Kogi is an AI agent your whole company talks to. It runs one-on-one discovery conversations with every employee, then turns the results into a ranked, costed roadmap of the AI products actually worth building.
73%
of employees want an AI tool nobody in leadership has asked them about
12hrs
of weekly busywork the top request would eliminate, per team
4.2x
average projected ROI on the requests that get funded
1 week
to interview every employee — no workshops, no surveys
01
Thousands of scattered frustrations, distilled into the handful of ideas actually worth building — instead of staying buried in inboxes and hallway complaints.
02
Not just the loudest department. Discovery reaches every employee and every team alike, so the efficiency gains compound across the whole company.
03
Leadership stops fielding one-off asks in hallway conversations and starts working from a single, ranked list of what to build next.
04
Employees were asked before the tool shipped, not handed something built without them — so they use it, instead of quietly ignoring it.
01
Kogi drops into Slack or Teams and starts one-on-one discovery conversations with every employee — no scheduling, no facilitators, no survey fatigue.
02
Structured interviews probe the daily friction behind each request, then cluster thousands of answers into a small number of real, buildable product ideas.
03
Every idea arrives ranked by demand, hours saved and build cost, so your team funds the AI products employees will actually use — not the ones that sounded good in a meeting.
Employee — Operations
Honestly? I spend two hours a day reformatting reports for the exec deck.
9:14 AM
Kogi
How many people on the team do that same reformatting, and how often?
9:14 AM
Employee — Operations
All six of us. Every Friday, without fail.
9:15 AM
Kogi
If you had an AI product that pulled straight from the source data into the exec deck template automatically — would that help, or am I missing something?
9:15 AM
Employee — Operations
You're missing that it also needs to flag any numbers that look off before it goes out.
9:16 AM
Kogi
Noted. So: an auto-formatter that builds the exec deck from source data and flags anomalies before it goes out.
9:16 AM
Employee — Operations
Great, thanks!
9:16 AM
Kogi
Saved idea
Exec deck auto-formatter with anomaly flagging
Thanks! If you have more ideas, I'm here.
9:17 AM