We're betting on the right moment for Salesforce AI.
kairosa — from kairos, the opportune moment — builds AI tools that respect how Salesforce developers actually work.
kairosa was founded by Salesforce developers worn down by boilerplate, the 75% coverage scramble, and the security-review surprises that show up at the worst possible moment.
We are building copilots that genuinely understand the platform — governor limits, the trigger-handler pattern, SLDS, CRUD/FLS — instead of generic code that merely compiles. Tools that ship the boring parts so developers keep the craft.
What we believe
Principles we build by
Platform-native, not bolt-on
We build for Apex governor limits, SLDS and Salesforce conventions — not generic code that happens to compile.
Tests are not optional
Coverage is a feature, not an afterthought. Every generator thinks about the test class from the start.
Your org data stays yours
No training on your code. Org-isolated handling and audit logs when you need them. Trust is the product.
Ship the boring parts
Automate boilerplate and the coverage scramble, so developers keep the craft and the interesting problems.
Our story
The road so far
2024
The idea
A few Salesforce devs, tired of the 75% coverage scramble and security-review surprises, sketch a platform-native copilot.
2025
Private beta
Apex Autopilot and Coverage Closer ship to the first design partners. Bulkified, mergeable code from day one.
2025
VS Code extension
kairosa moves into the editor where developers actually work, with sf CLI and Git in the loop.
Today
Building in the open
Guardian Review, SOQL Optimizer and Flow tooling expand the loop from blank file to green deployment.
faster to first deploy
average test coverage
Apex classes generated
fewer security-review findings
The team
The builders behind kairosa
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