A Genspark alternative that runs on your computer

Genspark is a cloud AI workspace for slides, docs and sheets, plus Claw, an agent on its own cloud computer, on monthly credits. Murage is a desktop app where a Chief of Staff runs standing teams of bots on the AI you already pay for.

The short answer

Genspark brings its tools and its cloud; Murage brings the AI you already pay for into a team you keep on your computer.

Which should you choose?

Murage

Open source
On your computer
The AI you choose

Who does the work: A Chief of Staff and a team

Genspark

Monthly credits
Runs in their cloud
Claw on a cloud computer

Who does the work: Super Agent and Claw

Download Murage

Checked October 2026 (October 9, 2026) against Genspark’s membership plans, Claw, Call For Me and credits help pages. Its home page blocked our fetch, so product lists rest on the help center.

Brief a Chief of Staff once. Its team stays on the work.

You talk to one Chief of Staff. It builds the team, and each bot runs the engine that suits its job, on the plan or key you already have. An engine is the AI that does a bot’s thinking. To run teams and use tools, pick a tool-capable one: the built-in Fuigo engine with a supported model, Claude Code, Codex or Hermes. A plain OpenAI-compatible endpoint works for chat and drafting only. Portraits made with Murage’s own avatar generator. See every engine

Murage does not run Genspark. It takes the same idea a layer up

Your AI, your computer, a team that stays.

Genspark brings its own tools, models and cloud computer. Murage starts from the AI you already pay for. You tell your Chief of Staff what you need, it builds a team of named bots, and they work on your computer with Claude Code, Codex, Hermes or a local model, remembering the job from one day to the next.

What Murage adds on top

A Chief of Staff that takes the brief, plans the job and hands out the work
Teams of named bots, each with its own face, voice, personality and memory on your computer
1,600+ apps (Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub) through Flux Router credits or your own connected-apps key
Voice calls with any bot. Your Chief sends voice notes to Telegram, Slack, Discord and WhatsApp when you ask, and on WhatsApp it hears yours
Swap engines whenever you like. Your team, memory and approvals stay put

Why Murage is open source Every engine Murage runs

At a glance.

Ten things buyers weigh up, including the ones where they’re ahead.

What matters

Murage

Genspark

The app needs no extra subscription
It runs on the AI plan or key you already have
Yes
Open source desktop app; Murage Cloud is optional and paid
Source
Partly
Free plan, then Plus at $24.99 a month; a weekly free quota for Standard-mode tasks
Source
You choose which AI company does the work
Per bot or per task, from different vendors
Yes
Per bot: Fuigo, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, a local model and more
Partly
The models Genspark offers, metered in its credits
Source
Named agents that keep their memory
A standing team that lasts beyond one task
Yes
Named bots, each with its own memory, kept on your computer
Partly
Super Agent and Claw
Source
Asks before acting outside, by default
Messaging someone new, posting, paying, deleting
Yes
New bots start on Ask; on Full access the stop line judges what each engine asks
Source
Not stated
Not stated on its site
Source
Memory stored on your computer
Not in a vendor’s cloud
Yes
Memory, files and chats on your computer
No
Genspark’s cloud, with an AI Drive
Source
Open source
A license you can read
Yes
AGPL-3.0
Source
No
Closed source
Reach it from your phone
Briefs and approvals away from the desk
Yes
An iPhone and Android app, plus your Chief in Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp
Yes
iOS and Android apps
Source
Keeps working with your computer off, today
Hosted or on a server
Yes
On any computer you leave on, including your own remote server. Murage Cloud (coming soon) will run one for you
Yes
Tasks and Claw run in Genspark’s cloud
Source
Native phone app
An iOS or Android app, not a web app or chat bot
Yes
iPhone and Android
Yes
iOS and Android apps
Source
SOC 2 report
What a procurement team will ask for
No
No SOC 2 report
Not stated
Not stated on its site
Source

Each of Genspark’s marks links the page it comes from, checked October 9, 2026. “Not stated” means we couldn’t find it on the page named, not that it’s missing.

What a year costs.

