What AlterEgo builds for you
AlterEgo bills itself as an AI Business Twin for Startups. Rather than a single chat assistant, the pitch is a suite of specialised virtual assistants tuned to the functional areas that a small company still has to run in parallel: marketing, sales, human resources and day-to-day operations. The twin is meant to mirror how a founder actually splits attention, giving each function its own focused AI helper.
Where it plugs in
- Google Workspace, so email, docs, drive and calendar can feed the assistants without a separate export.
- Microsoft 365, covering Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams and OneDrive on the enterprise side.
- A modular architecture so the same platform can serve a two-person team and a scaling startup without switching product.
How it differs from a plain LLM chat
The core claim is personalisation. Instead of asking a generic model about a pipeline in the abstract, each assistant is scoped to a business domain and is expected to work with documents, contacts and templates that belong to the tenant. That framing puts AlterEgo closer to vertical AI copilots than to a raw prompt playground.
Who should look at it and what to confirm
- Early-stage startups that need extra hands across departments before they can hire them.
- Teams already standardised on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, where integration friction is a real cost.
- Operators who prefer several role-focused assistants over a single do-everything bot.
Because the public copy leans on positioning rather than detailed feature lists, prospective users should confirm the current assistant catalogue, the data-handling model, and pricing directly with the vendor before piping sensitive company data into the twin.
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