Conju vs HARPA AI

Conju gives home service companies two SMS and voice assistants on one platform. The Receptionist texts back missed callers and answers calls 24/7, while Revenue Recovery follows up on unsigned estimates and dormant customer lists until a job is booked on your calendar.

Generic chatbots broadcast one script to everyone. Conju splits the workflow: one assistant catches new inquiries in real time, and the other mines quotes your office never had time to chase. Owners approve message templates first, messages send from their business number, and Recovery can charge per booked job instead of flat software fees alone.

The site targets roofing, tree care, and painting contractors who lose jobs to voicemail and quiet estimates. Receptionist plans start at $149 per month flat, with Recovery and Full Team tiers that add list-reactivation campaigns and automatic handoffs between the two assistants.

HARPA AI is a browser extension that puts GPT-5.4, Claude 4.6, Gemini 3.1, DeepSeek, and Perplexity on any web page you visit. Press Alt+A to summarize YouTube videos, draft Gmail replies, rewrite selected text, monitor pages for price drops, and run 100+ page-aware automations without copying content into a separate chat window.

Unlike standalone ChatGPT tabs, HARPA reads the page you are on, so summaries, email drafts, and data extraction stay grounded in the actual source. It also bundles web monitoring, SEO keyword research, Midjourney prompt builders, and Zapier or Make.com triggers in one sidebar, which general chatbots do not ship out of the box.

Marketers, researchers, recruiters, and developers use HARPA to speed up search, inbox triage, copywriting, and lightweight browser automation. The extension runs locally, does not log conversations by default, and supports local Llama models plus your own API keys if you want full control over data routing.