The Murage app is

Open source

Genspark

$299.88

A year, one person, entry plan

Murage · the appOpen source

Murage + Claude Pro · the AI you’d pay for anyway$240

Genspark · Plus, billed monthly$299.88

There is a Free plan with 100 credits a day. Plus comes with 10,000 monthly credits and Pro ($249.99 a month) with 125,000. Claw in the cloud needs a separate Cloud Computer subscription. Genspark’s price includes the models it offers, paid for in credits. Murage is free but doesn’t include the AI: add the AI plan or key you bring. Claude Pro is $20 a month billed monthly; any plan or key you already have works instead. Prices from official pricing pages, billed monthly unless noted, checked October 9, 2026.

Where your work lives.

Murage

Your computer

MemoryFilesChats

Your memory, files and chats are stored on your computer. What a bot sends to your AI, and to any app or service you connect, goes to them.

Genspark

You

Their cloud

MemoryFilesChats

Your memory, files and conversations live on their servers.

Who does the work.

You brief one Chief of Staff. It builds a team of specialists for the job, and the team keeps its memory for next time. You can put a reviewer on any team to check work before it reaches you. Portraits made with Murage’s own avatar generator.

Genspark

Super Agent, and Claw on a cloud computer or locally in the desktop app.

What Murage adds for a Genspark user.

The brief

“Go through my inbox before I get in. Draft replies in my voice. Send nothing.”

What came back

Twelve emails came in. The team drafted eight replies, set four aside, and left two questions only the owner could answer. Nothing was sent.

Needs from you, in the team’s own report

Dana Brooks, Acme Studio · RenewalThe prior contract terms
Jordan Lee, Brightline Design · Pricing for 20 seatsThe per-seat price, and whether we offer a pilot
Priya S. · Export to PDF?Confirm the exact steps
Ben C. · Refund requestMoney. Check the billing record first

Replay of a real run on demo data. The company is made up. Engine: Flux Auto, worked 1m 41s. Watch the run

Runs on your AI plan

Your AI provider bills you as usual, and a busy team uses your plan’s allowance faster. Flux Router credits are optional; your own keys work instead.

A standing team

Your Chief of Staff builds a team of named bots, each with a role, memory and routines, and they’re still on the job tomorrow.

The AI you already pay for

Each bot runs Fuigo, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, a local model or an API key. Swap engines whenever you like, and the team, memory and approvals stay put.

Memory and files on your computer

What your team knows lives on your machine, open to read and edit, and the whole app is open source under AGPL-3.0.

Asks first, and talks back

New bots start on Ask, with a stop line on Full access for the few outside actions that need your yes. Call any bot and talk, send your Chief a voice message on WhatsApp, or ask it for a voice note in Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp.

Where Genspark is ahead.

Fair’s fair. If one of these matters most to you, it may be the better choice today.

1
Video generation built in
Video from many models in one place. Murage bots can use a video service you connect.
2
Runs in the cloud
Tasks, and Claw on a cloud computer (with a Cloud Computer subscription), keep going with your computer off. Murage runs on whichever computer it is installed on, so for work around the clock you put it on a machine you leave on, such as your own remote server. Murage Cloud (coming soon) will run one for you.
3
Phone apps and no setup
Sign in on the web, iOS or Android and start. Call For Me even phones businesses for you.

Which should you choose?

Genspark brings its tools and its cloud; Murage brings the AI you already pay for into a team you keep on your computer.

Choose Murage if

You want to run on the AI plan you already pay for instead of monthly credits
You want your team’s memory and files on your own computer, in open-source code
You want approvals and a stop line by default
You want everyone on your staff to have it, with no Murage seat fees

Download Murage

Choose Genspark if

You want Call For Me to phone businesses for you, and native iOS and Android apps, today
You want an agent (Claw) on a cloud computer that keeps working with your computer off, today
You want video generated in the same place

Still deciding? Read how we check that a job is finished, then try one of your own.

Every detail.

Getting in

Price to start
MurageOpen source desktop app; Murage Cloud is an optional paid hosted service
GensparkFree plan (100 credits a day, up to a lifetime limit); Plus $24.99 a month; Pro $249.99; Team $35 per seat
Invite or waitlist
MurageNone. Download and start
GensparkNone; sign up
Account needed
MurageNone for Murage; you sign in to the AI plan you choose
GensparkA Genspark account
Usage
MurageNothing from us. Your AI provider bills as usual. Flux Router, Ferrox Labs’ optional credit-billed service, covers AI models, connected apps, voice, images and web search if you use it; your own keys work instead
GensparkMonthly credits (Plus from 10,000, Pro from 125,000) plus a weekly free quota for Standard-mode tasks. Claw on a cloud computer is a separate subscription

