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    Cumora

    Cumora

    Cumora

    Cumora is a collaborative workspace where humans and AI agents operate as teammates rather than treating AI as a chatbot that waits for prompts. Each agent has a persona, memory, status, role, voice, editable system prompt, and private workspace for files, notes, and observations. Agents retain context from earlier conversations, build an ongoing understanding of the people they work with, and can take initiative on a user-defined cadence by messaging teammates, posting observations, or assembling small groups around something they noticed. Workspaces support human invitations, projects, attached files, grouped agents, and synchronized live state across desktop, browser, and mobile experiences. Agents can communicate directly with one another, while Whisper rooms let users observe those conversations without participating.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Portable Computer by Perplexity
    Portable Computer is a local-first version of Perplexity Computer that runs entirely on your own machine, keeping private data on-device while still supporting complex agentic workflows. Built with NVIDIA, it runs the orchestrator, planner, tool router, scheduler, durable task queue, local search index, and AI models locally, so it can analyze data, synthesize files, search documents and code, take actions on the device, and keep long-running jobs active without relying on the cloud. It runs on NVIDIA DGX Spark with Qwen 3.8 27B or PPLX 27B, with NVIDIA Nemotron 3.5 Lightning coming to the model picker. It is trained to complete as much of each task locally as possible and can escalate only the steps that need current information, browser access, connected apps, or frontier reasoning. When a task needs to send content from the device to a cloud service, Portable Computer asks for permission before proceeding.
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    Waterr

    Waterr

    Waterr

    Waterr is an AI meeting platform that lets teams delegate live conversations to autonomous AI personas that can see, hear, and speak with participants. Users describe what a meeting is for in plain English or start from a ready-made template, with scenarios for candidate screening, sales discovery, customer onboarding, coaching, feedback interviews, support, research, and recurring operational workflows. Each persona can have its own face, real-time voice, background, and conversation behavior, creating an experience designed to feel more like a meeting with a person than a chatbot. Teams can preview the persona, scenario prompt, and full conversation flow, then test it instantly in a real meeting before sharing it with participants. The same scenario can also be embedded on a website as an avatar, inline widget, or talk-to-us button. For developers, Waterr provides one API for creating AI meetings, with authentication, SDKs, webhooks, rate limits, and support for custom avatars.
    Starting Price: $29 per month
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    Verse

    Verse

    Verse

    Verse is a workspace for creating, deploying, and managing autonomous AI employees from a single prompt. Users describe a role in plain language, and Verse builds a persistent, role-based worker with its own memory, tools, and often its own computer, then lets it carry work from start to finish instead of responding like a one-off chatbot. Employees can read and send email, post and reply in Slack or Telegram, browse the web, fill forms, work in web apps, use files and terminal tools, write and run code, build small apps and reports, and connect to more than 1,000 apps, APIs, MCP servers, and custom tools. They can operate on schedules and triggers, pursue goals autonomously, collaborate with other agents in shared Spaces, and retain business context, preferences, and corrections across runs. Each employee can also have its own email, phone, virtual card, computer, and crypto wallet for taking real actions across a company’s stack.
    Starting Price: $59 per month
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    OpenTag

    OpenTag

    OpenTag

    OpenTag is a model-agnostic AI coworker that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, works with company context, and takes real work off a team’s plate instead of only answering questions. Mention it in a thread, and it can plan the job, use connected tools, complete the work, and return the result where the request started. It runs on its own cloud machine, with each run sandboxed and limited to the tools and permissions connected by the person who asked. OpenTag can work across services such as GitHub, Stripe, Zendesk, Notion, PostHog, HubSpot, Gmail, and internal databases, and can handle recurring tasks by suggesting automations when it notices repeated requests. It also maintains a self-updating company wiki by turning decisions from team conversations into sourced pages and revising them when policies change. Shared context remains available across the team, helping knowledge survive employee turnover.
    Starting Price: $50 per month
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    Libra

    Libra

    Libra

    Libra is an AI agent platform built on your company’s work, designed to mirror the way you think and work by combining your history, priorities, and tools with autonomous execution. Connect the tools your team already uses, and Libra can immediately work across company context without requiring a migration. Describe a task in plain English, and it spins up a specialist agent that owns the workflow end to end, routing work to the right function, meeting deadlines, and delivering finished results. It can screen applicants and schedule interviews, draft replies to inbound leads, log product feedback against the roadmap, and file bug reports with reproduction steps. For meetings, Libra prepares briefs beforehand and captures decisions, action items, and owners live as the conversation happens. Its inbox workflow sorts incoming email into actions and drafts replies in the user’s voice for approval.
    Starting Price: $79 per month
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    Tadata

