Alternatives to Max

Compare Max alternatives for your business or organization using the curated list below. SourceForge ranks the best alternatives to Max in 2026. Compare features, ratings, user reviews, pricing, and more from Max competitors and alternatives in order to make an informed decision for your business.

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    Viktor

    Viktor

    Viktor.com

    Viktor is a persistent AI agent that operates directly within your Slack or Microsoft Teams workspace as an autonomous coworker. Unlike traditional chatbots, Viktor has its own cloud-based computer where it writes code, deploys apps, and executes tasks across more than 3,000 integrations. It proactively monitors systems, analyzes data, manages campaigns, and creates issues or reports without waiting for instructions. Teams can ask Viktor to check analytics, update backend summaries, create project tickets, or optimize advertising performance directly in Slack threads. The agent runs for weeks at a time while maintaining context across projects and deadlines. It integrates with tools such as Linear, PostHog, Google Ads, and GitHub to automate workflows and coordinate teams. Designed to boost productivity, Viktor transforms Slack into an execution engine that gets real work done rather than simply providing answers.
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    Claude Duet

    Claude Duet

    Anthropic

    Claude Duet is a proactive AI agent that helps professionals manage work across connected apps. It delivers a morning brief, monitors connected accounts for items needing attention, and accepts tasks by text or voice in a continuing conversation. The agent can schedule meetings, draft replies and reminders, prepare payroll and agreements, create reports and dashboards, and help build forecasts or web apps. Work continues in a cloud-based virtual machine while the user is away; Claude Duet sends updates when a task is complete or needs review. It carries over Claude account memory, skills, and connected apps, and supports more than 6,000 marketplace connectors and plugins. Before sensitive actions such as sending messages, paying, signing, or deleting, it requests approval. The research-preview app is available on iOS, Android, and the web for eligible Claude Pro and Max subscribers in the United States.
    Starting Price: $20/month
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    Grok Bot

    Grok Bot

    SpaceXSI

    Grok Bot is an AI teammate platform from SpaceXSI that lets users delegate real work to bots across apps, websites, routines, and workflows. Bots can sign in to tools, use them like a person would, keep context over time, and return with finished work or requests for approval. Users can create multiple bots for jobs such as sales outbound, talent scouting, expense management, inbox management, account health, product performance, bug reproduction, and chief-of-staff workflows. Grok Bot can learn workflows by watching a user complete a task once, then save that process as a routine for future execution. Bots can work in parallel, collaborate in shared threads, pass work between one another, and run scheduled routines. Built for teams and individuals that want AI agents to execute tasks instead of only answering questions, Grok Bot helps automate work while keeping users involved when approvals are needed.
    Starting Price: $20/month
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    Pally

    Pally

    Pally

    Pally is a personal assistant that lives inside iMessage and RCS, helping users manage tasks, reminders, messages, plans, and follow-ups from one text thread. The assistant connects to tools such as iMessage, WhatsApp, Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Google Calendar, Granola, Notion, Linear, and Drive. Pally can find context across apps, summarize what matters, draft replies, chase responses, create tasks, plan trips, manage reminders, and surface things users might forget. It also supports daily briefs, important-message alerts, custom automations, web research, and app-connected workflows. Higher-tier plans add deeper app access, dedicated phone and email capabilities, real-world calling, bookings, purchases, and more automation. Built for busy individuals, professionals, families, and teams, Pally helps reduce open loops and get everyday work done through simple text messages.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Supernormal

    Supernormal

    Supernormal

    Supernormal helps agencies and client-facing teams complete work in a flash. How it works: The desktop app (Mac and Windows) captures meetings without a bot joining the call. When your meeting ends, the web app opens with your transcript, summary, and action items. Work with the AI agent to turn meeting notes into campaign briefs, pitch decks, proposals, follow-up emails, project plans, and Slack messages. What you get: - Bot-free meeting capture - AI agent that generates deliverables in your voice - Context-aware outputs - Deliverables ready to polish and send - MCP to bring your meeting context into tools like Claude and ChatGPT
    Starting Price: $20/month
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    SarahAI

