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Giving AI Assistants a Face People Will Actually Talk To
This alliance is looking for startups building AI assistants, agents and chatbots that are still text-only. The models got good enough to hold a real conversation, and almost all of them are delivered through a box you type into. Giving one a face that responds in real time turns out to be an infrastructure project — latency, lip-sync, GPU budget — that nobody planned for and most teams quietly drop. Whatever part of that you solve, there is a seat here for it.
Currently seeking partners. This is an open startup collaboration recruiting partner startups to join, cross-sell into each other's customers, and share the revenue. Ideal partners: A chatbot, voice agent or AI assistant product whose interface is currently a text box, with an obvious place to put a face.; A training, onboarding or documentation product where a presenter would carry the material better than narration….
Who we're looking for
We're inviting startups whose product already holds a conversation with a user, or who build such products for other people. You might be a SaaS product, an AI studio or an automation practice. For this integration you'll need a clear surface something can plug into: an API, a UI component, an AI or agent interface, or a place in your product where a partner's feature belongs.
- A chatbot, voice agent or AI assistant product whose interface is currently a text box, with an obvious place to put a face.
- A training, onboarding or documentation product where a presenter would carry the material better than narration over a screen recording.
- A support or sales tool where the customer is already in a live conversation, and presence would change how it lands.
- A studio or automation practice building bespoke software for clients, that could ship a partner's capability inside those builds.
What problem are we solving?
Conversation is the whole product for a growing number of tools — coaching, training, support, front-desk — and it is almost always delivered through the least human interface available. Users treat a text box like a form: they abandon it at the first friction and never come back. Teams who try to fix that discover the gap between a demo and something that runs in production at a sane cost, and go back to shipping text.
- AI assistants that answer perfectly well but feel like paperwork, so users give up at the first unclear response.
- Teams who want a real-time avatar and find it means latency work, lip-sync research and a GPU bill nobody budgeted for.
- Products where presence is the point — coaching, training, reception — delivered through a chat window because that was what shipped.
Is this you?
If your product already talks to users, or you build products that do, this is for you. Your customers get something that feels present rather than transactional, and you earn from a capability you didn't have to build.
The revenue split is agreed up front and only applies to sales tagged to this collaboration — your existing business is untouched. You write the integration yourself, with your own coding agent; Ordana never reads your codebase. Joining early means you help decide what gets built first.