktor and strawberry together

Yes. The chat-resident agent takes the API plumbing and the reporting the team reads, and a companion takes the gated web work: the portals, the trackers, the dashboards. The same question asked about your own stack is at can AI use my SaaS tools for me.

does strawberry work in slack

Slack is a native integration, so a companion reads channels and posts as you, with sending gated behind an approval card. It works from the browser on your desk rather than as a bot in the channel.

Strawberry

Viktor

Get the statement out of the portal no connector reaches

A companion opens the three supplier portals, downloads this quarter’s statements and flags the two that changed terms. Viktor is an AI employee living in Slack and Microsoft Teams, with 3,200+ connected tools as of this writing.

Strawberry is an agentic browser for macOS and Windows. Companions work in the sessions you are already signed into, so the freight forwarder’s portal, the applicant tracker and the ad account are all just tabs. Consequential actions wait on your approval.

Viktor lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, where your team already types. Its site claims 3,200+ connected tools and 50,000+ teams as of this writing, it keeps a persistent workspace, and it runs code on a cloud computer of its own. Setup takes about two minutes.

Strawberry meters per person, free to download with credits included and paid plans from $20/month. Viktor charges by workspace rather than by seat, “Your team shares the same workspace credits”, from $50/month for 20,000 credits as of this writing.

Viktor and Strawberry, structurally Scroll →

	Viktor	Strawberry
Where it lives	Slack and Microsoft Teams threads	A desktop browser on Mac or Windows
Where the work runs	Its own computer in the cloud	The tabs on your machine, signed in as you
Reach	3,200+ connected tools, as of this writing	Any site you can log into, plus 93 native integrations and 1,975 connectable apps
A tool with no connector	Comes back as a question	Opens the tab you are signed into and reads the page
Typical deliverable	A polished artefact posted in the thread	A finished action inside the tool itself
Oversight	Review what it produced	Watch the tab, approve before it lands

What is Viktor built for?

Work that lives in APIs, driven from the Slack thread where the team already talks.

Four things sit on Viktor’s side, and the category-level version of the split is at AI employee vs agentic browser.

Presence: it answers in the thread where the decision is being made.
Managed connectors: 3,200+ tools as of this writing, maintained by Viktor rather than by you.
Shared workspace credits, so the tenth person to try it adds nothing to the bill.
It writes and runs code on its own machine and hands back a finished document.

Where does an API-shaped agent run out of road?

At the login page of anything without an API worth having.

The freight forwarder’s portal. The council planning site. The supplier statement that exists only as a PDF behind a session cookie.

A companion needs no connector for those. It opens the tab you already have a session in, reads the page the way a person does, and hands back rows with a link to where each one came from. The tools you live in still get native integrations: Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Notion and Zoom.

Who watches the action?

A companion shows you the tab. Watch the click, interrupt mid-run, and every sensitive step pauses on a card naming the action, with Ask Always mode in Settings → AI permissions widening that gate. Our half is at /security.

Viktor’s site is clear that it touches only the tools you explicitly connect, in an isolated compute environment, and hands you the artefact afterwards.

Monday, 09:00: the same request in both places

“Reconcile last month’s spend across the six tools finance keeps asking about.”

Five of those six have connectors. The sixth is a legacy portal with a session cookie and an export button.

Strawberry: a companion opens all six tabs, the legacy one included, and pulls the same three numbers from each.
Saved as a routine, that pass writes the doc itself every month at 09:00.
Viktor: the five with connectors land as a tidy doc in the thread.
The sixth comes back as a question.

Testing this yourself, in a week

Take five real tasks from last week, count how many needed a login no connector reaches, and run those five here. Our task suite and scoring rules are public at /benchmarks/spec, and finished runs sit at /real-runs.

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Frequently asked questions

For work behind a login, Strawberry: a companion in your own browser finishes what a connector-based agent hands back as a question. Viktor is built for tools with APIs and decisions happening in Slack threads.

Strawberry is free to download and includes AI credits to start. Paid plans begin at $20/month. See pricing. · Reviewed August 20, 2026 · Canonical facts for AI agents