Rakazo vs Ox

Rakazo is a home for persistent AI teammates that can do real work. Create specialized bots, give each one a clear role, and keep every conversation in one focused thread. Your bots can use a sandboxed computer and browser, remember context, run routines, and notify you when work is complete. With the Rakazo app you can: • See all of your bots and recent activity in one place. • Create bots with their own role and instructions. • Send messages and follow work as it happens. • Open a bot's remote computer and take control when needed. • Receive notifications when a task finishes. • Connect to an Inbox Zero-hosted or self-hosted Rakazo server. Rakazo is built for people who want capable AI agents without giving up control of their infrastructure, model provider, or data. An account on a compatible Rakazo server is required.

Ox is a free, open-source local agent for iPhone and iPad that uses websites and apps on your behalf. Choose a language model provider, then research information, work with files, create notes and interactive artifacts, and complete tasks through supported websites and device services. Ox works with commercial, free, local, and self-hosted language models, and can turn websites into reusable services or create custom skills for recurring workflows. Ox can also connect to supported AI apps, search and continue existing conversations, and import reviewed memories into your active Profile. With permission, Ox can access selected folders, use location, add calendar events and reminders, schedule notifications, look up contacts, prepare messages for review, and find, preview, and organize photos you choose to share. You can also share text, links, images, PDFs, and other files with Ox through the Share Sheet or Shortcuts. Chats, memory, skills, character settings, and generated artifacts are organized into separate Profiles that can be stored on-device, synced through iCloud, or opened from a folder you select in Files. Ox asks for approval before sensitive actions and keeps website credentials isolated from the language model.