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Agents talk to customers now. They need their own inbox.

Samva is email and WhatsApp for AI agents, and AI customer support for Shopify stores built on it. Built by Arya Labs, Inc.

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An agent that talks to customers needs an email API, an inbound parser, a WhatsApp vendor, and threading written by hand, and it still has no way to hold what a person should check first.

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Samva puts it in one place. Your agent gets its own address and WhatsApp number, one API for both, every reply threaded back to it, and rules a person controls.

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The same platform runs Samva Agents, the AI assistant that answers Shopify stores' customers on WhatsApp and email from their orders, and Samva Mail for the people working those conversations.

What Samva holds to

It earns your trust

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Tell it in your own words what it can handle. It sends what your instructions cover and brings you the rest, with the reason; anything that can't be undone waits for you.

Your own domain

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Add your own domain. Samva generates your DKIM and SPF records and checks your DMARC policy, so you send with your own reputation.

A mailbox for agents and people

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An agent gets a mailbox the same way a person does, with seats only for the people who manage sending. Personal mailboxes only their owner reads, and shared ones your people and your agents work together.

A person answers

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The founder replies to every contact request.

Who builds Samva.

Samva is built by Saatvik Arya at Arya Labs. He reads every message from the contact form and support@samva.dev himself, and usually replies within a day.

“I kept building the same email plumbing in every product: bounce handling, a noreply box, and a script to match replies to users. Then agents started talking to customers and needed all of it, plus a WhatsApp number. Samva is the API I wanted for both.”
Saatvik Arya, founder

Give your agent an inbox and a WhatsApp number.

Sign up, create a mailbox for your agent, and send its first email from the API, the CLI, or MCP.

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