Where it runs

Where agents run
MurageOn your computer
GensparkGenspark’s cloud. Claw can also run on your own Mac or Windows PC in its desktop app
Laptop closed
MurageYes, on any computer you leave on, including your own remote server. Murage Cloud (coming soon) will look after one for you
GensparkYes with Claw on a Cloud Computer (Lite, Standard or Powerful; prices not listed). Claw’s desktop mode needs your computer on
Open source
MurageYes, AGPL-3.0
GensparkNo public code found

Brains

Which AI
MurageThe engine you choose, per bot: Fuigo (built in), Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, Grok Build, Cursor, Google Antigravity, Kimi, Qwen, Droid, OpenCode, Pi, local models (Ollama, LM Studio) and any OpenAI-compatible API (chat only).
GensparkModels Genspark offers, metered in credits; AI Chat, Code and Claw let you pick named models
Bring the AI plan you already pay for
MurageYes: Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build sign-ins work, plus API keys and local models
GensparkNo; work uses Genspark credits
Swap the engine per bot
MurageYes; memory and approvals stay put
GensparkModel pickers in some tools; Standard or Ultra tiers in others

The team

Chief of Staff
MurageEmber builds and runs the team for each job
GensparkSuper Agent runs the task; each Claw belongs to one person
Several bots together
MurageYes: named bots that hand work to each other
GensparkBatch calls and custom assistants; Team plans buy seats, not shared Claw instances
Projects
MurageYes: projects split a job into cards on a board, with a goal, files, chat and shared memory
GensparkHub projects, named in its Call For Me guide

Hands

Apps
Murage1,600+ apps through Flux Router or your own connected-apps key, plus any public API and any MCP, and it builds the connector itself if one doesn’t exist
GensparkConnectors, a Salesforce integration and a Microsoft Office plugin; Claw reaches Google, Outlook, GitHub, Slack, Salesforce and Stripe
Your own signed-in browser
MurageMurage for Chrome works in your own signed-in Chrome, in the tabs you share
GensparkA Chrome extension. Claw’s logins happen in a remote desktop on its cloud computer, and the session stays there
Slides, docs and sheets
MurageBots build slides, docs and web pages as files in your folders, and make images with Flux or your own OpenAI key
GensparkAI Slides, AI Docs and AI Sheets are built in
Phone calls to businesses
MurageNo. You can call your own bots in the app
GensparkCall For Me places real calls: 500 credits a call, and registering numbers needs Plus or higher

Control

Approvals
MurageNew bots start on Ask. On Full access, a bot stops before messaging anyone new, posting publicly, paying, or deleting outside its folder, unless you have allowed it for that task. Replies in an existing conversation go ahead on Auto and Full access. No limits turns the stop line off for your own chats; routines still stop at it. On Claude Code and Codex, the stop line also covers tools from MCP servers you add. On Hermes and other ACP engines, Ask and the stop line cover only what the engine asks Murage about.
GensparkClaw asks permission before external actions such as sending email or posting
Lessons from corrections
MurageStored on your computer; see, edit and forget them
GensparkClaw memory saves when you ask it to remember something
Scheduled work
MurageRoutines on a schedule and webhooks, while your computer is on
GensparkClaw schedules and Heartbeat check-ins, which use credits on every run
Local folder limits
MurageBots work in the folders you give them, under Ask by default
GensparkIn Claw’s local mode, its guide calls the workspace folder “soft guidance, not a hard boundary”

Your data

Where memory and files live
MurageDesktop: on your computer, open to read and edit. Cloud: on your EU-hosted server, encrypted with a key Ferrox Labs holds
GensparkGenspark’s cloud; AI Drive gives 1 GB Free, 50 GB Plus, 1 TB Pro
How it signs in
MurageThrough your own accounts; Murage keeps sign-ins and never hands them to a bot
GensparkYou log in on Claw’s remote desktop and the session is saved on that cloud computer
Training
MurageMemory, files and chats stay on your computer; a hosted engine sees what it is given
GensparkNot stated on the help pages we could read
If you leave
MurageYour files and memory are already on your computer
GensparkCancelling a Claw cloud computer permanently erases its data after the billing period, so download files first