    Tadata

    Tadata

    Tadata is an AI employee in Slack that helps sales and GTM teams get more done by bringing finished work directly into the place where they already communicate. It runs across connected tools around the clock and surfaces something when there is work to act on, such as a morning briefing with upcoming calls, account changes, and relevant news. Tadata learns how each teammate likes things done, notices repetitive work that could run automatically, and asks before automating anything. After calls, it can prepare follow-up emails, fill CRM fields, and write next steps, with nothing sent or changed until the user approves it. Sales teams can use it for meeting preparation, prospect and account research, personalized outreach, buying-signal monitoring, conference preparation, warm introduction finding, and keeping CRM records current. Users can also ask questions in plain English and pull information from CRM data, activity signals, product updates, documents, Slack, email, calendars, etc.
    Starting Price: $39 per month
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    Snowflake CoWork
    Snowflake CoWork is a personal work agent for knowledge workers that turns enterprise data into decisions and actions through one governed conversational interface. Formerly Snowflake Intelligence, it runs where an organization’s data already lives and can reason across structured and unstructured data, perform analysis, generate trusted insights, and act across business tools without forcing users to navigate dashboards or wait on data teams. Deep Research can investigate questions across the full data estate and produce cited reports that explain what is happening, why it is happening, and what to do next. Through MCP, CoWork can connect with tools such as Slack, Gmail, Jira, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and Exchange so users can take action directly from the conversation. Artifacts let teams save charts, conversations, and outputs as reusable knowledge, while Skills can turn repeatable multi-step processes into workflows that teammates can run again.
    Starting Price: $2 per credit
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    Sai

    Sai

    Simular

    Sai is a task-centric computer-use agent that turns a private cloud VM or your own device into a self-operating machine. It reasons and acts inside real interfaces, clicking and typing through browsers, desktop apps, file systems, and terminals the way a human would. Users describe what they need in plain language, and Sai carries out the work with live visibility and approval-based controls for important actions. It is built for recurring, time-consuming computer tasks such as research, lead sourcing, follow-up drafting, scheduling, file organization, spreadsheet updates, document handling, and recurring reporting. Sai can learn a workflow once and rerun it on a schedule, becoming faster and more efficient over repeated runs. Because it uses graphical interfaces, it can work with software that does not provide APIs. Tasks can run on Sai’s own cloud desktop without requiring the user’s laptop to remain open, while notifications and approvals can be handled through iMessage.
    Starting Price: $50 per month
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    Atako

    Atako

    Atako

    Atako is a workspace where humans and AI agents work together. Atako gives you a workforce: AI agents that each have their own computer, a role on your team and a scope of work. They browse, handle files, use software and carry missions over time. - Agent-to-agent collaboration: agents delegate tasks to each other, ask for a second opinion and hand over the relay. - Human notices: when an agent needs a decision, a permission or has a blocker, it raises its hand. You answer in one click. - Shared projects: humans and agents work on the same board, and a wiki documents everything as the project moves. - One dashboard: see what each agent is doing right now, what it has accomplished and where it needs you. - Permissions per integration: connect Slack, Notion, GitHub, HubSpot and 190+ tools, then decide what each agent can read or write, tool by tool. Pick any model (OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral...) with Atako credits or your own API key. 14-day free trial, no credit card.
    Starting Price: €20 per active agent per month
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    Ayven

    Ayven

    Alknoma

    Ayven is an AI coordinator that helps teams coordinate themselves by asking the people who hold each answer, carrying information across the team, checking whether work is actually done, and returning when the plan says. It lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams and connects with tools such as Jira, Asana, Google Drive, Notion, SharePoint, YouTrack, and GitHub. Teams give Ayven an outcome, and she follows the work across people and systems, messages whoever a step depends on, and comments on overdue tickets. If something stalls, she asks what is blocking it; if the answer already exists in code, documents, tickets, or team conversations, she reads those sources before asking anyone. Work she cannot complete herself can be turned into a ticket with an owner and due date after approval, then followed until the tracker shows Done. Ayven keeps plans current over time, notices mismatches between systems, and routes decisions to the right person instead of broadcasting every question.
    Starting Price: $179 per month
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    Bupsy

    Bupsy

    Xocket Labs Inc.

