Aloha is in 0.x beta. We haven't designed a partner programme, signed integration partners, or built a directory — and we'd rather say that plainly than ship a brochure. If you're an agency, a tool, or a consultant who sees an overlap, write to us. We'll reply as a person.
Who we want to hear from
Running social for multiple clients
We don't have agency pricing, multi-workspace, or white-label reports yet. We'd like to build them with a handful of agencies who'll actually use them. If that's you, tell us how you work and what would make Aloha viable for your client book.
Write to usTools that could fit alongside Aloha
There's no public API yet. Integration priorities today are driven by what customers ask for most, and we'd rather have a conversation than a directory listing. If your tool overlaps with publishing, inbox, analytics, or capture — reach out.
Write to usImplementing social tooling for clients
No formal solution-partner track, no certification, no referral structure — not yet. We'd like to meet people doing this work so those things get designed around reality, not assumptions. Introduce yourself and tell us what you'd want from us.
Write to usWhere we actually are
0.x beta, pricing not live yet
Aloha is free to use right now while we settle tiers on Polar. Anything we'd offer a partner on pricing needs pricing to exist first.
No public API, no integration SDK
We publish to the channels we've shipped — Meta, Medium, and Snapchat are on the roadmap, not in production. An integration partnership today is a conversation, not a technical pipeline.
No agency features yet
Multi-workspace, client-facing reports, and role-based access are things we'd build with agencies, not ahead of them. Talking early helps us get them right.
One person replies to partners@
No forms routed into the void. Expect a real reply, possibly a slow one, from someone on the team.
What we look for
You work with creators and small teams
That's who Aloha is built for. If your book is enterprise-only, we're probably not a fit today — and it's kinder to say so.
You're comfortable with early-stage
Things will change. Features will move. A partner today is someone who wants to shape what gets built, not someone who needs it finished.
Named contact on both sides
Partnerships are human. We want a person, not a ticket queue. You'll get the same from us.
Write to us
Tell us who you are, what you do, and what an Aloha partnership might look like from your side. Links beat pitch decks. A paragraph is plenty.