Coworkkit

Your app just hired a co-worker.

It talks to your users, sees their screen, and does real work beside them. No AI backend to build.

What developers are saying

“First voice session was up in about five minutes. I went back through the readme to check I hadn't skipped a step.”

Nadia HaddadFrontend Engineer, B2B SaaS

“Felt like using any other React library, which is honestly not what I expected from a voice thing. A provider, a couple of hooks, that's it.”

Rob EllerySenior Engineer, developer tools

“Was going to do it by hand, then thought I'd see how far Claude got with the MCP. It did the hooks, the actions and the token route. I fixed one import.”

Hana ItoTech Lead, workforce software

“Backend side is way smaller than I thought. One token route, and the actions come back into the client over RPC so my handlers run where the code already lives.”

Marcus FeldBackend Engineer, fintech infrastructure

“The part I found genuinely interesting is there's no second permission system to keep in sync. It acts as whoever's signed in, so if they can't do a thing, it can't either.”

Priya NairStaff Engineer, enterprise SaaS

“The thing I actually care about is the gap after you stop talking, and there basically isn't one. Every other demo I've tried has that half second where you wonder if it heard you.”

Elias FournierStaff Engineer, observability platform

“You can cut it off mid sentence and it actually stops. Sounds small until you've used one that doesn't. It still gets caught out by people who go quiet halfway through a thought, but that's tuning.”

Tobias RennerFrontend Lead, scheduling software

“Least painful SDK integration I've done this year.”

Marta KovácsTech Lead, e-commerce platform

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