Rakazo

Rakazo is an open source tool for running AI bots with memory and scheduled routines on your own computer or on a hosted plan, built for technical users.

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Value proposition

Rakazo lets you run AI bots that keep their own memory and conversations, work on a schedule, and use your apps. You can host it yourself for free or pay for a hosted bot computer.

Problem solved

Most AI chat tools forget context and only act when you type. Rakazo gives you bots that stay running, remember earlier work and handle recurring tasks across your apps without you starting each one by hand.

Audience

Worth a look for developers and technical founders who want persistent, self-hostable bots and a choice of models. Probably not for people who want a simple chat app with no setup, or who need a documented public API, which isn't stated on the maker's site.

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What it does

Rakazo is an open source platform from Inbox Zero Inc. for running AI bots that stay around between sessions. Each bot has its own memory and its own conversations. You give a bot a job, connect it to your apps, and reach it from the app or from chat tools you already use.

The main use case is handing off recurring work across connected tools such as Gmail, GitHub and Notion. Bots run on a computer you control or on a hosted bot computer. When you self-host, those bot computers run in Docker or a sandbox.

Key features

  • Persistent bots with separate memory and conversations.
  • Routines that start on a schedule, on a webhook, or on a GitHub event.
  • Recorded computer tasks can be saved as reusable skills.
  • Approval can be required for actions you choose.
  • A different model can be picked for each bot.
  • Bots can delegate work to each other in groups.
  • Bots can call you in the app when they need input.
  • You can mention or text bots from Slack, WhatsApp and Telegram.
  • Local models work through an OpenAI-compatible server.

Pricing

Prices below are as of November 2026. Check the maker's pricing page for current numbers.

  • Self-hosted: free. It is open source under Apache-2.0. You run it on your own server or computer and connect any model.
  • Standard: $15 per month, or $12 per month billed yearly. It works with Claude, ChatGPT or any API key. It includes a bot computer for 25 hours a month and a 7-day free trial.
  • Pro: $49 per month, with 100 bot computer hours a month.
  • Max: $99 per month, with 200 bot computer hours a month.
  • Rakazo credits: from $10 per month, usage-based. The maker says model usage is charged at the provider's price with no markup, plus computer hours.

API and integrations

Rakazo connects to Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage and SMS. It also supports any MCP server, and webhooks can start routines. Whether Rakazo offers its own public API is unknown, and no SDKs are listed on the maker's site.

Models named by the maker include Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, OpenRouter, Ollama and LM Studio. Listed platforms are web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android, plus Slack, WhatsApp and Telegram as chat access points.

Good to know

  • Hosted plans include a monthly allowance of computer hours.
  • The hosted plan runs up to 5 computers at once.
  • Self-hosting needs your own server or computer.
  • Local models need an OpenAI-compatible server such as Ollama or LM Studio.
  • On GitHub the project has about 7,700 stars, is not archived, and its latest release is v0.8.0 from 4 November 2026. The 0.x number suggests it is still early.
  • The founding year, security details and data handling on hosted plans aren't stated in the facts reviewed here.

FAQ

Is Rakazo free?

Yes, the self-hosted version is free and open source under the Apache-2.0 license. You run it on your own server or computer. Hosted plans start at $15 per month for Standard, as of November 2026, with a 7-day free trial.

Can Rakazo run local AI models?

Yes. Rakazo can run against local models through an OpenAI-compatible server such as Ollama or LM Studio. You need to set up that server yourself.

What apps does Rakazo connect to?

Rakazo connects to Gmail, GitHub, Notion, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage and SMS. It also supports any MCP server, and webhooks can trigger routines.

Does Rakazo have an API or SDKs?

Whether Rakazo has its own public API isn't stated on the maker's site, and no SDKs are listed. It does support webhooks as routine triggers and MCP servers as connections.

How many hours of bot computer time do hosted plans include?

As of November 2026, Standard includes 25 hours a month, Pro 100 hours and Max 200 hours. The hosted plan can run up to 5 computers at once.

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