its own computer
it signs in to sites and clicks through them like you would. watch live, or take the mouse back.




runs on
claudechatgptgeminigrokand more
ai bots you message like teammates. they run on your own computer, on the ai plans you already pay for.
free for personal use. no account needed on your own computer.
the app
every bot has a name, a job and its own chat. you see who is working, who is done, and who is waiting on you.
models
dusk bot has no model of its own. sign in with the account you already have, and your bots run on it. no second bill from us, no markup.
also
cursorcopilotdeepseekkimiqwenopencodeclineyour own api key
what a bot can do
it signs in to sites and clicks through them like you would. watch live, or take the mouse back.
ask once. it runs every morning, every monday, or when something happens.
it learns how you like things. every note is yours to read and edit.
put bots in one thread. they hand work to each other.
sending, buying, deleting: a bot stops and waits for your yes.
a glance at the top of your screen shows who is working and who needs you.
give a bot a voice, or call it and talk the task through.
connectors
connect an app once, then choose which bots may use it. over 60 apps, and any mcp server you add yourself.
gmail, google calendar, drive, docs and sheets, slack, notion, github, linear, figma, stripe, discord, hubspot, airtable, asana, trello, dropbox, outlook, shopify, sentry, vercel, supabase, posthog, zapier and more.
how to use it
1
give it a name, a shape and a job. pick which ai it runs on.
2
talk to it like a coworker. it replies, asks, and shows its work.
3
turn a task into a routine. it keeps going while you do something else.
jobs
nova reads the 40 tabs so you don't. comes back with sources, a table and a straight answer.
juno reads what came in overnight, drafts replies in your voice, and leaves the three that need you on top.
rivet picks up an issue, opens a pull request, and fixes what the review finds.
tally matches receipts to charges, and tells you when a subscription quietly got more expensive.
quill watches fares, holds the good one, and checks you in the day before.
echo drafts the week's posts from what you shipped. posts nothing until you say so.
where it runs
same app and same bots in all three. you pick where they live, and you can move later.
$ curl -fsSL https://dusk.bot/install.sh | sh
free for personal use
$0
using it for work? that needs a license. it's on the pricing page.
start free. pay when you want bots that never clock out.
your bots, on your computer.
$0
free forever, no card
start freeyour bots work around the clock.
$20
per month
get plus
for real work.
$50
per month
get propay yearly and two months are free. teams get a dedicated machine. ai usage is billed by your ai provider, not by us. all plans
yes, for personal use. the app runs on your computer with every feature. you only pay for a work license or a cloud computer.
the ones you already have. sign in with claude, chatgpt, gemini, grok and others, or add an api key. replies go straight from your machine to them, on your plan.
nowhere, unless you choose a cloud computer. bots, chats, files and memory live on your machine or your own server.
a desktop we host for your bots, so routines keep running when your laptop is closed. each bot can have its own screen to work on, and you can watch it.
yes. open the app, choose add a server, and paste the line it shows. that is free too.
a chatbot answers. a bot here has a computer, signs in to your tools, runs on a schedule and remembers how you like things done.
bots ask before sending, buying or deleting, and you can watch or take over at any time.