Reach

Platforms
MurageMac, Windows and Linux, plus an iPhone app and an Android app; Telegram on your phone
GensparkWeb, iOS, Android and a Chrome extension, plus Claw on Mac and Windows
Phone
MurageiPhone and Android app that opens your workspace: approvals, questions and calls with your team
GensparkMobile apps
Chat apps
MurageMessage your Chief of Staff on Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp
GensparkClaw works in WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, Telegram, LINE, Discord, Signal, Google Chat and Feishu
Voice
MurageCall any bot in the app and just talk; bots leave voice notes. Ask your Chief for a voice note in Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp, and on WhatsApp send it one of your own
GensparkRealtime Voice, and Call For Me with 10 voices

Question	Murage	Genspark
Getting in
Price to start	Open source desktop app; Murage Cloud is an optional paid hosted service	Free plan (100 credits a day, up to a lifetime limit); Plus $24.99 a month; Pro $249.99; Team $35 per seat
Invite or waitlist	None. Download and start	None; sign up
Account needed	None for Murage; you sign in to the AI plan you choose	A Genspark account
Usage	Nothing from us. Your AI provider bills as usual. Flux Router, Ferrox Labs’ optional credit-billed service, covers AI models, connected apps, voice, images and web search if you use it; your own keys work instead	Monthly credits (Plus from 10,000, Pro from 125,000) plus a weekly free quota for Standard-mode tasks. Claw on a cloud computer is a separate subscription
Where it runs
Where agents run	On your computer	Genspark’s cloud. Claw can also run on your own Mac or Windows PC in its desktop app
Laptop closed	Yes, on any computer you leave on, including your own remote server. Murage Cloud (coming soon) will look after one for you	Yes with Claw on a Cloud Computer (Lite, Standard or Powerful; prices not listed). Claw’s desktop mode needs your computer on
Open source	Yes, AGPL-3.0	No public code found
Brains
Which AI	The engine you choose, per bot: Fuigo (built in), Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, Grok Build, Cursor, Google Antigravity, Kimi, Qwen, Droid, OpenCode, Pi, local models (Ollama, LM Studio) and any OpenAI-compatible API (chat only).	Models Genspark offers, metered in credits; AI Chat, Code and Claw let you pick named models
Bring the AI plan you already pay for	Yes: Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build sign-ins work, plus API keys and local models	No; work uses Genspark credits
Swap the engine per bot	Yes; memory and approvals stay put	Model pickers in some tools; Standard or Ultra tiers in others
The team
Chief of Staff	Ember builds and runs the team for each job	Super Agent runs the task; each Claw belongs to one person
Several bots together	Yes: named bots that hand work to each other	Batch calls and custom assistants; Team plans buy seats, not shared Claw instances
Projects	Yes: projects split a job into cards on a board, with a goal, files, chat and shared memory	Hub projects, named in its Call For Me guide
Hands
Apps	1,600+ apps through Flux Router or your own connected-apps key, plus any public API and any MCP, and it builds the connector itself if one doesn’t exist	Connectors, a Salesforce integration and a Microsoft Office plugin; Claw reaches Google, Outlook, GitHub, Slack, Salesforce and Stripe
Your own signed-in browser	Murage for Chrome works in your own signed-in Chrome, in the tabs you share	A Chrome extension. Claw’s logins happen in a remote desktop on its cloud computer, and the session stays there
Slides, docs and sheets	Bots build slides, docs and web pages as files in your folders, and make images with Flux or your own OpenAI key	AI Slides, AI Docs and AI Sheets are built in
Phone calls to businesses	No. You can call your own bots in the app	Call For Me places real calls: 500 credits a call, and registering numbers needs Plus or higher
Control
Approvals	New bots start on Ask. On Full access, a bot stops before messaging anyone new, posting publicly, paying, or deleting outside its folder, unless you have allowed it for that task. Replies in an existing conversation go ahead on Auto and Full access. No limits turns the stop line off for your own chats; routines still stop at it. On Claude Code and Codex, the stop line also covers tools from MCP servers you add. On Hermes and other ACP engines, Ask and the stop line cover only what the engine asks Murage about.	Claw asks permission before external actions such as sending email or posting
Lessons from corrections	Stored on your computer; see, edit and forget them	Claw memory saves when you ask it to remember something
Scheduled work	Routines on a schedule and webhooks, while your computer is on	Claw schedules and Heartbeat check-ins, which use credits on every run
Local folder limits	Bots work in the folders you give them, under Ask by default	In Claw’s local mode, its guide calls the workspace folder “soft guidance, not a hard boundary”
Your data
Where memory and files live	Desktop: on your computer, open to read and edit. Cloud: on your EU-hosted server, encrypted with a key Ferrox Labs holds	Genspark’s cloud; AI Drive gives 1 GB Free, 50 GB Plus, 1 TB Pro
How it signs in	Through your own accounts; Murage keeps sign-ins and never hands them to a bot	You log in on Claw’s remote desktop and the session is saved on that cloud computer
Training	Memory, files and chats stay on your computer; a hosted engine sees what it is given	Not stated on the help pages we could read
If you leave	Your files and memory are already on your computer	Cancelling a Claw cloud computer permanently erases its data after the billing period, so download files first
Reach
Platforms	Mac, Windows and Linux, plus an iPhone app and an Android app; Telegram on your phone	Web, iOS, Android and a Chrome extension, plus Claw on Mac and Windows
Phone	iPhone and Android app that opens your workspace: approvals, questions and calls with your team	Mobile apps
Chat apps	Message your Chief of Staff on Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp	Claw works in WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, Telegram, LINE, Discord, Signal, Google Chat and Feishu
Voice	Call any bot in the app and just talk; bots leave voice notes. Ask your Chief for a voice note in Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp, and on WhatsApp send it one of your own	Realtime Voice, and Call For Me with 10 voices

