Sola is an AI-native process automation platform that lets business users — not developers — automate repetitive back-office workflows. The core mechanic: a user records themselves doing a task once (screen recording), and Sola converts that into a fully deployed, adaptive AI bot using LLMs and computer vision. No code, no RPA consultants, no brittle scripts. Bots handle data entry, document processing, portal scraping, and cross-system orchestration. They self-heal when UIs change and improve over time from feedback. Sola operates on both browser and Windows desktop environments, making it compatible with the messy legacy software common in healthcare, finance, logistics, and legal. Customers include Fortune 100 enterprises and AmLaw 100 law firms. The pitch to buyers: immediate ROI, reduced BPO costs, and automation that any ops manager can build and maintain — not a specialized RPA Center of Excellence. Founded in 2023 by MIT dropouts Jessica Wu (CEO) and Neil Deshmukh, the company is headquartered in New York City.