MITARBOT[ PRIVATE AI WORKSPACE FOR TEAMS OF 1–10 ]
Describe the tool you need. Get it.
Mitarbot reads your files and inbox, runs recurring tasks on a schedule, and builds small web tools for your team. Hosted in Germany, no US cloud, no training on your data.
Ask in plain language — it reads your files, does the work and shows you the result.
What it does for you
Start with the tool you need. Then hand over your documents, your inbox and the work that repeats every week.
TOOLS, MADE TO ORDER
Other AI answers in chat. Mitarbot builds the tools.
A mini-app is a real little web tool that the agent writes, runs and serves from your workspace. Describe the one your team needs and get exactly that — no developer, no fixed templates, no app store.
“Make me a client intake form.”→A live form your clients fill in.
“Build a dashboard from these two CSVs.”→Charts, filters and totals, no spreadsheet gymnastics.
“Turn this invoice folder into a tracker.”→Open, paid and overdue invoices at a glance.
Your documents, in one place
Spreadsheets, invoices, notes, contracts — plus the tools you already use: Google Drive, your inbox, your web host. Ask in plain language and it reads across all of it.
The work that repeats, done before you ask
A weekly summary, a monthly report, a website update after every change — set it up once and it runs on schedule, then tells you what it did.
TRUST & DATA RESIDENCY
Your workspace data: stored in Germany, processed in Europe.
No US cloud, no US AI providers. Your workspace runs on German servers, the AI runs in Europe, and nobody trains on your content.
Storage & backups
Hetzner in Germany — your workspace, its files and its backups
AI processing
European providers (Cortecs → TensorX, Dublin & Helsinki) — nothing stored, nothing used for training
Never involved
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, OpenAI, Anthropic and Google AI — none of them see your data
Fine print: optional web search sends only your search query to third-party search APIs, and image generation currently sends only the image prompt to an international endpoint. Everything stored stays in the EU either way.
