From message to outcome. Automatically.
Every workflow below used to cost someone an hour. Every day.
Waiting for incoming email...
Waiting for next message...
Non-refundable Β· Arrives ~15:00
Waiting for new reservation...
Waiting for voice command...
I need legal assistance urgently. Our landlord is refusing to carry out maintenance obligations as stipulated in our commercial lease agreement (Clause 14.3). This is causing significant disruption to our business operations.
I've attached the full lease contract for your review.
The Landlord shall be responsible for all structural repairs, roof maintenance, and building systems (HVAC, electrical, plumbing) within 14 days of written notice...
π¨ BREACH IDENTIFIED: No action taken 47 days after written notice (ref. letter dated 2024-11-12)
βοΈ Client emails with a contract dispute β Orchestra reads the document and briefs the lawyer.
DB connection pool exhausted (5/5 connections held).
Error rate: 47% of login requests failing.
SLA breach in 4 minutes.
Waiting for incident alert...
My order #8812 arrived this morning and both items are damaged. The packaging was clearly crushed in transit. I've been a customer for 2 years and this is really disappointing.
Please advise on a refund or replacement. Photos attached.
Waiting for complaint email...
Waiting for voice command...
Waiting for patient alert...
Drag. Connect. Simulate.
Don't know where to start? The AI will help you. Double-click any node to configure it β or ask the AI tab to fill it for you. Hit Simulate to see it run. No API credits burned, no real agents firing. Book a call to see a live flow against your actual data.
WhatsApp, Telegram, voice, email, webhooks β all in the palette on the left. Drag one onto the canvas.
Connect Router β Intent AI β your agent. Double-click to configure. No manual rules. No if/else spaghetti.
Agents run in parallel. One crashes β it restarts itself. You wake up to results, not pages.
Meets your team where they already are
No new apps. No training. Just the tools your people already use.
Looks like n8n.
Built for the scale of WhatsApp.
Zapier, Make, n8n β great tools. Built on Python or Node.js. They work until they don't. When an agent crashes at 3 am nobody notices, everything stops, and you wake up to silence.
Orchestra is built on Elixir OTP β the same battle-tested runtime that powers WhatsApp (2B users), Discord, and Riot Games. Agents are supervised processes. One crash = one restart in <5ms. The rest keep running. You stay asleep.
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Python Zapier Β· Make Β· IFTTT |
Node.js n8n Β· Activepieces |
Elixir OTP Orchestra |
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| Concurrency | Sequential tasks queue-based, one at a time |
Shared process heap one V8 GC pause stalls every agent |
Millions of actors every agent truly parallel |
| Throughput | ~2k msg/s | ~10k msg/s | ~1M+ msg/s per node |
| Agent crash | Flow stops. manual restart required |
Process dies. everything it owned goes down |
Restart in <5ms. all other agents untouched |
| Deploy update | Full restart active flows interrupted |
Restart required downtime guaranteed |
Hot swap β zero downtime running sessions unaffected |
| State on crash | Lost | Lost | Supervisor restores it |
| Distribution | Cloud-only vendor lock-in | Manual (k8s, PM2) | Built into the VM just connect nodes |
| Async events | Polling / webhooks artificial delays |
Callbacks / async-await still single-threaded |
Native message passing truly async, no blocking |
What you'd build to replace Orchestra
To run reliable agent workflows at WhatsApp scale yourself, you'd need this stack β and these monthly bills.
LET IT
BREAK.
The system reads its own logs when it fails.
You wake up to a post-mortem, not a page.
Traditional ops: alert fires at 3am β on-call engineer wakes up β reads logs β fixes β goes back to sleep. That costs $4,200 every time.
Orchestra agents crash, read their own error logs, search for the root cause, apply the fix β and report to Slack. You wake up to a post-mortem, not a page.
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on autopilot?
We set it up. You keep the results.
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