Give a personal assistant its own computer and your apps. Tell it what you need in plain words, the way you'd text a friend. It does the work, shows you each step, and checks with you before anything is sent, bought or deleted.
One free job, no card needed. Then your first week: $5 for 7 days, then $20/mo. Cancel anytime.
Works with the apps you use, on the AI models you choose
You don't need to be good with computers. If you can send a message, you can hand your crew the jobs that eat your week.
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Write notes and plans in Pages. Keep customers, orders, posts or homework in a tracker, like a simple spreadsheet. Your agents read them, fill them in and keep them current.
Every account starts with one agent, your Chief of Staff. Describe the work, and it proposes a crew with jobs and who reports to whom. You hire them with one click and name them whatever you like.
Message an agent the way you'd message a colleague. It browses websites, writes documents and works in the apps you connect, like Gmail or Slack. Open its computer to watch it live, or take over the mouse yourself.
Anything that sends, spends, posts or deletes can wait for your approval, and you choose which. Say “every weekday at 9” and the work repeats on its own, even while you're away.
An agent is an AI helper that does tasks for you, like a teammate. Here is what yours can do, and how you stay in charge.
Your agents work on their own private computer, with a web browser and folders for their files. Each agent gets its own window and folder, plus a folder the whole team shares. Their computer comes built in: you pay for the work they do. Watch any agent live, or take over the mouse yourself.
Agents don't come with fixed names. Call one Shop helper, Bookkeeper or Scout, give it a job in plain words, and rename it whenever you like.
Say something lasting, like how you sign off, and the agent keeps it. Team memory is shared by every agent, and long chats are summarised so nothing important drops out.
“Ask Bookkeeper who still owes us” hands work to another agent, and the answer comes back to you. Group chats put several agents in one conversation.
Say “every Monday at 9” and it becomes a repeating task, and you can see when it runs next. One-off reminders work too. Or show an agent a task once on its computer, and it writes the steps down to repeat.
Give a task to any agent and follow it in Tasks. Agents can say a task is ready to check, but only you mark it done. Not right? Say “not yet” and it goes back to work.
Everything your crew made, and everything you uploaded, as cards with a preview and who made it. Filter by agent or date, open, download, or add a note for the whole crew.
Your plan has a weekly limit, shown as a bar. It resets every Monday, and 100% of what you don't use carries into the next week. At the limit, agents finish the step they're on, then wait. You're never charged extra unless you add usage.
Your agents do the legwork. The decisions stay with you.
Sending, spending, posting and deleting can wait for your Approve, and you choose which. Agents can still make mistakes, so check anything important.
Open an agent's computer to see what it's doing, live. Take over the mouse yourself, or press Stop at any time.
Agents use only the apps you connect, and you can disconnect any of them in a click.
Save your sign-ins in your Nest once. An agent fills them in with your OK, only on the right website. They're encrypted, and only our server unlocks them to type them in for you.
Larkgrass is built on top of AI models from many companies. You choose the one each agent works with, from more than 370. Or connect your own OpenAI, Claude, Gemini or other AI account, and your agents use that.
Using your own AI account doesn't count toward your weekly limit.
How Larkgrass compares with the AI agents from OpenAI, xAI, Meta and Anthropic. They're ahead on free tiers, voice, and sheer reach. Larkgrass is for when you want a whole team of agents, on the AI you pick.
A dash: their page doesn't say. As of October 2026.
| Feature | Larkgrass | ChatGPT Dots | Grok Bot | Meta Muse | Claude Duet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| You choose which AI each agent uses | Yes. 370+ models to pick from | Not stated. Runs on OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra | No. No model picker | Not stated. Runs on Meta's Muse Spark | No. Claude Opus 5.5 only, no choice |
| A team of agents with jobs, working together | Yes. They pass work along, and share group chats | Partly. One agent for now, more planned | Yes. | Not stated. | Not stated. |
| Connect your own apps and tools | Yes. | Yes. 4,000+ apps | Yes. | Yes. You choose the apps | Yes. 6,000+ connectors |
| Its own computer you can watch and take over | Yes. | Partly. You can see what it's doing | Yes. You can step in when it gets stuck | Partly. Its own computer, with a record of what it did | No. Its browser can't be watched |
| Repeating tasks on a schedule | Yes. | Not stated. | Yes. | Not stated. | Partly. Morning brief and checks |
| Asks before risky actions | Yes. | Yes. | Yes. | Yes. | Yes. |
| A team of agents from $17 a month billed yearly + tax | Yes. Every plan | No. One agent for now, Pro plans ($100 to $500 a month) | Partly. Paid plans: X Premium, Super or Ultra, a linked SuperGrok or X Premium+, or a paid Cursor plan | Not stated. Free for most needs | Not stated. Pro and Max plans, waitlist |
Based on each company's public pages as of October 2026; features change often. Product names are trademarks of their owners; Larkgrass isn't affiliated with them. Spot something out of date? Email [email protected].
Sources: ChatGPT Dots (SiliconANGLE, NBC News); Grok Bot (xAI docs, computer and apps, routines, models, plans); Meta Muse (Meta's announcement); Claude Duet (product page, help article).
On every paid plan, your agents get the same apps and their own computer to work on. Bigger plans give your crew more room each week.
Yearly prices, 15% off. Monthly billing is $20, $60 and $200 a month. Prices exclude tax, added at checkout.
Compare plansAn AI helper that does tasks for you, like a teammate. You tell it what you need in plain words. It works on its own computer, on the web and in the apps you connect, and shows you every step.
No. If you can send a message, you can use Larkgrass. Ready-made trackers, like Orders, Customers or a Content calendar, get you started in one click.
Only if you let it. Sending, spending, posting and deleting can wait for your Approve, and you choose which. Agents can still make mistakes, so check anything important.
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack and the other apps listed above, plus any website its browser can open. You connect each one yourself and can disconnect it any time.
Start with one free job, no card needed. Then your first week is $5 for 7 days, then $20/mo, until you cancel. Paid plans start at $17 a month billed yearly + tax. Each plan has a weekly limit shown as a bar, and you're never charged extra unless you add usage.
Yes. It works in your phone's browser: chat with your agents, add tasks with one tap, and tick things off on the go.
Any time, from Settings → Usage and plan. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you've paid for, and you won't be charged again.
Sign up, tell your Chief of Staff what you need, and watch the work start.
Questions first? Write to [email protected].