ronak patel

Hello, world. We'll take it from here. akai.run

The uploading. The reformatting. The downloading. The checking. The re-checking. It's not complex. It's just... tedious. So we fixed it with Akai. Record your process once → Akai maps every step, builds the connectors, and deploys agents that run it end-to-end on any system. And your team stays in control, always. Get early access to Akai → akai.run

usually i dont tweet about the launch video work that we do... but this one is worth your attention. spent days on calls with the Deel team about how they actually use Akai. this is the Opus 4.6 moment for enterprise automation.

For years, we hit the same wall everyone else did. You automate a few steps. Then complexity wins. And your best people are back to doing work that should run itself. That's what we set out to fix - not for our customers first, but for ourselves. I'm proud to introduce Akai by Deel. Akai is an interconnected system of agents that learns your workflows, automates every step, and gets smarter with every run - auditably, on any system. Today, 100% of Deel's operations teams, across Finance, Tax, Treasury, Benefits, and HR, run on Akai. The results stopped us in our tracks: → 100,000+ cases handled automatically every month → 8,000+ hours of payment processing - now background tasks → Reconciliation that took 20+ days - now done in minutes → 100% automation in areas we couldn't reach after years of coding → 91,000+ manual hours saved every single month Now, every team is now building agents themselves. No developers. No IT tickets. Just the people who know the work, running it. That's the ceiling we broke. Now we're opening it up. With built-in voice, transactions across any payment method, and the ability to process and analyse any document or dataset - out of the box. Your first agents could be running by tomorrow! Get early access at akai.run

Somewhere right now, someone is manually logging into a portal to run a process they've run 200 times before. We built Akai to fix that. 100% of Deel's own ops teams run on it first. 91,000+ hours saved every month. 100,000+ cases automated. Reconciliation that took 20+ days — now minutes. Show it once. Akai builds a brain inside your organisation — agents that connect, share context, and get sharper every run. No developers. Your team is in control, always. Early access is open → akai.run Your team, supercharged.

Wednesday! 👀 The most ambitious launch in @deel's history. It's reshaped the company from the ground up and is the biggest internal breakthrough we've had. I can't wait for you to see it.

@Axprobysatyam same same but different

@7ronak7 Here you go done for me!

its april 2026, and if you are paying adobe for a commenting tool, ur ngmi. FreeFrame.io is open source, self-hosted, and doesn't charge per seat.

@THESPEC44497637 hope nikita does not think i paid you for this tweet lol

how it feels to casually make a better product than a billion dollar company

@bym1xa thanks!

@7ronak7 Really nice work man 🔥

@jassdotgg all good : ) i just got the cut after this video 😭

@7ronak7 anyway, just remembered so i mentioned. but nice video, and cool hair 🫡

@nirajsheladiya lfg!

@7ronak7 sharing this with my dev community today

only validation i needed

@abdullah4204k 🫡

Elite Product

@jassdotgg there is no pricing page on freeframe.io

@7ronak7 isn't this lawn.video?

@KlepticalPrince @Adobe is gonna do nothing about it

@7ronak7 casually throwing shade … 🫠

@Poojasuresh_11 ‘u can make this in a weekend’ is very much true now

@7ronak7 this was a weekend side quest btw

@DavidSHolz instagram.com/saasflash/

If openai is buying TBPN... who should Midjourney buy? 🤔🤔🤔

good content/marketing agencies will be hard to hire, as they can now get to 10k-100k/month with simple products.

> every repo has a README > every README is .md > .md was created by a freelancer. > from a home office in Philadelphia. > it wasn't designed for AI. > every AI outputs this format