Toyo and Viktor give teams hosted agents inside workplace chat. Viktor focuses on team task execution across a large integration catalogue. Toyo adds a personal assistant for each person and Brain for company context shared across AI tools.
Pick Toyo if you want personal assistance, a shared Slack agent and company-owned context.
Pick Viktor if your team works in Slack or Microsoft Teams and values integration breadth.
Personal Toyo handles email, meetings, follow-ups and recurring work through messages and calls
Toyo for Slack helps a team catch up, find decisions and turn discussion into shared work
Toyo Brain gives connected agents current company context and a place to save useful output
Toyo manages the hosted service, including infrastructure, updates and security
Viktor
Works inside Slack and Microsoft Teams
Connects to more than 3,200 business tools
Runs scheduled tasks in the workspace
Offers a free credit allowance with paid plans from $50 a month
Compare Toyo and Viktor at a glance
Toyo vs Viktor at a glance
Criterion
Toyo
Viktor
Main use
Personal help, shared Slack work and company context
Team task execution in workplace chat
Channels
Messages, calls and Slack
Slack and Microsoft Teams
Personal assistant
Private context for each person
Workspace context for the team
Company context
Brain supports Toyo and other connected agents
Context stays within workspace conversations
Integrations
More than 1,000 tools and data sources through MCP
More than 3,200 business tools
Hosting
Hosted and managed by Toyo
Hosted and managed by Viktor
Setup
Connect Toyo to Slack and approved sources
Install in Slack or Teams with admin permission
Price
Personal plans from $29; teams are custom
Free credits, then from $50 a month
What is Viktor
Viktor is a hosted AI employee platform for Slack and Microsoft Teams. A company installs it at workspace level.
It connects to more than 3,200 tools and can carry out scheduled or requested tasks. This breadth suits teams with work spread across many business systems.
Viktor keeps context at workspace level. Its design centres on shared task delegation. Private assistant context sits outside its main scope.
What is Toyo
Personal Toyo is an AI executive assistant for your daily work. You can message it, send a voice note or call. It handles email, meetings and follow-ups across tools such as Gmail, Calendar and Slack.
Toyo for Slack gives your company a shared agent. Teammates can ask for a recap, find a decision or turn a discussion into a brief. Toyo can use approved sources such as Notion, Google Drive, Linear and Granola.
Toyo Brain gives connected agents shared company context. ChatGPT, Claude, OpenClaw, Hermes and other agents can read current knowledge and save useful work for the team.
The differences that affect your team
Scope of the agent
Viktor starts with the workspace. Toyo covers the person, the Slack team and the company.
Personal Toyo keeps private working context. Toyo for Slack helps a group. Brain provides approved knowledge for connected agents.
Integration breadth
Viktor lists more direct tool integrations.
Viktor advertises more than 3,200 tools. Toyo Brain supports MCP connections to more than 1,000 tools and data sources. Everyday workflows use approved company sources.
Use outside team chat
Personal Toyo works through messages and calls.
Viktor lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams. Toyo gives each person a separate assistant for inbox, calendar and follow-up work.
Context across AI tools
Toyo Brain can serve several agent products.
A company can keep current strategy, decisions and useful output in Brain. Connected agents can use that context as the AI stack changes.
Compare the cost
Viktor starts with free credits and paid plans from $50 a month. Toyo prices personal and company use separately.
Toyo vs Viktor pricing
Criterion
ToyoPersonal and company layers
ViktorWorkspace credits
Free access
No current free trial
$100 in credits
Personal use
Solo $29 or Pro $79 a month
Designed around a shared workspace
Team use
Custom price
Paid plans from $50 a month
Company context
Brain is in private beta
Workspace context is part of the product
Toyo prices come from the current pricing page. Competitor prices can change, so check the provider before you buy.
Set clear boundaries for shared context
Both products are hosted. Their main security difference comes from how they scope team and personal context.
Viktor manages conversations and tool credentials in its cloud. Workspace administrators control installation, and workspace context supports shared use.
Toyo keeps personal context private until a person shares something. Company context follows workspace access. Toyo also manages infrastructure, updates and service security.
Choose the product that fits your team
Choose Viktor if
Slack or Microsoft Teams holds most of your work
Your priority is a large integration catalogue
You want team-level task delegation
A workspace credit model suits your budget
Choose Toyo if
Each teammate needs private personal assistance
Your shared agent should work inside Slack
Company context must serve several AI tools
You want hosted infrastructure, updates and security