    Bupsy is a native macOS application for creating and coordinating teams of AI bots on a Mac. Users assign each bot a role and can trigger work on a schedule, when files change, or when another bot hands off a task. The app shows bot states such as ready, working, awaiting input, complete, asleep, or stuck. It includes routines, scheduled goals, group chats with @mentions, and lead bots that coordinate teammates. Per-bot trust levels can require approval before actions beyond reading, and an audit log records activity. Bupsy uses Claude Code or Codex through the user's own sign-in and subscription, and connects to services such as Gmail, Notion, Linear, and MCP servers through Executor. Conversations are stored on the user's Mac. It is intended for developers and individuals who want to manage recurring AI-assisted tasks locally.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Agentplace

    Agentplace

    Agentplace

    Agentplace is a hosted platform for building and publishing customer-facing AI agents as web applications. Users configure each agent with business knowledge, instructions, records, integrations, and an interactive interface, then publish its own page and URL for customers to use by text or voice. Agents can answer inquiries, gather details, qualify requests, support intake and customer service, schedule appointments, and carry out connected business workflows. The platform is designed for businesses and service providers that want an AI agent to guide a customer from a question toward a useful result, rather than adding only a chat widget to an existing website. It provides an AI-assisted builder, test and preview tools, connections to business applications, and publishing options including a custom domain. Available actions and usage depend on the selected plan, connected services, permissions, and configuration.
    Starting Price: $0/month
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    MertAGI

    MertAGI

    MertAGI, Inc.

    MertAGI is a cloud-based AI-assisted trade operations platform for businesses that buy and sell goods. Its MAGI assistant supports product and supplier research, market and price comparison, quote requests, negotiation, buyer discovery, order handling, warehouse coordination, shipping documents, invoicing and bookkeeping. Teams can define operating limits and approval thresholds; actions requiring authorization wait for human approval, while decisions and supporting evidence are kept in an audit trail. It also supports company storefronts and marketplace offers. For accounting workflows, it produces DATEV-format booking exports and supports e-invoice formats including XRechnung and ZUGFeRD. MertAGI is aimed at traders, wholesalers and commercial teams coordinating sourcing, procurement and sales.
    Starting Price: $0; paid plans available
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    Slovio

    Slovio

    Slovio

    Slovio is an AI customer engagement platform for businesses in India, offering AI chatbots, AI agents, AI calling, WhatsApp automation, customer support automation, lead generation, appointment booking, campaigns, CRM, and omnichannel messaging. Businesses can engage customers through WhatsApp, Instagram, RCS, SMS, web chat, email, and phone calls from one platform. Slovio helps teams automate sales, support, lead qualification, follow-ups, and bookings while managing conversations through a shared inbox and customer records. Its workflows support campaigns and customer handoffs, and its integrations connect the platform with commerce and spreadsheet tools. The service is aimed at businesses in sectors including healthcare, real estate, automotive, e-commerce, education, travel, hospitality, financial services, and B2B software that want to coordinate customer communication and automate routine engagement.
    Starting Price: ₹999/month
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    Rippit

    Rippit

    Rippit

    Rippit is a conversation data platform that turns customer interactions from helpdesks, sales calls, meetings and other connected sources into structured, searchable data. Customer experience, support, product, sales and operations teams can use natural-language analyses and reusable AI agents to identify contact drivers, product feedback, churn signals, quality issues, compliance concerns and chatbot or AI-agent problems. The platform enriches conversation records with fields such as intent, sentiment, resolution and root cause, then helps teams examine trends and trace findings to source conversations. Teams can schedule Agent Apps to repeat analyses and deliver insights, and connect external assistants through Rippit’s hosted Model Context Protocol server. It helps organizations analyze customer conversations and turn findings into team workflows.
    Starting Price: $185/month
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    Backdrop

    Backdrop

    Backdrop

    Backdrop is an AI-powered collaboration platform that lets businesses build the AI team their work needs by creating AI coworkers for any workflow. Users can give each coworker the tools, context, and instructions needed to research, create, coordinate, follow up, and get work done from start to finish. It supports research and analysis of markets, competitors, customers, leads, and internal data, turning information into summaries, reports, and recommendations. AI coworkers can create marketing campaigns, content, outreach, client updates, and follow-ups, as well as build dashboards, automate recurring workflows, monitor issues, test releases, and create integrations. With over 1,000 supported integrations, granular access controls, and the ability to create and update work inside connected tools, Backdrop brings business processes together. Its shared memory preserves what teams learn, decide, and do across people, agents, and projects, reducing repeated context.
    Starting Price: $100 per month
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    AITarea