    SarahAI

    SarahAI

    SarahAI is an AI Executive Assistant built for founders and SMEs who run their business on the move. Unlike traditional productivity tools, SarahAI works where you already work - WhatsApp. Send a text or voice note, and SarahAI creates tasks, schedules meetings, sets reminders, and keeps track of follow-ups automatically. No new software to learn. No dashboards to manage. What SarahAI does: • Create, delegate, and track tasks via WhatsApp or the mobile app • Schedule and manage meetings with Google Calendar integration • Set smart reminders so nothing slips through • Receive an intelligent daily morning brief covering your tasks, meetings, and priority emails • Get email summaries and priority email alerts • Use voice notes in 100+ languages - including Arabic, Urdu, and more Available on iOS, Android, and WhatsApp. Plans from $9.99/user/month with a 14-day free trial.
    Starting Price: $9.99/month
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    PILOT

    PILOT

    NOVELDO AI GmbH

    PILOT is an AI chief of staff for founders, CEOs and managing directors. It connects to Microsoft 365 (Outlook mail and calendar, Teams) and works through the user's email, calendar and recorded meetings. Each morning it writes a brief: the decisions waiting on the user, risks and opportunities in email and meetings, the day's meetings, and one suggested priority. Incoming mail is sorted by the action it requires, with a two-line summary per email; a short typed or dictated instruction produces a reply draft, and mail needing no action is filed into Outlook folders. Before each meeting PILOT prepares a briefing with context, open items, talking points and background on the attendees. Afterwards the recording becomes a summary, decisions, to-dos and a follow-up draft. PILOT tracks who owes what in both directions and drafts a reminder when a contact goes quiet. Web app and iPhone app. English, German and Spanish. Requires a Microsoft 365 work account. Access is by invitation.
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    Flowtask

    Flowtask

    Flowtask

    Flowtask turns Slack messages, emails, and documents into operational memory and accountable work. Every conversation is structured into an executable skills file, so each agent can understand what is open, who owns it, what is blocked, and what happened before without repeated context or manual updates. Its AI Task Builder reads conversations live, extracts requests, deadlines, sender details, attachments, decisions, and thread history, then creates tasks shaped for client deliverables, internal actions, follow-ups, approvals, escalations, or blockers. Smart Assignment routes each task to the right owner using workspace context and rules, while the Priority Engine interprets urgency from tone, service-level agreements, and timelines. Email-to-Task and Slack capture keep work visible without asking teams to change habits, and status synchronization keeps communication and execution aligned.
    Starting Price: $5.23 per month
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    Claude Tag

    Claude Tag

    Anthropic

    Claude Tag is a team-based AI assistant from Anthropic that lets organizations work with Claude directly inside Slack. Teams can grant Claude access to selected Slack channels, tools, data sources, and codebases, then tag @Claude to delegate tasks in shared conversations. Claude Tag can break requests into stages, work through tasks asynchronously, and respond in Slack threads with completed outputs. The product is designed to act more like a collaborative teammate than a single-user chat, allowing everyone in a channel to see Claude’s work and continue the conversation. Claude can learn relevant context from permitted channels and data sources, take initiative through ambient updates, and schedule work for itself over hours or days. Claude Tag is available in beta for Claude Enterprise and Team customers, with administrative controls for permissions, scoped memories, token spend, logs, and channel-level access.
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    Runbear

    Runbear

    Runbear

    Runbear lets teams build shared AI teammates that work inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. Each teammate can join conversations, read company context, and use 2,000+ connected tools to finish workflows without sending people to another app. Teams use Runbear to draft CRM updates, route support requests to the right owner, prepare meeting briefs, answer from approved company knowledge, create Jira or Linear tickets, and automate onboarding follow-ups. Shared agents support per-user authorization, so actions in systems such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Zendesk, Google Drive, Notion, and Confluence run with the right permissions. Runbear connects company knowledge with business tools while keeping each workflow in the conversation where work begins. Teams can configure and deploy agents in minutes without code. Runbear is SOC 2 Type II certified and provides audit logs for shared-agent activity.
    Starting Price: $79 per 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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    alfred_

    alfred_

    Knowledge Butler, Inc.

    alfred_ is a cloud-based AI assistant for client-facing professionals. It connects work email and calendars to identify messages needing replies, track follow-ups, draft responses, and turn conversations into actionable tasks. Its web app brings email, calendar events, to-dos, notes, and routines into a personal workspace. alfred_ can help schedule meetings, prepare meeting briefs, and find details in client conversations. Users can interact through the web app, an iPhone app, text messages, Slack, or supported Claude and ChatGPT connectors. Integrations include Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, Slack, Microsoft Teams, HubSpot, Salesforce, and other productivity, project, meeting, and customer-management tools. The product serves people managing client relationships and correspondence, including consultants, founders, and freelancers, with individual and team plans.
    Starting Price: $29.99/month
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    Kai by Morgen
    Kai is an AI executive assistant that brings email, calendars, meetings, and follow-up tasks into one workspace. It connects to Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, and Slack to sort inbox messages, draft replies, capture meeting notes and action items, and help organize schedules and focus time. Users review suggested replies, tasks, and calendar changes before they are carried out. Captured commitments are organized in a ranked task list and linked to their source email or meeting. Kai can also run recurring workflows, such as daily briefings and weekly preparation, and provides an MCP connection for compatible AI tools. It is designed for founders, freelancers, consultants, solopreneurs, and teams managing routine communications, scheduling, meetings, and follow-ups. Kai is available as a web app and a macOS desktop app.
    Starting Price: $20/month/user
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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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    Blackout

