Worker.ai Acquires DeltaGen and Integrates Its AI Voice Platform

Key Takeaways

1Worker.ai acquires DeltaGen and integrates its AI voice platform

2Rene Bystron becomes COO of Worker.ai, joined by nine members from DeltaGen

3Ratmir Timashev supports Worker.ai, amounts undisclosed

Why it matters : The integration of DeltaGen's AI voice technology is expected to enable Worker.ai to provide SMEs with tools to automate recurring tasks.

Worker.ai, a new player in software for SMEs, has acquired DeltaGen and integrated its AI voice platform. The founding team joins the management, with financial support from Ratmir Timashev. The amounts of the acquisition and investment remain confidential.

DeltaGen's Voice Platform Integrated into Worker.ai

DeltaGen offers an AI-based voice platform capable of transforming decisions made during conversations into tasks to be assigned. This technology will continue to exist while being integrated into Worker.ai, which plans to gradually open access to its service via a waiting list.

Acquisition, Team, and Launch of Worker.ai

Worker.ai has acquired DeltaGen for an undisclosed amount, which includes a significant cash component and shares in Worker, according to Rene Bystron. Worker.ai was launched on Thursday. Rene Bystron, former CEO and co-founder of DeltaGen, becomes co-founder and COO of Worker.ai, joined by nine members of the DeltaGen team, including co-founders Michal Studnicka and Matus Ondreicka. John Roberts, who previously worked in private equity in Raleigh, takes the helm of Worker.ai, a company that designs software solutions aimed at enabling small businesses to automate repetitive tasks using AI agents. Before the voice technology was integrated, John Roberts was among DeltaGen's clients. Bystron notes that DeltaGen could have continued independently, but the acquisition brings capital and experience to move faster with trusted partners.

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Ratmir Timashev, Financial Support and Ambitions for Worker.ai

Ratmir Timashev, co-founder of Veeam, supports Worker.ai to help manufacturers, service companies, and family businesses grow. He believes that AI can now provide small businesses with more capacity without increasing the workload for owners and sees Worker.ai as his bet on this evolution. The amount of his investment has not been disclosed.

DeltaGen: Creation, Funding, and Relocation

DeltaGen was founded in Seattle in 2024 and secured $1.2 million in pre-seed funding in early 2025 to create generative AI tools for finance professionals, focusing on optimizing mergers and acquisitions processes. This year, the company moved its operations to San Francisco. Rene Bystron retains an apartment in Belltown but emphasizes the importance of being close to founders, clients, and AI investors in San Francisco at this stage. He also notes that the state of Washington has gradually lost its tax advantage.