Rakazo vs Bloks

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.

Bloks turns AI agents into little colleagues that live on your Mac. This is their phone app. Pair it with Bloks on your Mac by reading a six digit code off its screen. From then on, your agents are in your pocket: see what each one is working on, answer the question that is blocking one, approve or refuse the thing it wants to do, and watch a room of them work through a plan together. Answers arrive as the thing itself rather than a wall of text: a chart, a checklist, a decision with its options laid out. When an agent needs you, your phone buzzes, and the answer is one tap away. Your agents run on your Mac, with your own provider keys. The phone talks to your Mac directly, there is no account to create, and there are no analytics and no tracking in this app. New here? The app opens with a sample workspace so you can feel how it works before connecting your own. Bloks for Mac is free and open source: github.com/hamedgitty/bloks