    Blackout

    Blackout

    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, and calendars.
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    Deck

    Deck

    Deck

    Deck is an AI teammate that lives in the inbox and works through ordinary email, without requiring users to change clients or give it access to every message. Give the assistant a name and its own agent address, then forward a thread, copy it on a conversation, or email it a task. Deck follows discussions, summarizes long exchanges, analyzes attachments, answers questions in the same thread, files documents into the right project, and remembers decisions, people, priorities, and working preferences for future requests. It can monitor ongoing conversations and proactively flag changes, delays, unanswered messages, or details that deserve attention. Users can hand off one-time assignments or create scheduled routines such as morning briefs, weekly digests, recurring research, CRM snapshots, and overnight monitoring, with results delivered back by email.
    Starting Price: $29.99 per month
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    Dash

    Dash

    Process Street

    Dash is an AI teammate for small and midsize businesses that work in Slack or Microsoft Teams. Mention Dash in a channel, a direct message, a text message or web chat, and it does the work across the tools your team already uses. It pulls numbers from several systems into one report, drafts follow-ups and updates, keeps CRM records current, researches vendors and handles the admin that falls between tools. Dash connects to more than 3,000 tools, and where no connector exists it can work through a browser. Reading happens on its own. By default, anything that goes out, writes to a system or spends money comes back to the conversation for a person to approve first. One Dash serves the whole workspace with no per-seat fees, and it remembers your team's definitions and preferences. Teams use it for weekly reports, morning briefings, scheduled tasks and property management work such as owner reports and maintenance follow-ups. Dash is SOC 2 Type II attested and ISO/IEC 27001 certified.
    Starting Price: $50/month
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    Mister Alfred

    Mister Alfred

    Mister Alfred

    Mister Alfred is an AI personal assistant that users access through messaging services, including WhatsApp and Slack. It can answer questions, search the web, transcribe voice messages, and work with connected email and calendar accounts. Users can ask it to read, search, and send email through Gmail or Outlook, review schedules, create or manage calendar events, and set reminders. It can provide daily briefings and monitor Gmail for selected messages, with WhatsApp-only voice, image-understanding, and briefing functions. WhatsApp and Slack users can share documents for summaries and questions. The service connects to Google Calendar, Gmail, and Outlook, and can add Google Meet links to scheduled meetings. It runs as a hosted assistant without a separate Alfred app download; some features depend on the messaging platform and account permissions.
    Starting Price: $0
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    OpenWorker

    OpenWorker

    OpenWorker

    OpenWorker is an open source, local-first AI coworker that gets everyday tasks done from start to finish instead of only returning answers. Users ask for an outcome, such as a renewal brief, incident report, follow-up message, calendar update, sprint summary, or finished document—and OpenWorker works across the tools where the information already lives. It can connect with Slack, Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Notion, HubSpot, GitHub, Attio, Google Drive, Jira, Linear, Asana, Dropbox, Box, files, and other services through one-click or manual connections. It supports cloud, open-weight, and fully local models, including providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Mistral, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen, and Ollama, and users can switch models when a task calls for something different. OpenWorker researches, gathers context, performs multi-step work, creates polished outputs in chat, Slack, Markdown, PDF, images, or files, and checks in before consequential actions.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Jared

    Jared

    HUMALIKE

    Jared is an AI-powered virtual employee designed to assist teams with everyday work tasks and collaboration. It integrates with tools like Slack, Notion, GitHub, and email to understand organizational context from the start. Jared can proactively complete tasks such as drafting reports, summarizing meetings, and managing follow-ups without needing constant prompts. It maintains organizational memory by searching across past conversations, documents, and data sources. The platform is designed to act socially within team environments, contributing only when relevant. Jared continuously monitors workflows and identifies tasks that need attention. Overall, it functions as a context-aware assistant that helps teams work more efficiently.
    Starting Price: $100/month
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    Greg

    Greg

    Greg Inc.