Same job, both ways.

Five real jobs, walked through with Murage and with Genspark.

1
Build a pitch deck from last quarter’s numbers
With Murage
Ember hands it to a slides bot on Claude Code or Codex. The deck lands as a file in your folder, and you edit it in place.
With Genspark
AI Slides builds the deck in Genspark, with Standard or Ultra tier and credits per run.
2
Book a table and confirm by phone
With Murage
A bot finds options and drafts the booking for your yes. Murage has no phone calls to businesses.
With Genspark
Call For Me phones the restaurant, can press menu keys, and returns a transcript and summary for 500 credits.
3
Triage the inbox every morning
With Murage
A routine on your computer has a bot draft replies. Nothing is sent until you approve.
With Genspark
Claw runs a schedule against your connected Gmail or Outlook, and asks permission before it sends.
4
Keep an assistant reachable in chat
With Murage
Message your Chief of Staff in Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp. Ask for a voice note and it answers out loud.
With Genspark
Claw answers in WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, Telegram and more, with memory shared across channels.
5
Run a week-long research project
With Murage
A project with a lead splits it into cards on a board and waits for your sign-off.
With Genspark
Super Agent and Deep Research do the work, with a weekly free quota covering Standard-mode tasks.

Coming from Genspark: your first day

Keep your Genspark plan for Call For Me and for jobs that must run with your computer closed. Move the team work onto the AI plan you already pay for.

1
Download Murage. On Mac, Windows or Linux.
2
Pick an engine. Choose Fuigo, Claude Code, Codex or another, per bot.
3
Tell Ember the job. Describe what Super Agent or Claw did for you. Ember builds the team.
4
Connect your accounts. Sign in to your apps through your own accounts, and download any files you want from AI Drive.

Questions about Murage and Genspark.

Does Murage make slides, documents and websites?

Yes. Murage bots on Claude Code or Codex build slides, docs and web pages as files in your folders, and make images with Flux or your own OpenAI key. Video isn’t built in, but a bot can use a video service you connect.

How do the costs compare?

Murage itself is free. You pay your AI provider as usual. Flux Router credits are optional, for AI models, connected apps, voice, images or web search when you don’t bring your own keys. Genspark bills a monthly plan with credits, and those credits cover the AI it runs.

Can my staff use it too?

Yes. Each person runs Murage on their own computer, with their own AI sign-in. Build a team once, export it, and everyone imports the same bots, skills and routines; logins never travel. Bots can post drafts to your team’s Slack channels through connected apps, with your approval. Shared workspaces for teams are coming soon to Murage Cloud.

Is Murage made by Genspark?

No. Murage is an independent open-source project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Genspark.

Sources, checked October 9, 2026

Murage is made by Ferrox Labs, a small team. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we’ll fix it.

Genspark, Genspark Claw, Super Agent and Call For Me are trademarks of their respective owners. Murage is not affiliated with or endorsed by Genspark; the names and logos are used only to identify the products compared.

Get started in four steps

1
Download Murage
For Mac, Windows and Linux.
2
Pick an engine
Your plan, a key or a local model.
3
Meet Ember
Your Chief of Staff, who builds the team.
4
Give the first job
Start small and approve what it drafts.

