TapKit: Let Claude and Codex Control Your Own iPhone
TapKit is a Mac app that turns your own iPhone into a tool AI agents can see, tap and type on via MCP or an API. How it works, what it costs and its limits.
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TapKit is a Mac app that turns your own iPhone into a tool AI agents can see, tap and type on via MCP or an API. How it works, what it costs and its limits.
TasteGraph gives AI agents a personal shopper's judgment, turning what they know about a person into products that fit. How it works, Co-Shopper and the team.
Underdog is a free AI assistant for email, calendar, meeting notes and errands that runs on your own Mac. How it works, how it makes money, and its security.
Zep builds temporal context graphs that give AI agents current memory of users and company data, on the open-source Graphiti. How it works and who it suits.
ZeroSettle gives a business or AI agent its own iMessage number, run by two ex-Apple engineers. How it works, its sending rules, the hosted agent and terms.
Claude gets spreadsheets, whiteboards and meeting notes a week before Anthropic prices its IPO. Gemini 4 Carbon lands at a quarter of Claude's API price.
Trump says the FBI is involved and three House committees want briefings. A Commerce chip-smuggling probe died after Nvidia's lawyer emailed.
Compare AI receptionist costs by call, minute and unique caller, with worked examples, add-on fees and questions to ask before buying.
Compare AI receptionists, human answering services and hybrid coverage on booking, difficult calls, costs and the work left for your team.
Yes, when you ask. ChatGPT labels Gmail and sets Outlook categories, even in bulk. What it won't do is label every new email in every inbox on its own.
Yes, with Carly. Add Carly to your Copilot agent and it answers your business line, books callers on Outlook and texts back every missed call.
Copilot in Outlook drafts, triages and writes inbox rules, and Prioritize My Inbox is being retired. Where it stops, and how to sort every email by meaning.
Yes, on request. Gemini in Gmail archives, deletes and labels in bulk after you confirm. What it won't do is keep tomorrow's mail clean. How to fix that.
No, one Gmail account per Gemini chat, and switching swaps rather than adds. The forwarding workaround, its catches, and how to get every Gmail in one chat.
No. Gemini reads one Google account at a time and has no Outlook app. How to give Gemini every Gmail and Outlook inbox you have in one chat.
Yes, with Carly. Copy one prompt into Grok and it answers your business line, books callers and texts back every missed call. Phone number included.
Grok checks availability, books, moves and RSVPs on one Google and one work Outlook calendar. Where it stops, and how to have it run every calendar you own.
Grok labels, files, drafts and sends in one Gmail and one work Outlook, and email triggers come with SuperGrok. Where it stops, and how to cover every inbox.
Yes. Muse has Outlook Mail and Outlook Calendar connectors to manage your inbox. How to add every Outlook account, shared mailboxes and fixed rules.
Yes. Muse reads, books, moves and deletes events across the calendars you connect. How to add standing calendar rules that run on their own.
Yes, with limits. Muse reads, labels and drafts across several Gmail accounts and asks before it sends. How to run every inbox by rules that never drift.
Yes. Muse checks availability, picks a slot and sends the invite once you approve. How to add booking links, group polls and auto-replies to meeting requests.
Yes, across the Gmail and Outlook accounts you connect, read-only if you choose. What Muse sees, what Meta says about your data, and what Carly adds.
Yes. Muse sends from your Gmail and Outlook accounts and asks before each one. How to send from every address you own, attachments included, on your rules.