    Greg is an AI executive assistant for Zoom, Meet, Teams and in-person meetings—prep, notes, debriefs, Slack, and email follow-ups, not just a notetaker. Greg is your AI executive assistant. He joins Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams (or records in person), captures decisions and action items, briefs you before the next call, debriefs by phone or voice note, and follows through in Slack and email—so commitments don't die in the transcript. Greg is an AI executive assistant for people who live in back-to-back meetings. He joins Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams as a visible participant, or works from in-person recordings, so you can stay in the conversation while he captures what was decided, who owns what, and what still needs a follow-up. Before the next call, Greg can brief you by phone or voice — who you are meeting, where you left things, and what needs attention. During the meeting you can ask him for context (“What did we promise them last time?”).
    Starting Price: $97/month; 14-day trial; Solo
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    Attrove

    Attrove

    Attrove

    Attrove is an AI-driven platform that turns notifications, messages, and meeting data across tools like Slack, Gmail, and calendar services into clear, actionable briefs that help teams stay aligned and avoid missing key decisions or next steps. The platform connects your communication channels, synthesizes scattered context, and surfaces daily rundowns, “catch-me-up” summaries, and pre-meeting overviews so you can walk into any meeting with decisions, owners, and status at a glance. It proactively monitors your team’s tools to uncover what matters most, summarizing changes and agenda items before you even ask, rather than relying on search or sifting through threads. With quick setup and integrations built for busy teams, Attrove helps preserve organizational memory, reduce reinventing context, and ensure follow-through on priorities and commitments.
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    Decision Desk

    Decision Desk

    DecisionDesk.io

    Decision Desk is a Slack-native decision and approval tracker. It turns chat into a clear decision record so teams stop losing outcomes in threads. Key functions: -Capture decisions and approvals in Slack with context and conditions -Assign an owner so accountability is clear -Add due dates and follow up reminders -Keep a searchable decision log for visibility, audits, and handoffs -Reduce cross-team back and forth when timing matters Common use cases: -Budget and spend approvals -Deal, pricing, and contract exceptions -Policy and process changes -Customer commitments and internal sign-offs Decision Desk is not a project management tool. It is the decision layer on top of Slack.
    Starting Price: $49/month
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    Memorae

    Memorae

    Memorae

    Memorae is an AI-powered memory and productivity service that turns brain overload into a reliable system by unifying reminders, lists, briefings, context, files, and communication channels in one memory layer above the apps people already use. Instead of depending on scattered chats, emails, notes, screenshots, and calendars, users can capture information from WhatsApp, Telegram, email, the app, Chrome, and other channels, then retrieve it later from the same connected memory system. Memorae helps users create reminders, manage lists, organize files, sync multiple calendars, and interact across communication channels using simple text or voice messages. Its Memory Everywhere feature connects everyday inputs, so important details do not disappear inside silos, while long-term memory helps the system remember schedules, preferences, VIPs, rules, and recurring ways of deciding.
    Starting Price: $5.16 per month
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    Cohesive

    Cohesive

    Cohesive

    Cohesive is the workspace where people and agents work as one. It works inside the tools your team already runs on, from Slack to Zoom to your CRM. Today's tools were built for solo human operation: chat boxes, sidebars, and brittle automations layered onto interfaces designed for a different era. Cohesive is built for two participants working in one space. Humans and agents see the same context, work on the same artifacts, and improve the same systems together. Work happens on a Canvas: calls, CRM deals, Slack threads, and sheets side by side, with teammates and the agent working on them in real time. The agent drafts from the sources you point it at and shows them. Automations handle recurring work on a schedule, such as compiling the Monday brief and posting it to Slack once a teammate approves. Plans start at $20 per seat per month, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required. Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM, and private connectors.
    Starting Price: $20/month
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    Toyo