Download Murage All downloads and install notes

Give your first job to Murage.

Download the app, connect the AI you already pay for, and tell your Chief of Staff what needs doing. Plan on about ten minutes from install to a working team.

Download Murage

No account needed · Runs on the AI plan you already pay for

A Genspark alternative that runs on your computer

The short answer

Genspark brings its tools and its cloud; Murage brings the AI you already pay for into a team you keep on your computer.

Which should you choose?

Murage

Open source
On your computer
The AI you choose

Who does the work: A Chief of Staff and a team

Genspark

Monthly credits
Runs in their cloud
Claw on a cloud computer

Who does the work: Super Agent and Claw

Download Murage

Checked October 2026 (October 9, 2026) against Genspark’s membership plans, Claw, Call For Me and credits help pages. Its home page blocked our fetch, so product lists rest on the help center.

Question	Murage	Genspark
Getting in
Price to start	Open source desktop app; Murage Cloud is an optional paid hosted service	Free plan (100 credits a day, up to a lifetime limit); Plus $24.99 a month; Pro $249.99; Team $35 per seat
Invite or waitlist	None. Download and start	None; sign up
Account needed	None for Murage; you sign in to the AI plan you choose	A Genspark account
Usage	Nothing from us. Your AI provider bills as usual. Flux Router, Ferrox Labs’ optional credit-billed service, covers AI models, connected apps, voice, images and web search if you use it; your own keys work instead	Monthly credits (Plus from 10,000, Pro from 125,000) plus a weekly free quota for Standard-mode tasks. Claw on a cloud computer is a separate subscription
Where it runs
Where agents run	On your computer	Genspark’s cloud. Claw can also run on your own Mac or Windows PC in its desktop app
Laptop closed	Yes, on any computer you leave on, including your own remote server. Murage Cloud (coming soon) will look after one for you	Yes with Claw on a Cloud Computer (Lite, Standard or Powerful; prices not listed). Claw’s desktop mode needs your computer on
Open source	Yes, AGPL-3.0	No public code found
Brains
Which AI	The engine you choose, per bot: Fuigo (built in), Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, Grok Build, Cursor, Google Antigravity, Kimi, Qwen, Droid, OpenCode, Pi, local models (Ollama, LM Studio) and any OpenAI-compatible API (chat only).	Models Genspark offers, metered in credits; AI Chat, Code and Claw let you pick named models
Bring the AI plan you already pay for	Yes: Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build sign-ins work, plus API keys and local models	No; work uses Genspark credits
Swap the engine per bot	Yes; memory and approvals stay put	Model pickers in some tools; Standard or Ultra tiers in others
The team
Chief of Staff	Ember builds and runs the team for each job	Super Agent runs the task; each Claw belongs to one person
Several bots together	Yes: named bots that hand work to each other	Batch calls and custom assistants; Team plans buy seats, not shared Claw instances
Projects	Yes: projects split a job into cards on a board, with a goal, files, chat and shared memory	Hub projects, named in its Call For Me guide
Hands
Apps	1,600+ apps through Flux Router or your own connected-apps key, plus any public API and any MCP, and it builds the connector itself if one doesn’t exist	Connectors, a Salesforce integration and a Microsoft Office plugin; Claw reaches Google, Outlook, GitHub, Slack, Salesforce and Stripe
Your own signed-in browser	Murage for Chrome works in your own signed-in Chrome, in the tabs you share	A Chrome extension. Claw’s logins happen in a remote desktop on its cloud computer, and the session stays there
Slides, docs and sheets	Bots build slides, docs and web pages as files in your folders, and make images with Flux or your own OpenAI key	AI Slides, AI Docs and AI Sheets are built in
Phone calls to businesses	No. You can call your own bots in the app	Call For Me places real calls: 500 credits a call, and registering numbers needs Plus or higher
Control
Approvals	New bots start on Ask. On Full access, a bot stops before messaging anyone new, posting publicly, paying, or deleting outside its folder, unless you have allowed it for that task. Replies in an existing conversation go ahead on Auto and Full access. No limits turns the stop line off for your own chats; routines still stop at it. On Claude Code and Codex, the stop line also covers tools from MCP servers you add. On Hermes and other ACP engines, Ask and the stop line cover only what the engine asks Murage about.	Claw asks permission before external actions such as sending email or posting
Lessons from corrections	Stored on your computer; see, edit and forget them	Claw memory saves when you ask it to remember something
Scheduled work	Routines on a schedule and webhooks, while your computer is on	Claw schedules and Heartbeat check-ins, which use credits on every run
Local folder limits	Bots work in the folders you give them, under Ask by default	In Claw’s local mode, its guide calls the workspace folder “soft guidance, not a hard boundary”
Your data
Where memory and files live	Desktop: on your computer, open to read and edit. Cloud: on your EU-hosted server, encrypted with a key Ferrox Labs holds	Genspark’s cloud; AI Drive gives 1 GB Free, 50 GB Plus, 1 TB Pro
How it signs in	Through your own accounts; Murage keeps sign-ins and never hands them to a bot	You log in on Claw’s remote desktop and the session is saved on that cloud computer
Training	Memory, files and chats stay on your computer; a hosted engine sees what it is given	Not stated on the help pages we could read
If you leave	Your files and memory are already on your computer	Cancelling a Claw cloud computer permanently erases its data after the billing period, so download files first
Reach
Platforms	Mac, Windows and Linux, plus an iPhone app and an Android app; Telegram on your phone	Web, iOS, Android and a Chrome extension, plus Claw on Mac and Windows
Phone	iPhone and Android app that opens your workspace: approvals, questions and calls with your team	Mobile apps
Chat apps	Message your Chief of Staff on Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp	Claw works in WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, Telegram, LINE, Discord, Signal, Google Chat and Feishu
Voice	Call any bot in the app and just talk; bots leave voice notes. Ask your Chief for a voice note in Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp, and on WhatsApp send it one of your own	Realtime Voice, and Call For Me with 10 voices

