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An AI Chief of Staff and a team that does the work. Free and open source, from Ferrox Labs.

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Murage vs Tasklet

Tasklet runs agents in the cloud from $25 a month, with no free plan. Murage runs a team on your computer, for free.

The short answer

Tasklet runs shared agents in its cloud, with plans from $25 a month. Murage runs a team on your computer, on the AI you already pay for.

Which should you choose?
Murage
  • The app is free
  • On your computer
  • The AI you choose

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

or
Tasklet logoTasklet
  • From $25 a month
  • Runs in their cloud
  • No free plan

Who does the work: Agents shared across a team

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Checked against official pages and the sources below on September 25, 2026.

At a glance.

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

What matters

Murage

Tasklet

  • The app itself is free

    Before your AI plan or key, which you pay for either way

    Yes

    Free, with no paid tier

    Source
    No

    $25 a month; no free plan

    Source
  • You choose which AI company does the work

    Per bot or per task, from different vendors

    Yes

    Per bot: Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, a local model and more

    Partly

    Models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and open-source labs

    Source
  • Named agents that keep their memory

    A standing team that lasts beyond one task

    Yes

    Named bots, each with its own notebook and managed memory

    Partly

    Many agents shared across a team

    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

    Source
  • Memory stored on your computer

    Not in a vendor’s cloud

    Yes

    Memory, files and chats on your computer

    No

    Tasklet’s cloud

    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

    The web app, plus your Chief in Telegram, Slack or Discord

    Not stated

    Not stated

    Source
  • Keeps working with your computer off, today

    Hosted or on a server

    No

    Murage Cloud isn’t open yet

    Yes

    In the cloud, with event triggers

    Source
  • Native phone app

    An iOS or Android app, not a web app or chat bot

    Coming

    iPhone and Android app coming

    Not stated

    Web and a Mac app listed

    Source
  • SOC 2 report

    What a procurement team will ask for

    No

    No SOC 2 report

    Yes

    “SOC 2 compliant, and its controls have been reviewed and attested”

    Source

Each of Tasklet’s marks links the page it comes from, checked September 25, 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

Free

Tasklet

$300

A year, one person, entry plan

Murage · the appFree
Murage + Claude Pro · the AI you’d pay for anyway$240
Tasklet · Starter, the cheapest plan$300

There is no free plan: “Tasklet requires payment to use.” It’s one price for the whole workspace, and one-time credit packs are also sold ($5 per 1,600 credits, $25 minimum). Tasklet’s price includes AI use, measured in credits per request. 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 September 25, 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.

Tasklet

You

Their cloud

MemoryFilesChats
Your memory, files and conversations live on their servers.

Who does the work.

Murage

Ember, Chief of Staff

Research

Copy

Sales

Review

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.

Tasklet

Tasklet logo
Several bots, each set up and pointed at work by you.

What Murage adds for a Tasklet 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

Free to start, free to keep

The Murage app has no paid tier; your AI plan or key is separate. Tasklet’s plans start at $25 a month, per its pricing page.

Uses the AI you already pay for

If you already pay for Claude or ChatGPT, Murage runs on that plan rather than a second pool of credits.

Memory on your computer

Your team’s memory is stored on your machine, not in a vendor’s cloud.

Open source, on Windows and Ubuntu too

Public code and three desktop platforms.

Where Tasklet is ahead.

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

  1. 1

    Always on, with triggers

    Agents react to a new email or CRM row in the cloud.

  2. 2

    Instant apps

    Turn a prompt into a shareable dashboard wired to live data.

  3. 3

    One pool for a whole team

    Unlimited members, per-agent spend caps, and SOC 2.

Which should you choose?

Tasklet runs shared agents in its cloud, with plans from $25 a month. Murage runs a team on your computer, on the AI you already pay for.

Choose Murage if

  • You want to start and stay free on the AI plan you already pay for
  • You want your team’s memory on your own computer, in open-source code
  • You want a Chief of Staff running your teams
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Choose Tasklet if

  • You need agents that react to a new email or CRM row in the cloud, today
  • You want one credit pool for the whole company, with unlimited members, per-agent spend limits and SOC 2

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

Every detail.

QuestionMurageTasklet
Price to startFree. No paid tier$25 a month; no free plan
UsageNothing 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 insteadCredits per request
Where it runsOn your computerIsolated cloud environments
Which AIThe engine you choose, per bot: Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, Grok Build, Cursor, Google Antigravity, Kimi, Qwen, Droid, OpenCode, Pi, Fuigo (built in), local models (Ollama, LM Studio) and any OpenAI-compatible API (chat only). OpenClaw is coming.Models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and open-source labs
Where memory livesOn your computer, open to read and editTasklet’s cloud
Open sourceYes, AGPL-3.0No
Keeps working with your laptop closedNot today. It runs while your computer is on; Murage Cloud isn’t open yetYes, in the cloud, with event triggers
TeamsA Chief of Staff builds and runs a team for each jobMany agents shared across a team
PlatformsMac, Windows and Ubuntu; Telegram on your phone. iPhone and Android apps comingWeb and a Mac app

Questions about Murage and Tasklet.

Can I try Murage for free?+

Yes, and keep using it for free. The app has no paid tier. Your AI plan or key is separate.

AGPL scares my company. Should it?+

Running Murage unmodified inside your company doesn’t require you to publish anything, and the license covers Murage’s code, not the work your bots produce. AGPL’s source-sharing duty applies if you change Murage and distribute it, or let other people use your changed version over a network: then you share those changes. It also means nobody, including us, can take the code closed later. This isn’t legal advice; have your counsel read the license.

Sources, checked September 25, 2026

  • tasklet.ai
  • Tasklet pricing

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

Tasklet is a trademark of its owner. Murage is not affiliated with or endorsed by them; the names and logos are used only to identify the products compared.

Other comparisons.

  • Murage with Claude CodeThe best agent for Claude. Murage runs it and gives it a team for the rest of the business.
  • Murage with Codex (ChatGPT Work)OpenAI’s agent for code and work. Murage runs the official Codex CLI as one bot on a mixed team.
  • Murage vs Claude (Cowork)Claude’s own agent for everyday work. Murage uses the same plan through Claude Code and adds a standing, mixed team.
  • Murage vs PaperclipA server for technical operators who run agents through tickets and hard budgets. Murage is the app you talk to: a Chief of Staff builds and runs the team.
  • Murage vs OpenClawThe biggest open-source personal AI, coming as a Murage engine. Choose it for reach; choose Murage for a team built for you, with Claude Code and Codex as full engines.
  • Murage with Hermes AgentA superb self-improving agent with its own desktop app. Murage runs it as a bot’s engine and puts a team around it.
  • Murage vs ManusA hosted agent on a cloud computer, with a generous free tier. Murage is a standing team on your computer, on your own AI.
  • Murage vs GensparkA cloud AI workspace plus Claw, an agent on its own cloud computer. Murage is a standing team on your machine, on your own AI.
  • Murage with n8nKeep n8n for workflows you want to see and control. Your Murage team calls them when a job needs one.
  • Murage with ZapierKeep your Zaps. Murage’s bots run them.
  • Murage vs Grok BotThe closest hosted rival: named bots on a cloud computer that work together and keep going with your laptop closed.
  • Murage vs ViktorOne hosted AI coworker your whole company shares in Slack or Microsoft Teams, paid from a workspace credit pool.
  • Murage vs LindyA hosted AI teammate for every person in your company, priced per seat.

Try Murage free, next to Tasklet or instead of it.

Give your first job to Murage.

Download the free 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.

Free · Download Murage

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