Monitor rivals automatically
The business always knows what its named competitors changed this week without manually checking their sites.
Learn moreComing soonBusiness Strategist
Yukti
Find the opportunity, make the plan, and keep it actionable.
18Capabilities specified
13Industries with mapped use cases
In buildStatus published per agent
1Automix account across every specialist
Where it works
Yukti shows up where your customers already are.
No new app to check
Yukti works directly inside the platforms your customers already use every day.
- Notion
- Google Sheets
- Miro
- Slack
Everything it handles
18 capabilities
Each one has its own page explaining how it works, where it applies, and what the limits are.
Auto-generate a rival battlecard
A salesperson or owner gets a one-page, always-current comparison sheet before a customer conversation or pitch.
Learn moreBuild a sourced SWOT in minutes
The owner gets a structured strengths/weaknesses/opportunities/threats view of their business instead of a blank page.
Learn moreTurn SWOT into next actions
The SWOT stops being a static document and becomes a short list of ranked actions with an owner and a deadline.
Learn moreEstimate market opportunity honestly
The owner gets a defensible, bottom-up estimate of how many customers and how much revenue a specific opportunity is really worth, instead of guessing.
Learn moreModel best/worst case outcomes
The owner can see how a decision (hiring, a price change, a slow month) plays out in cash flow before making it, not after.
Learn moreDraft a structured business plan
The owner gets a complete first draft of a business plan (summary, market, operations, financials) from a short interview instead of a blank document.
Learn moreFill strategy frameworks fast
The owner picks a recognized strategy framework (Business Model Canvas, GTM plan, buyer persona, OKRs) and gets it filled in from a short guided conversation instead of staring at an empty template.
Learn moreAssess industry forces
The owner understands the outside pressures on their business — regulation, suppliers, new entrants, substitutes — in one structured view, not just their direct rivals.
Learn moreCompare pricing to the market
The owner sees where their prices sit relative to named competitors and can decide whether to hold, raise, or match.
Learn moreSurface untapped market gaps
The owner gets a short, reasoned list of gaps — an underserved customer segment, an unmet need competitors miss, a channel rivals ignore — worth investigating.
Learn morePlan a product or location launch
The owner gets a structured launch timeline — what to do, in what order, by when — instead of a mental checklist.
Learn moreIdentify partnership candidates
The owner gets a short list of realistic partner types (complementary businesses, suppliers, local associations) worth reaching out to, with the reasoning shown.
Learn moreAsk strategy questions in plain language
The owner gets a direct, sourced answer to a specific strategy question (e.g. "should I match this competitor's price drop?") instead of having to build a whole new analysis.
Learn moreGet a proactive weekly digest
The owner opens one short email or in-app note each week summarizing what changed in their competitive landscape and what, if anything, needs a decision.
Learn moreShare a plan for feedback
The owner can get a co-founder, manager, or outside advisor's comments on a strategy artifact without emailing documents back and forth.
Learn moreTurn analysis into a shareable deck
The owner can hand a bank, investor, or business partner a clean PDF or slide export of their plan without reformatting anything by hand.
Learn moreFlag stale or unsourced analysis
The owner can trust, at a glance, whether a piece of strategy content is current and sourced or old and due for a refresh, and can look back at exactly how it looked before the last change.
Learn moreBy industry
Yukti in your industry
What it does, and a concrete example of when you would reach for it.
Field notes
Worth reading first
Unit economics: does each sale actually make money?
Contribution margin is revenue per unit minus cost of goods and every variable cost. How to work it out, and why a negative one makes growth worse.
ReadHow to price a new product when you have no data
Cost-plus sets a floor, competitors a reference, perceived value a ceiling. How to find the viable range and test willingness to pay before you commit.
ReadCompetitor analysis: what to copy and what to ignore
Map rivals on price and quality, work out which customer each one serves, and find the position nobody is holding. Why copying the leader is a losing race.
ReadQuestions
Straight answers.
Can I use Yukti today?
Not yet. Yukti is marked coming soon: the 18 capabilities below are specified and designed, but the backend is still being built. We change an agent's status only when it passes its release gate, rather than publishing a date we might miss.
What exactly does Yukti do?
Find the opportunity, make the plan, and keep it actionable. It covers 18 capabilities across 13 industries — each one has its own page explaining how it works and what the limits are.
How does Yukti work with the other specialists?
Every Automix agent runs on one identity and one review model. Work handed between specialists keeps its context, and anything consequential still needs a person to approve it before it leaves the workspace.
Fits your stack
Yukti connects to the tools you already run.
Connects with your stack
Yukti exchanges data with these systems, so nothing you already use has to change.
- Google Analytics
- Tableau
- Metabase
- Figma
- Airtable
- Google Docs
- OpenAI
- Google BigQuery
Coming soon