Murage

Genspark

Getting in

Price to start

Open source desktop app; Murage Cloud is an optional paid hosted service

Free plan (100 credits a day, up to a lifetime limit); Plus $24.99 a month; Pro $249.99; Team $35 per seat

Invite or waitlist

None. Download and start

None; sign up

Account needed

None for Murage; you sign in to the AI plan you choose

A Genspark account

Usage

Nothing from us. Your AI provider bills as usual. Flux Router, Ferrox Labs’ optional credit-billed service, covers AI models, connected apps, voice, images and web search if you use it; your own keys work instead

Monthly credits (Plus from 10,000, Pro from 125,000) plus a weekly free quota for Standard-mode tasks. Claw on a cloud computer is a separate subscription

Where it runs

Where agents run

On your computer

Genspark’s cloud. Claw can also run on your own Mac or Windows PC in its desktop app

Laptop closed

Yes, on any computer you leave on, including your own remote server. Murage Cloud (coming soon) will look after one for you

Yes with Claw on a Cloud Computer (Lite, Standard or Powerful; prices not listed). Claw’s desktop mode needs your computer on

Open source

Yes, AGPL-3.0

No public code found

Brains

Which AI

The engine you choose, per bot: Fuigo (built in), Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, Grok Build, Cursor, Google Antigravity, Kimi, Qwen, Droid, OpenCode, Pi, local models (Ollama, LM Studio) and any OpenAI-compatible API (chat only).

Models Genspark offers, metered in credits; AI Chat, Code and Claw let you pick named models

Bring the AI plan you already pay for

Yes: Claude Code, Codex and Grok Build sign-ins work, plus API keys and local models

No; work uses Genspark credits

Swap the engine per bot

Yes; memory and approvals stay put

Model pickers in some tools; Standard or Ultra tiers in others

The team

Chief of Staff

Ember builds and runs the team for each job

Super Agent runs the task; each Claw belongs to one person

Several bots together

Yes: named bots that hand work to each other

Batch calls and custom assistants; Team plans buy seats, not shared Claw instances

Projects

Yes: projects split a job into cards on a board, with a goal, files, chat and shared memory

Hub projects, named in its Call For Me guide

Hands

Apps

1,600+ apps through Flux Router or your own connected-apps key, plus any public API and any MCP, and it builds the connector itself if one doesn’t exist

Connectors, a Salesforce integration and a Microsoft Office plugin; Claw reaches Google, Outlook, GitHub, Slack, Salesforce and Stripe

Your own signed-in browser

Murage for Chrome works in your own signed-in Chrome, in the tabs you share

A Chrome extension. Claw’s logins happen in a remote desktop on its cloud computer, and the session stays there