    Toyo

    Toyo

    Toyo is the AI assistant who answers calls and texts, lives in your messages, and handles your inbox, meetings, and follow-ups across Gmail, Calendar, Slack, and more. Built for busy teams and founders who are losing hours to admin work, Toyo helps your best hours go to your best work by handling the rest before you even ask. It reads what landed overnight, classifies email against your VIPs and priorities, surfaces only what needs you, and drafts replies in your voice, ready to send or edit. For scheduling, users can forward an intro, send a voice note, or say “find time with the investor this week,” and Toyo proposes times, books the meeting, sends the invite, and reports back when it is done. For meeting prep, Toyo briefs users before calls with who they are meeting, what the company is doing, what they last discussed, and what is still open, then pulls the transcript and sends a recap afterward.
    Starting Price: $29 per month
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    Genspark Claw
    Genspark Claw is an AI-powered virtual employee designed to help individuals and teams automate daily work tasks through a cloud-based personal computer environment. The platform acts as a digital assistant that can perform tasks such as research, document creation, presentations, scheduling, and coding. Claw learns a user’s preferences, habits, and context over time, allowing it to deliver more personalized assistance and maintain continuity across tasks. Users can interact with Claw through common messaging platforms such as WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, and Discord, making it easy to delegate work from tools they already use. By combining AI automation with a cloud computer environment, Genspark Claw enables users to complete complex workflows simply by sending messages. This approach transforms AI from a simple chatbot into a digital worker that can execute tasks and deliver results.
    Starting Price: $39.99/month
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    Ambient

    Ambient

    Ambient

    Ambient is an AI “chief of staff” built for executives, founders, and leadership teams, delivering a purpose-built assistant that prepares and organizes your day. It starts with a daily briefing that pulls in relevant context from internal and external sources, giving you clarity before meetings even begin. During executive meetings, Ambient offers secure note-taking, auto-generated agendas, transcripts, and follow-up actions. It tracks key priorities across your team by aggregating context from meetings, email, and chat, automatically flagging what’s most important. It also handles email and Slack summarization, threading messages into insights and action items. Ambient is designed with privacy in mind; your data is never used for model training, everything is encrypted at rest and in transit, and you can configure data retention periods. It is audited, SOC 2 certified, and aligned with GDPR/CCPA compliance.
    Starting Price: $50 per month
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    Sugarbug

    Sugarbug

    Sugarbug

    Sugarbug is a workflow intelligence platform designed to connect workplace tools and turn scattered information into useful insights. The platform integrates with popular applications such as Slack, GitHub, Figma, Notion, Linear, email, and calendars to capture signals from across a team’s workflow. Instead of showing isolated notifications, Sugarbug organizes data into a living knowledge graph that maps relationships between tasks, people, and projects. This structure allows the system to automatically understand context and generate summaries, updates, and insights. Users receive ready-to-use outputs such as meeting briefs, status reports, and task summaries without manually gathering information. Over time, the platform becomes smarter as it learns from interactions and builds a deeper understanding of work patterns. By reducing context switching and organizing cross-tool data, Sugarbug helps teams spend more time focusing on meaningful work.
    Starting Price: $16/month/user
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    Arc

    Arc

    Arc

    Arc is an AI assistant that works on the screen you are already looking at, so you can summarize, listen, rewrite, chat, extract information, and automate tasks without copy-pasting or switching apps. On Android it appears as a floating sidebar over other apps, while on Mac it opens over any window with Control+Space. Arc reads the current screen only when you run an action and uses that context to produce summaries, answer follow-up questions, explain or translate content, and generate context-aware replies or rewrites directly inside text fields. Its AI Writer can fix grammar, draft replies, change tone, or turn notes into posts, then insert the result back into Gmail, WhatsApp, Slack, or other apps. Text to Speech reads articles, documents, and messages aloud with automatic language detection, while Smart Extract pulls structured details such as dates, contacts, links, addresses, and tracking codes from the screen.
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    Dimension

    Dimension

    Dimension

    Dimension is a unified collaboration platform built for engineering teams that integrates chat, code, tasks, and deployments into one context-aware workspace. It enables developers to view and edit repositories directly, manage GitHub issues and branches in sync, track work progress across tasks, chat with teammates, and see deployments. It includes built-in AI that surfaces key insights and actions from inboxes, pull requests, logs, and conversations, automates routine workflows, and provides a global Command-K menu for quick navigation. With a live edge-powered experience and integrations across tools like GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Vercel, and others, Dimension helps teams reduce context-switching overhead, turn disparate workflows into a singular flow, ship faster, and stay aligned across code, communication, and action. It is designed to give developers and engineering managers a “single pane” view of their code, tasks, and operations.
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    Vorker

