Zenai
ZenAI is a hands-free AI assistant and personal agent OS that turns simple conversations into autonomous workflows running around the clock with minimal setup. Built on top of the open-source OpenClaw project, it focuses on doing ongoing work rather than just answering questions. From auto-replying to email and organizing cloud files to collecting Reddit digests and sending regular briefings, ZenAI behaves like a tireless digital intern that keeps executing tasks in the background for individuals and small teams.
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Pricing
- Free : $0 per month; includes 100 one-time credits, 1 concurrent task, and 1 scheduled task.
- Monthly : $19.90 per month; includes 4,000 credits per month, 20 concurrent tasks, 20 scheduled tasks, full product access, and 24/7 AI assistant access.
- Yearly : $16.58 per month; billed as $199 per year, includes 4,000 credits per month plus 3,000 bonus lifetime credits, 20 concurrent tasks, 20 scheduled tasks, and full product access.
- Small Credit Pack : $9.90 one-time; includes 1,000 lifetime credits.
- Medium Credit Pack : $39 one-time; includes 5,000 lifetime credits.
- Large Credit Pack : $129 one-time; includes 20,000 lifetime credits.
Features
- Conversation-to-workflow automation: A single natural language instruction becomes a persistent workflow that reruns on schedules or triggers without scripting.
- Always-on agent execution: The assistant continues handling tasks 24/7, such as email replies, Reddit digests, file cleanup and daily or weekly briefings.
- Skill-based design: Prebuilt skills like Reddit Collector, Smart Email, Daily Briefing and File Manager give users quick starting points.
- Live activity and health monitoring: A status view lists recent actions, success rate and tasks per day so users can see exactly what their agent did.
Use cases
- Knowledge workers and professionals: Using it to triage email, summarize feeds and send daily or weekly briefings.
- Solo founders and indie hackers: Letting an autonomous assistant monitor Reddit, competitors and documents while they build products.
- Content creators and social media managers: Auto-collecting Reddit posts and links to turn into content ideas and newsletters.
- Small teams and operations leads: Keeping shared drives tidy and pushing regular updates to team communication tools or inboxes.
- Uncommon Use Cases: Adopted by productivity enthusiasts as a personal research librarian, and by online communities that auto-curate topic-specific Reddit digests.