Slides, docs and sheets

Bots build slides, docs and web pages as files in your folders, and make images with Flux or your own OpenAI key

AI Slides, AI Docs and AI Sheets are built in

Phone calls to businesses

No. You can call your own bots in the app

Call For Me places real calls: 500 credits a call, and registering numbers needs Plus or higher

Control

Approvals

New bots start on Ask. On Full access, a bot stops before messaging anyone new, posting publicly, paying, or deleting outside its folder, unless you have allowed it for that task. Replies in an existing conversation go ahead on Auto and Full access. No limits turns the stop line off for your own chats; routines still stop at it. On Claude Code and Codex, the stop line also covers tools from MCP servers you add. On Hermes and other ACP engines, Ask and the stop line cover only what the engine asks Murage about.

Claw asks permission before external actions such as sending email or posting

Lessons from corrections

Stored on your computer; see, edit and forget them

Claw memory saves when you ask it to remember something

Scheduled work

Routines on a schedule and webhooks, while your computer is on

Claw schedules and Heartbeat check-ins, which use credits on every run

Local folder limits

Bots work in the folders you give them, under Ask by default

In Claw’s local mode, its guide calls the workspace folder “soft guidance, not a hard boundary”

Your data

Where memory and files live

Desktop: on your computer, open to read and edit. Cloud: on your EU-hosted server, encrypted with a key Ferrox Labs holds

Genspark’s cloud; AI Drive gives 1 GB Free, 50 GB Plus, 1 TB Pro

How it signs in

Through your own accounts; Murage keeps sign-ins and never hands them to a bot

You log in on Claw’s remote desktop and the session is saved on that cloud computer

Training

Memory, files and chats stay on your computer; a hosted engine sees what it is given

Not stated on the help pages we could read

If you leave

Your files and memory are already on your computer

Cancelling a Claw cloud computer permanently erases its data after the billing period, so download files first

Reach

Platforms

Mac, Windows and Linux, plus an iPhone app and an Android app; Telegram on your phone

Web, iOS, Android and a Chrome extension, plus Claw on Mac and Windows

Phone

iPhone and Android app that opens your workspace: approvals, questions and calls with your team

Mobile apps

Chat apps

Message your Chief of Staff on Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp

Claw works in WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, Telegram, LINE, Discord, Signal, Google Chat and Feishu

Voice

Call any bot in the app and just talk; bots leave voice notes. Ask your Chief for a voice note in Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp, and on WhatsApp send it one of your own

Realtime Voice, and Call For Me with 10 voices

A Genspark alternative that runs on your computer

Brief a Chief of Staff once. Its team stays on the work.

Your AI, your computer, a team that stays.

At a glance.

What a year costs.

Where your work lives.

Who does the work.

What Murage adds for a Genspark user.

Runs on your AI plan

A standing team

The AI you already pay for

Memory and files on your computer

Asks first, and talks back

Where Genspark is ahead.

Which should you choose?

Choose Murage if

Choose Genspark if

Every detail.

Getting in

Where it runs

Brains

The team

Hands

Control

Your data

Reach

Same job, both ways.

Build a pitch deck from last quarter’s numbers

Book a table and confirm by phone

Triage the inbox every morning

Keep an assistant reachable in chat

Run a week-long research project

Coming from Genspark: your first day

Questions about Murage and Genspark.

Get started in four steps

Download Murage

Pick an engine

Meet Ember

Give the first job

Read next.

Give your first job to Murage.

Search murage.ai

A Genspark alternative that runs on your computer

Brief a Chief of Staff once. Its team stays on the work.

Your AI, your computer, a team that stays.

At a glance.

What a year costs.

Where your work lives.

Who does the work.

What Murage adds for a Genspark user.

Runs on your AI plan

A standing team

The AI you already pay for

Memory and files on your computer

Asks first, and talks back

Where Genspark is ahead.

Which should you choose?

Choose Murage if

Choose Genspark if

Every detail.

Getting in

Where it runs

Brains

The team

Hands

Control

Your data

Reach

Same job, both ways.

Build a pitch deck from last quarter’s numbers

Book a table and confirm by phone

Triage the inbox every morning

Keep an assistant reachable in chat

Run a week-long research project

Coming from Genspark: your first day

Questions about Murage and Genspark.

Get started in four steps

Download Murage

Pick an engine

Meet Ember