    Vorker

    Vorker.ai

    Vorker is an AI coworker for small businesses designed to help teams complete real business tasks instead of simply answering questions. It works inside the tools companies already use and supports everyday work such as handling emails, researching companies and markets, creating quotes and proposals, drafting outreach messages and LinkedIn posts, organizing notes and documents, and automating repetitive administrative tasks. Vorker can learn about a business, its products, and its ideal customer profile, then search lead databases and the web for relevant prospects, gather contact information, and prepare personalized outreach and follow-up. It can monitor important emails, draft relevant replies, review calendars, suggest preparation tasks before meetings, manage scheduling conflicts, send invites, assist with meeting notes, and recommend follow-up actions. The AI can also provide tailored business advice based on company context and established business practices.
    Starting Price: €25 per month
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    Town

    Town

    Town AI

    Town is an AI productivity assistant designed to connect with a user’s existing workplace tools and perform real operational tasks across email, documents, scheduling, and workflows from a single interface. It acts as a unified assistant that integrates with services such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Notion, Google Drive, and project management tools to coordinate work across them automatically. Instead of switching between applications, users can ask Town to triage their inbox, draft responses in their personal writing style, organize information, manage meetings, and execute multi-step workflows across connected tools. It analyzes incoming email threads, identifies urgent messages and deadlines, archives newsletters, and organizes remaining emails by priority while generating suggested replies that reflect the user’s voice and context.
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    Tab

    Tab

    Tab

    Tab is a text-based AI assistant for people who want to delegate everyday tasks. Users send requests and files through Messages or WhatsApp, and Tab can use a browser and connected accounts to carry out multi-step jobs. It can research and book travel, call businesses, create or transform documents and media, and help with purchases after the user approves the payment. The assistant reports progress and returns results in the same conversation, remembers context across tasks, and handles reminders and follow-ups. It accepts text, photos, screenshots, PDFs, and videos; group chats can have their own Tab with private details kept outside the group. Account access uses a verified mobile number. Tab is presented as a private beta with a sign-up waitlist.
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    Real Extent

    Real Extent

    Aura Technologies

    Real Extent is an AI assistant for real estate agents and small teams handling buyer inquiries and leads through email. It uses an agent’s business information and preferences to draft personalized replies, which the agent can review, edit, and approve before sending. The service helps follow up with leads who have gone quiet and organize lead details in a lightweight CRM. It can coordinate property-showing appointments through connected email and calendars, and prepare a morning briefing with relevant activity. Real Extent is intended for solo agents and small real estate teams seeking support with lead communication, follow-up, and appointment coordination.
    Starting Price: $19/month
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    Ampere

    Ampere

    Ampere Intelligence, Inc.

    Ampere is a brand-aware AI marketing workspace for founders and lean marketing teams. Brief Ampere, your AI marketing agent, in plain English to create research, content, creative assets, and reports. Brand memory reuses your positioning, audience insights, brand voice, visual identity, products, and competitor knowledge across work. With 200+ AI tools & skills, Ampere creates blog posts, landing-page copy, newsletters, social content, campaign briefs, presentations, images, video, and audio. Research competitors, analyze websites, explore market trends, and assess SEO and AI-search visibility. Projects organize briefs, files, sessions, and reusable deliverables. Scheduled Tasks run recurring marketing prompts and AI Tools, while Monitoring surfaces market and competitor changes with evidence and follow-up work. Connect supported services through Connectors, share context and credits with your team, and review and refine outputs in one connected workspace.
    Starting Price: $200/month
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    MyIntelBrief

    MyIntelBrief

    MyIntelBrief

    MyIntelBrief is a daily competitor intelligence service that helps businesses track what competitors are changing and what to do next. The platform monitors competitor pricing, reviews, websites, hiring activity, local news, permits, and other market signals. Each morning, MyIntelBrief delivers a one-page brief that explains what changed, why it matters, and the recommended move to make. Users do not need to check dashboards because the service sends clear, source-backed updates directly to them. MyIntelBrief is designed to help business owners notice price changes, new guarantees, customer review shifts, local growth signals, and strategic competitor moves before they miss the opportunity. Built for small businesses and local operators, MyIntelBrief turns scattered competitor signals into practical daily actions.
    Starting Price: $79.99
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    Sally AI

    Sally AI

    Sally AI

    Sally AI is an intelligent meeting assistant that automatically joins your online meetings, captures full transcription in over 35 languages, and immediately delivers a clean summary including key decisions, action items, and next steps. It integrates seamlessly with major conferencing tools (Zoom, Teams, Google Meet), calendars (Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar), and productivity apps (Slack, Asana, Trello, Monday.com). It features highly accurate transcription even of technical jargon, speaker-recognition, real-time task extraction with automatic assignment, built-in analytics tracking meeting outcomes, and deep integrations into CRM systems (such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365) and automation tools (Zapier, Power Automate) so that meeting notes, tasks, and follow-ups flow directly into your workflow.
    Starting Price: $10 per month
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    OwlAgent

