delos.so/

Delos

delos.so/

The aiworkers.so URL now redirects permanently to delos.so, where the product — under the name Delos — offers autonomous AI agents functioning as virtual team members across marketing, development, design, HR, and finance, each with a distinct "personality," skill set, and persistent memory. The homepage claims over 10,000 workers already deployed, hiring one takes under five minutes, and the platform integrates with 3,000+ tools. Its FAQ section explicitly distinguishes the product from "generic chatbots" by emphasizing continuity and memory between tasks. The site cites GDPR and SOC 2 compliance and states user data is never used to train external models, but shows no rebrand notice referencing the Aiworkers name.

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Workers Delos — Autonomous AI Workers, 24/7

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Oct 14, 2026

Delos's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Delos's live page — useful references for productivity & collaboration landing page design.

Delos design review: how the homepage is built

The page is branded Delos, not Aiworkers, and runs 4440 pixels on a warm off-white ground with near-black headings and one deep blue for buttons and the word "Workers" in the headline. Sections run from a portrait carousel through feature tiles, a tabbed use-case panel, a numbered row, a video and a photo-backed banner to a footer. Soft rounded cards and low-contrast gray body text keep the mood calm, and invented 3D human faces carry the pitch.

Above the fold

A fixed header holds the logo, six nav items from "Workers" to "Pricing", "Sign in" and a blue "Try it for free" pill. Chips read "In Slack & Teams" and "No credit card required". Below sit the headline "Your new colleagues, custom-built: AI Workers", a two-sentence subhead, and "Get started for free" beside "Book a demo". Seven portrait cards fan out beneath, the centre one, "Atif Dashwood", enlarged with "Hire Atif for free" and arrows below.

Logo strip, three tiles and the tabbed use cases

"Already trusted by 300+ companies" introduces six logos including Shiseido and Grant Thornton. Three equal tiles follow: "Powered by the best LLMs" shows model-name pills, "3,000+ tools connected" shows app pills such as Shopify and Jira, and "Reach them anywhere" shows two short activity cards. "Built for every team." sits over eight tabs from Growth to Legal. The Finance tab pairs a checklist for Henry with a mock Slack thread about a monthly report.

Four-step row and video

Under the label "HOW IT WORKS", the heading "Autonomous and proactive" sits left with a gray paragraph right. Four columns numbered 01 to 04 follow: "A real professional identity", "Goals, not prompts", "Continuous execution" and "Autonomous decisions", each a bold title over three gray lines, with a wide empty gap below. "MEET THE WORKERS" labels a centred YouTube embed whose thumbnail shows a man beside five rendered characters.

Closing banner and footer

A rounded banner repeats the portraits as dimmed vertical strips behind white text: "Your next hire is already ready to work.", a one-line promise about five minutes, and a white "Start for free" button beside an outlined "Request a demo". The footer has a logo, Paris address and French Tech badge, then columns headed "WORKERS", "PLATFORM", "EXTENSIONS", "DELOS ACADEMY" and "COMPANY".

On mobile

At 390 pixels the nav is gone and the hero keeps two of its three chips. The carousel shows one large card with neighbours cropped, and the logos become a cropped strip. The tiles stack, the tab row wraps onto three lines, and the Finance panel puts the Slack mock above the checklist with a "3 / 8" pager. The footer folds into two columns and the page lengthens to 5659 pixels.

Worth borrowing

Named, role-labelled character portraits turn an abstract product into people a visitor can pick and hire.
A mock Slack thread inside a tabbed panel shows output in the tool buyers already use.
A dimmed repeat of the hero portraits ties the closing call to action back to the first screen.