    AITarea

    Black Mamba Systems SL

    AITarea is a Windows desktop application that coordinates AI agents to perform multi-step tasks on a user's computer. Users describe a goal in natural language; the application plans the work, delegates subtasks to specialized agents and produces files or other deliverables in a selected workspace. Its tools can interact with local files and folders, Windows applications, websites and browser sessions. Users can let tasks run autonomously, approve a plan before execution, or review steps as work progresses. The product is intended for business users who want to automate varied research, document and operational work without designing each process from scratch. AITarea is licensed for Windows 10/11 computers and uses an internet connection and the customer's own AI-provider API key for model access. Task data is stored locally, while model processing depends on the provider configured by the customer.
    Starting Price: €1,735 one-time
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    Verbatim

    Verbatim

    Verbatim

    Verbatim gives journalists and newsrooms AI agents for research, monitoring, analysis and writing. Agents follow sources, search the web and public registers, read large document collections, identify experts, prepare interviews, transcribe quotes and check claims against sources. They analyze tables and reports with figures linked to source cells, and draft in a journalist’s or publication’s style. Agents work in parallel on shared projects, while journalists review evidence and approve final content. VerbatimAgent serves individual journalists; VerbatimOS adds newsroom tools such as a CMS, story assignment, work-in-progress tracking, approval queues and publishing connections. Workflows include reporting, investigations and data journalism. VerbatimAgent starts at €49.95 per month and offers a 14-day free trial. Content is hosted and processed in Europe and is not used to train third-party AI.
    Starting Price: €49.95/month
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    Finmile Autonomy
    Finmile Autonomy is Operational Superintelligence for operations teams: AI workers that fix operational problems while they are still happening. Workers act across a company's existing systems (TMS, WMS, ERP, CRM, telematics), investigate exceptions, contact customers, partners and staff by phone, WhatsApp, messaging or email, and carry out approved workflow actions. Autonomy is set per activity, from visible to autonomous, with human approval or escalation where required. Use cases include delivery recovery, urgent field dispatch, claims, compliance intervention, invoice reconciliation and replenishment. Start with one worker and one workflow. A focused first workflow can be live in 30 days when system access, ownership, data and decision rules are available. Built for logistics, wholesale, retail, automotive parts, field service, healthcare logistics, waste, manufacturing and cold chain.
    Starting Price: $2,000/month
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    Protaura

    Protaura

    Spicanet

    Protaura is a hosted AI product-building workspace for solo founders and small teams. Users describe a product or company they want to create, then AI teammates help clarify the vision, plan scope, create design and brand materials, and work on infrastructure and code. The Office and Mission Control views organize missions, decisions, and agent activity; human approval gates govern consequential actions such as repository writes and deployments. Protaura connects with GitHub for issue import and repository work, and supports customer-supplied API keys for OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini models. Its free plan includes the core mission and agent workflow, with limits on workspaces, agent companions, and concurrent missions; paid plans raise usage caps and add governance and security controls. Protaura supports founders building software products from early planning through implementation and launch. Protaura is currently in beta.
    Starting Price: $0/month
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    readywhen

    readywhen

    readywhen

    readywhen is a cloud-based AI assistant for owner-led small businesses that helps keep customer and internal commitments moving. It connects to tools such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Meet, Slack and Notion, then identifies promises, decisions, follow-ups and deadlines across messages, meeting records and documents. The service builds context around customers, suppliers, work and prior conversations, and presents priorities, reminders and suggested next steps. It can prepare drafts such as replies, follow-up notes, quotes and invoice chasers for review; connected actions wait for user approval before being sent. A workspace app provides a place to review what is due, underway or waiting. ready when is aimed at people running small businesses and supports coordination across common email, calendar, chat, meeting and document tools without requiring those tools to be replaced.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Maverick

    Maverick

    MAVERICK ONE

    Maverick is a personal AI assistant that you use by text in iMessage, without installing a separate app or creating a separate account. You can ask it to plan, book, research, schedule, set reminders, and follow up; add it to an iMessage group chat to help coordinate plans; and connect supported third-party apps for actions such as reading information or updating records. Maverick says it asks for approval before sending messages, making bookings, or paying, and can follow up when plans or tasks change. The Free beta plan includes iMessage, group chats, and approval prompts. The Pro plan lists 500 tasks per month, 20 connected apps, persistent memory, and scheduled tasks. Maverick is intended for personal, non-commercial use.
    Starting Price: €27/month
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    Rerun

