10 tools, updated Oct 20, 2026. Newest first.
Notion's built-in agents now get their own computer and browser and can work on one task for up to 24 hours.
Use it for: Handing off a slow research or cleanup job in your workspace, then checking it with "Review for me."
- Who it's for
- People who already run work or a business in Notion
- Price
- Included with Business ($20/member/mo)
Describe a recurring business job in plain words, or record it once, and an agent runs it in a real browser on a schedule.
Use it for: Chasing overdue invoices.
- Who it's for
- Small business owners and small teams; developers get an API and MCP server
- Price
- From $20/mo (7-day free trial)
A desktop AI assistant that learns a task by watching you do it once, then reruns it as a workflow.
Use it for: The weekly admin you do the same way every single time.
- Who it's for
- Solopreneurs with repetitive admin
- Price
- Free during the beta
A work chat app where your team and AI agents share group chats, with the agents connected to your business tools.
Use it for: A small team that runs on WhatsApp groups and wants help with the busywork.
- Who it's for
- Small and frontline teams that currently coordinate in WhatsApp groups
- Price
- Free plan; Business+ $50/mo
An app for personal agents, each with its own email, phone number, wallet and computer.
Use it for: Planning a trip, or letting an agent take a call and send you the summary.
- Who it's for
- Anyone who wants a personal assistant for errands, trips and calls
- Price
- Free (invite-only early access)
A shared "AI office" where you, your team and your AI agents chat, call, and keep tasks and files in one place.
Use it for: Giving your team and the AIs you already use one shared place for chat, tasks and files, so everyone works from the same context.
- Who it's for
- Startups, small teams, and solo founders juggling several AIs
- Price
- Free to start
A Mac browser built around Claude Code and Codex: press ⌘E on any page to turn it into a task for your agent.
Use it for: Turning a bug you spotted, or a design you liked, into a task without switching apps.
- Who it's for
- Indie builders who already use Claude Code or Codex
- Price
- Free (beta)
An open-source AI email assistant for Gmail and Outlook that sorts mail and drafts replies in your voice.
Use it for: Clearing newsletter clutter and the replies you keep putting off.
- Who it's for
- Anyone drowning in email; open source, so you can self-host
- Price
- Open source; hosted from $20/user/mo
A personal assistant you text on iMessage or WhatsApp that books, calls, orders and pays.
Use it for: Getting a booking, an order or a phone call handled just by sending a text, with your OK required before it spends anything.
- Who it's for
- Busy non-technical people
- Price
- Private beta (waitlist)
A personal "action agent" that calls, emails and books for you, with trained human assistants when a task needs one.
Use it for: Handing off calls, emails and bookings, knowing a human assistant can step in on the tricky ones.
- Who it's for
- Busy people and small business owners
- Price
- Free (Fo Mini, 1,000 tasks a day)