    OwlAgent

    OwlAgent

    OwlAgent is a hosted AI assistant accessed through WhatsApp or Telegram. It can read and summarize email, draft replies, find or move calendar events, update CRM records, work with documents and files, and prepare scheduled briefs and reminders across connected services such as Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, HubSpot, Attio, Notion, Google Drive, and Slack. Users authorize each connection through the provider's sign-in and can revoke access. OwlAgent shows a trace of its actions, reports failed steps, and requests approval before sending messages or making certain changes. Designed for founders, freelancers, and small teams, it handles routine communication and business administration through chat without requiring automation flows or a separate OwlAgent app. The service is hosted in the EU and responds in the language the user writes in.
    Starting Price: $9/month
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    Nextup

    Nextup

    Nextup

    Top organizations worldwide use solutions from Nextup.ai to increase productivity in Slack. Stop switching between Slack and Jira. Organize your meetings and follow-ups in Slack. Slack first support for workplace productivity. Jira Integration+ is built from the ground up to work in Slack so you can manage Jira projects without switching context. Create and update from Slack easily and keep your team moving. Delight your users with Slack first support for Jira Service Desk. HelpDesk+ stops the tab-tango and allows your team to easily track all of your requests without switching context. Morgan maximizes your meetings and keeps everything organized. Run standups, retrospectives and custom meetings right from Slack with built in AI that reduces wasted meeting time. Jira Integration+ is built from the ground up to work in Slack so you can manage Jira projects without switching context. Create and update from Slack easily and keep your team moving.
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    Slack Code
    Slack Code is a collaborative coding experience that brings teammates and AI agents together to build software in the open. Mentioning an agent can start a temporary code channel for a specific task, giving the team a dedicated place to follow the work, provide direction, review changes, and approve the result without cluttering regular channels. Agents begin with the conversations and knowledge they are permitted to access, helping them work with useful team context from the start. Users can describe what they want built and let an agent produce working code while everyone follows along, weighs in, and decides what ships. Code channels archive automatically when the task is complete, while their context remains searchable for future reference. Agents are organized in the Agents tab, where users can check sessions, monitor live status, and see when input is needed. Smarter threads create clearer titles so previous work is easier to find and resume.
    Starting Price: $4.38 per month
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    mrmr

    mrmr

    mrmr

    mrmr is a voice-first AI agent for Mac. Press one shortcut and talk, and it takes real action across the apps you already work in. This is speech-to-action, not speech-to-text. Ask it to create a Linear ticket, post the link in a Slack channel, and add a calendar follow-up, and it does all three in one conversation. mrmr chains multi-step workflows, resolves your channels, teammates, and projects automatically, and confirms anything before it sends or changes it. It connects to Slack, Linear, Google Calendar, Google Tasks, Google Meet, Zoom, Notion, Gmail, Cal.com, Calendly, Attio, and GitHub through real app APIs, plus Apple Reminders. It also searches your Mac files and browser history, runs cited web search, runs your own scripts by voice, and delegates to background sub-agents. mrmr also handles fast dictation in around 60 languages, but the focus is doing, not typing. A voice-first alternative to Siri, Wispr Flow, and Superwhisper. Currently in private beta.
    Starting Price: Free
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    August

    August

    August

    August is an AI coworker for real business work. It connects with the apps teams already use, including Gmail, Slack, Calendar, Drive, Sheets, CRMs, search, and more, then uses company context to complete practical operating work. August helps founders and teams produce finished deliverables across market research, reports, customer lists, outreach drafts, follow-ups, meeting prep, monitoring, and recurring workflows. Instead of isolated chatbot answers, August keeps work moving across tools and channels so teams can add serious operating capacity without hiring another person for every repetitive growth, research, and coordination task.
    Starting Price: Free + paid plans
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    Brief

    Brief

    Brief

    Brief is an AI-powered platform designed to help teams align product decisions, development efforts, and AI-driven workflows in one connected system. The platform captures important business decisions from tools such as Jira, Linear, Notion, Slack, and GitHub, creating a searchable Product Graph that preserves organizational knowledge. Through its web application, users can explore product context, track decisions, and maintain visibility into strategic direction. Brief also includes an MCP Server and CLI that provide AI assistants like Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf with the context needed to generate more accurate and relevant work. By connecting product vision with engineering execution, the platform helps reduce miscommunication and unnecessary rework. Brief enables organizations to improve collaboration, accelerate delivery, and ensure both human teams and AI agents stay aligned with business objectives.
    Starting Price: $49/month/seat
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    CloneForce

