strAIke
One AI-native platform to run your whole business
strAIke launched on May 20, 2026 with 14 votes, #1,027 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
strAIke is AI-native — the AI works inside every workflow, not bolted on as an add-on. Your whole digital layer (clients, pipeline, invoicing, content, projects) lives in one place instead of ten tools. What stands out: Custom Operations — you describe how your business actually runs and the AI builds the modules around it, instead of forcing your business into someone else's template. Built on one belief: growing what you're building shouldn't cost you the life you're building it for.
strAIke runs the digital layer of your day-to-day — CRM, invoicing, projects, email, social, accounting — connected through AI. For any sector. What's unique to your business is built as a Custom Operation.
strAIke runs the digital layer of your business — CRM, invoicing, projects, social, accounting and more — connected through AI. For any sector. Ready in 2 minutes. strAIke is an AI-native platform to run your entire business — from what's common to any business (customers, invoicing, projects, communication) to what's unique to yours (with Custom Operations). The average business spends €136/month on fragmented subscriptions. strAIke replaces all of them with one connected workspace — for any sector. Whether you run a hotel, an agency, a restaurant or a law firm — the day-to-day digital operations are the same: customers, invoices, projects, communication, content, automations. strAIke…from straike.co
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