Krater is the last AI app you'll need. Think of all of the AI apps you've ever tried. We do and have it all. In one chat. What are you waiting for?
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Krater
Launched this week
Krater turns AI from something you try into something you use. Every AI model, every modality, every app you use, combined into one chat and driven by one agent. Tell it what you need in plain language and it gets it done; whatever you're building, studying, running or creating. The same agent that chats with you can generate an image, edit a video, produce a song, automate your apps, and publish a full website, all in one flow. 70K+ users. API access. Replaces $100+/mo in subscriptions.
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Four years ago I started building Krater alone, on the side, as a copywriting app with templates powered by an early GPT model. That was it. Output quality was rough, but it was the first time AI felt useful to me, so I kept going.
I'm Malte, the founder. As the technology got better, the product grew with it. I added text to speech, then image generation, then video, then more models from every major provider as they came out. Every step was driven by user feedback and what was suddenly possible that month. You can actually see the journey in the older Krater launches below this one, going all the way back to 2023. Since the start of 2026 there have been four of us full time, and we've spent the year rebuilding everything around one realisation:
The problem with AI isn't the models. It's the gap between trying AI and actually using it. People sign up to ChatGPT, get impressed, and a week later they're back to doing things the old way, because using AI well means juggling five tools that don't talk to each other.
Krater is still the place where every AI model from every provider lives in one app. What's new is the agent on top of them. It uses every model and your connected apps to actually finish the task, and it can run on a schedule so the work keeps happening without you. Research goes into your Notion every Monday morning. Images land in a website it just published. A daily summary of your inbox waits for you at 8am. Same chat box, completely different product.
70,000+ people use it today. The description and images above covers what it does. What I'd actually love from you: tell me the task you keep avoiding because AI almost helps but not quite. That's what we're building toward next.
Malte
@maltepruser Congrats on the launch team. how do you deal with task debt? i.e today we do 10 of 14 tasks but need to start with 11 tomorrow....
Krater
Thanks a lot, @zolani_matebese ! As a team, we crush all of our to-do's in order of priority and urgency – we work around 10 hours each of us (with Krater as our executer) so we get to do a lot of things very fast.
One subscription for all AI tools makes sense. Teams are paying 6 different per-seat fees for tools that overlap 60%. We've been building in the AI customer success for marketing-led SaaS space, and Krater touches on something we think about a lot. How do you decide which tools make the cut, and does the catalog update as new models ship?
Krater
@shivam_jaiswal21 we always keep up with the latest models, we have a person in-house that stays on top of this always. Furthermore, we constantly listen to and integrate user feedback, so if there's something missing, we add it!
Letting users choose the AI model per task is a smart move. Different models really do excel at different things. That said, most users won’t know which one to pick. Do you provide recommendations, or is there a default? Congrats on the launch!
Krater
Glad you like the idae, @jared_salois! Users can pick from ALL AI models that exist. We sort by providers, most used, and have a bunch of filters that people can pick and choose between :)
Don't buy from this scammer. I purchased a lifetime deal a few years back and less than a year later he shut down all lifetime members access, and said you have to now pay additional monthly. Buyer beware
One agent that generates an image, edits a video, produces a song, and publishes a full website raises the obvious trade-off: is each modality wired to a genuinely best-in-class model, or does breadth cost you depth so the video edit feels noticeably weaker than a dedicated tool? Where does it currently fall down hardest?
Krater
Hey guys, thank you so much for checking out our launch! It means the world to us.
Krater
We are so happy to be launching today and seeing everyone's support. Thank you so much!