We help businesses stop doing the same little task five times a day.
We’re Alurka. We build quiet little automations for your WhatsApp, sheets and marketplaces, with a calm dashboard so you can peek in any time, and we look after the whole thing every month so you don’t have to think about it.
We started Alurka because we kept watching friends who run small businesses do the same little tasks every single day: copy a WhatsApp order into a sheet, type out an invoice, chase a customer for payment, write the same reply for the hundredth time.
We’re not a software company. We’re two people who sit down with you, figure out what’s draining your week, and quietly build a little something that does it for you. Then we keep it running. When something breaks, you hear it from us first, usually with a “fixed it, all good” message on your phone.
You don’t need to learn anything. You don’t need to log into anything you don’t already use. You just keep doing what you do best, and a little bit of your week comes back.
Founders
Three little workflows we’re ready to ship.
We’re a new studio. These are the first three workflows we’ve designed end-to-end and are set up to build for you in two weeks. If yours looks a little different, just ask.
One quiet page that tells you everything is running.
You don’t have to use it. Most days nothing’s on fire and you won’t open it. When you do, here’s what’s there.
Two places it can run. You pick where your data lives.
You’re not just buying a workflow. You’re choosing where it sits. Whichever you pick, we look after it the same way every month.
On our care server.
We run your automation in a private workspace on infrastructure we look after for you. Up and running in days.
On your own server.
We set up a small server in your company's name. You hold the keys. We still maintain it for you every month.
The things people ask us first.
Tell us the bit of your week
you’d hand off first.
One message. No form. No slide deck. We usually reply within an hour during business hours, and we’ll tell you honestly whether automating it is even worth doing yet.