Manus is a general AI agent that accepts tasks through a conversational interface. It offers tools for research, slide creation, website building and other work tasks. Its official help center lists Free, Pro and Team plans, with paid capabilities including advanced research, website deployment and structured slide generation.
Notion brings documents, databases, projects, and team knowledge into a shared workspace. Teams can capture information, organize projects, find answers across connected apps, and automate tasks with agents. Its plans range from a free option for personal organization to paid plans for collaboration and business features, with AI availability varying by plan.
Runable is an AI agent platform for building and running a business. It combines research and document workflows with tools for creating websites, apps, presentations, images, videos, and social carousels. Users can start with a written brief or source material, edit generated content, and connect plugins to supported external services. The platform also offers scheduled tasks, workflows, and integrations for saving files or updating records. Its pricing page lists a free plan with daily credits and paid subscriptions with larger monthly allowances. Runable is suited to founders, small businesses, creators, and teams that want one workspace for research, business content, and lightweight software projects.
Research and documents
Website and app creation
Connected workflows
Use cases Prepare business materials, Launch a small business site
Viktor is an AI employee for teams that works inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. It connects to business tools such as HubSpot, Notion, Linear, Google Drive, and Stripe, then carries out tasks such as preparing reports, updating records, researching information, and building internal applications. Teams can assign work directly in chat and configure approvals for sensitive or irreversible actions. The free plan includes up to $100 in credits; continued use requires a paid plan, with the Team plan listed at $100 per month.
Work across connected tools
Approval controls
Use cases Recurring team operations, CRM follow-up preparation
OpenPilot is a desktop AI agent that works with an OpenAI-compatible model endpoint chosen by the user. It can read and edit files in a selected workspace, run terminal commands, search the web, and use skills and MCP servers. The application is MIT-licensed and currently offers a Windows build, with macOS listed as coming soon; users bring their own model or local endpoint.
Gemini Agent for Google Cloud is a work agent that accepts an objective and carries out a multi-step job. It can use company skills and tools, connect to Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Salesforce, Jira, or MCP servers, and return completed documents, slide decks, or code. Longer jobs can run in the cloud and spin up coworker agents with their own email and calendar; the launch describes Gemini and Claude as supported models and mentions spend limits for routed work.
OpenSwarm is a desktop environment for macOS built around AI agents that can operate apps, browsers, and workflows. A user can describe a goal and coordinate several agents from one workspace, keeping people in control of the work. The project is currently accepting sign-ups for early access.
Run many agents in one desktop
Browse in parallel
Build apps on request
Use built-in agent marketplace apps
Use cases Research a topic across multiple sites, Find and prepare sales leads, Validate a product problem
Rool is a cloud-hosted AI workspace that combines files, conversations, and ongoing projects in a persistent virtual machine. The service is hosted in the EU and offers a free plan with defined usage and storage limits, plus paid tiers for higher capacity. It is designed for people who want their AI work and project material kept together in one workspace.
Persistent cloud machine for AI work
EU-hosted self-managed models
File and software workspace
Connectors and custom MCP servers
Use cases Run AI-assisted work in a persistent workspace, Connect existing services to an AI workspace
Velozity brings team chat, audio and video meetings, transcripts, tasks, calendar, files, and AI agents into one shared workspace. Its launch describes agents such as Claude and Codex working alongside teammates with shared context. The service offers a free workspace tier and paid plans for additional capacity and features.
Shared virtual office for people and agents
Collaborative agent teams
Long-running cloud agents
Built-in assistant for tasks and research
Use cases Coordinate a distributed team, Run after-hours support, Capture and qualify incoming leads, Turn messages into follow-up work
IrisGo is a desktop AI assistant for Windows and Mac. Its Watch & Learn feature turns a demonstrated task into a reusable workflow that can be run with new inputs. The app also provides daily briefs and helps surface important emails and next actions. Access to personal data and workflows is subject to the user’s consent.
Learn workflows from a demonstration
Create a daily priority brief
Surface email tasks and deadlines
Automate recurring solopreneur admin
Use cases Prepare a daily plan from email and calendar, File recurring expense reports, Triage incoming email
Incredible is a desktop assistant for Mac and Windows that learns how a person carries out computer tasks and can repeat routine work. Users can show it a workflow and then ask it to handle similar actions across browser based tools and common business applications.
Operate browser workflows
Read and update local files
Move information between apps
Voice or typed task input
Use cases Research prospects and update a CRM, Summarize customer or competitor feedback, Screen resumes and prepare candidate replies, Organize receipts for accounting
OpenBot is a workspace for coordinating AI agents across desktop and mobile devices. Users can connect agents from several providers, assign roles, let agents delegate work, and collaborate with teammates in shared channels while keeping work on their own computer. Its code is publicly available under a PolyForm noncommercial license.
Persistent local AI teammates
Agent collaboration and task handoff
Local workspaces and data
Built-in browser control
Use cases Delegate parallel work to a team, Use existing AI subscriptions for desktop work, Work with local project materials
Cue lets people delegate everyday tasks to personal agents that have their own email address, phone number, wallet and computer workspace. Agents can coordinate in group chats, use connected apps and continue work while the user is offline, with permissions set by the user. The current early-access launch requires an invitation code.
Give each agent its own identity
Call, answer and message by phone
Work in a dedicated computer workspace
Use a permission-controlled wallet
Use cases Delegate calls, messages and errands, Plan and organize travel, Connect routines to everyday services