    CloneForce

    CloneForce

    CloneForce is a platform that creates lifelike Intelligent Digital Teammates designed to perform real-world business tasks across departments like sales, marketing, HR, operations, and customer service. Unlike traditional chatbots or static automations, these AI-powered teammates come equipped with role-specific skills, language fluency, and customizable knowledge bases. Businesses can scale productivity quickly without the cost or downtime of hiring new staff, as teammates learn fast and work 24/7. Through Clone Studio, users can design digital teammates by uploading knowledge bases, assigning tasks, and integrating them with existing tools like Slack, Teams, or G-Suite. Each teammate delivers tangible outcomes—such as reports, customer engagement, or workflow automation—rather than just insights. CloneForce ultimately helps organizations increase ROI, streamline workflows, and boost operational efficiency.
    Starting Price: $1000/month/user
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    Copilot Cowork
    Copilot Cowork is a new capability within Microsoft 365 Copilot designed to help users move from simply generating answers to actually completing work tasks. Instead of only producing content, the system can execute actions across Microsoft 365 applications such as Outlook, Teams, Excel, and other workplace tools. Users can describe the outcome they want, and Copilot Cowork turns the request into a structured plan that progresses in the background. The system analyzes signals from emails, meetings, files, and messages using Microsoft’s Work IQ technology to understand workplace context. It can assist with tasks like organizing calendars, preparing meeting materials, conducting company research, and coordinating product launch plans. Throughout the process, users remain in control by reviewing recommendations and approving changes before actions are applied. Built with enterprise-grade security, governance,& compliance controls, Copilot Cowork helps organizations streamline workflows.
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    Seesa

    Seesa

    Pentatonic

    Seesa is an on-premises AI assistant and agent platform installed and managed by Pentatonic on suitable customer hardware. It connects to supported email, calendars, documents, spreadsheets and messaging systems, organizing information into a shared company memory with per-person access controls. Users ask natural-language questions and receive answers grounded in company records with source references. Seesa also prepares meeting briefs, summaries, follow-ups and recurring-work routines for review. Teams configure what actions it may take and where it must seek approval. Standard deployments include installation, agreed history import, supported connections and permission setup; Pentatonic manages supplied installations. It is designed for organizations using internal records in research, coordination and routine workflows while keeping models, memory and agent execution on premises.
    Starting Price: £117.75/user/month
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    Alpheous

    Alpheous

    Alpheous, Inc.

    Alpheous is an on-premises AI platform for asset managers and distribution teams serving financial advisors. Its coordinated agents monitor advisor, product, territory and regulatory signals; rank advisor-product fit; prepare meeting briefs; draft follow-ups; and support research and compliance review. Work is organized across targeting, outreach, compliance and research, with outputs routed to staff for review. Users can approve, edit or reject external communications; Alpheous states that nothing is sent to an advisor without human approval. The product runs on a single-tenant appliance installed within the firm’s network and is managed by the vendor. It connects with systems and data sources including HubSpot, Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, Broadridge and FINTRX. Firms configure it for their products, data, processes and compliance requirements.
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    Luffy

    Luffy

    Zonko Labs

    Luffy is a Slack-first AI employee that connects to the tools a company already uses and builds a living memory of its workspace. Teams can ask questions, follow ongoing work, and execute reviewable tasks across connected applications without leaving Slack. Luffy supports recurring operational work such as reports, analysis, dashboards, follow-ups, project tracking, internal tools, code, and campaigns. Important actions remain governed by scoped permissions, audit logs, workspace administration, and human approval.
    Starting Price: $50/month
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    STOREE

    STOREE

    STOREE

    STOREE is an AI-driven retail operations manager designed to empower store teams and boost performance across every location. It automatically sets personalized, data-driven goals for each store, team, and individual by analyzing trends, inflation-adjusted benchmarks, and past performance, ensuring every detail is aligned to drive results. It delivers tailored morning briefs that inform managers of their specific daily targets, team performance, and key tasks, making consistent execution seamless irrespective of scale. It also automates task creation, assignment, and follow-up across multiple stores, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks even in large organizations. Through real-time insights, data-driven goal-setting, and automated task management, STOREE transforms traditional store oversight into a consistent, scalable, focus-driven workflow that enables retail leaders to monitor, manage, and accelerate performance.
    Starting Price: Free