    Rerun

    Reunit

    Rerun is a cloud workspace for creating and coordinating AI agents, called Coworkers, that handle recurring business tasks. Users assign each Coworker a job, connect business apps or MCP servers, provide instructions and files, then run work on demand, on a schedule or after an event. Each workspace runs on a dedicated cloud machine with persistent files, memory and databases, allowing tasks to continue while users are offline. Teams can share a workspace, monitor agent activity and respond to questions or approval requests. Coworkers can browse websites, use connected tools, work together and prepare or carry out tasks such as inbox triage, lead research, CRM updates, content preparation and invoice follow-ups. The service is aimed at agencies, SaaS teams, small businesses and founders delegating repeated sales, marketing and operations work. Access and management are browser-based, including mobile browsers.
    Starting Price: $29/month
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    Raydo Agent OS
    Raydo Agent OS is a desktop AI-agent application for people and teams who want to automate work across a browser, local files, and connected tools. Users can describe a task and have an agent carry out multi-step work, create or update materials, and return deliverables for review. Runs include a step-by-step activity history, and workflows can pause for human approval before an action or handoff. The product combines a desktop workspace with controls for managing agent runs and accessing local resources. Raydo offers the application for macOS and Windows, with optional cloud-based model and execution services alongside local capabilities. It is intended for general productivity and task automation rather than a single industry or department.
    Starting Price: $20/month
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    Kiwi

    Kiwi

    Kiwi

    Kiwi is an AI-powered personal assistant that helps people handle everyday tasks through messaging. Users can ask Kiwi to find information, organize plans, set reminders, coordinate schedules, and carry out requests such as booking appointments or arranging purchases, subject to the connected service and user approval. Kiwi works through supported messaging channels and can connect with selected personal accounts and online services, including email and calendar tools. It is designed for individuals who want to delegate routine planning and errands in a conversational format rather than manage each task in separate apps. Users can review proposed actions and confirm them before Kiwi proceeds. The service is cloud-based and does not require a dedicated desktop installation; its exact capabilities depend on the connected accounts, available services, and permissions granted by the user.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Manor AI

    Manor AI

    Manor AI

    Manor AI is an AI agent workspace for small businesses, lean teams, and individuals who manage recurring work. It brings reusable agents, shared knowledge, documents, tasks, workflows, and configurable tools together in workspaces so users can organize research, planning, drafting, and operational tasks. Teams can assign work to agents, configure model providers, connect supported services through available OAuth integrations, APIs, and webhooks, and follow task status and activity. The product supports both a managed cloud option and self-hosted deployment, allowing organizations to choose how they run their workspace. Its agent, knowledge, and workflow features are intended to help users structure repeatable business processes; available capabilities depend on the selected tools, model configuration, and deployment.
    Starting Price: $0
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    The AI Integration Hub

    The AI Integration Hub

    Integrated AI Solutions LLC

    The AI Integration Hub is a web-based AI use-case library and agent service for small and midsize businesses. It organizes more than 1,000 practical workflows across 18 industries and business functions, and can match a business profile to relevant opportunities and generate an AI plan. Users can browse use cases without signing up, then connect the Hub to supported AI assistants through a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to search the library or run published agents. Agents use playbooks for tasks such as forecasting, invoice follow-up, customer support, and marketing; they operate read-only and create email drafts, not sent messages or changed business records. The service also provides AI policy templates and interactive planning tools. Library browsing and selected tools are free; a Hub account includes one agent, with additional agents, industry packs, and all-access plans available for recurring fees.
    Starting Price: $49/agent/month
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    Quadcode.ai

    Quadcode.ai

    Quadcode

    Quadcode.ai is a desktop workspace for coordinating AI agents across software development, design, and media production. It works with project files on the user's machine, provides a code editor, terminal, browser, debugger, Git tools, and live project views, and can hand tasks to specialist agents or external command-line agents. Users can connect MCP-compatible tools and data sources, including design and game-development software, databases, and other project services. The workspace also provides access to models and tools for generating and editing code, images, video, audio, and 3D assets, with generated files kept alongside project materials. Creators, developers, game makers, and teams can use it to build applications, work with project assets, create media, and run multi-step agent workflows in one desktop environment.
    Starting Price: $20/month
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    CallMeMCP

    CallMeMCP

    Oztetik Solutions

    CallMeMCP is a hosted MCP server with a companion /call-me app for iPhone and Android that lets AI agents reach users for decisions, updates, or replies. An agent can place an internet-based call that reads a prompt aloud and returns the user's spoken response as text, send a text message, receive typed replies, and keep a call open for a short back-and-forth. Each agent session can have its own conversation thread. The service connects through a Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint and also provides HTTP endpoints for compatible clients. Setup instructions cover Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT, Gemini CLI, Grok, and other MCP clients. The mobile app assigns an in-app number; calls use Wi-Fi or mobile data rather than a carrier phone number. CallMeMCP is intended for developers and other people who use AI agents and want to respond when away from their computer.
    Starting Price: $4.99/week