Customer email shouldn't eat your day.
Samva is where a small business talks to its customers over email, with an AI assistant that handles the routine messages. Built by Arya Labs, Inc.
A small business answers its customers from everywhere: support@ forwarded to one person's Gmail, WhatsApp chats on one phone, the same five questions all day, and a separate bill for each tool.
Samva puts it in one place. Everyone gets an address on your own domain, shared mailboxes are worked together, and an AI assistant takes the routine messages off your hands. Campaigns to your customers run from the same plan.
Underneath is the same platform developers build on: an email API with threaded replies, signed webhooks, and mailboxes an agent can own.
It earns your trust
01Start by approving its drafts; once you trust it, let it answer on its own. Every calendar booking still waits for you, and so does any action you choose.
Your own domain
02Every address is on your domain. Samva generates your DKIM and SPF records and checks your DMARC policy, so you send with your own reputation.
A mailbox for everyone
03Plans are priced by mailbox, not seat. Personal mailboxes only their owner reads, and shared ones your team works together.
A person answers
04The 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. Samva is the API I wanted instead.”
Get your business email.
Add your domain and give everyone an address, then let the assistant take the routine questions.