The open source Grok Bot alternative you actually own

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OutboundOutbound lead · 7 bots
Running

Team chat

Find 80 heads of procurement at German automation companies. Verify emails first.
Outbound leadleadOn it. I'll source the list, hand it to verification and research, and hold outreach until you approve the names.
Verification62 of 80 verified. 87% email validity, 11 flagged with sources.
Account researchTop 20 rows now have decision makers, buying signals and angles.
OutreachQueue is built. WhatsApp and LinkedIn are scheduled separately, waiting on you.
leads-batch-07.csv80 rows · 19 columns80 source records62 verified
Outreach list is ready for your approval.
Message the team…
Real teams

Not a pile of chat windows. A team that starts work on its own.

A lead bot takes the goal, splits it into tasks, and watches progress. Specialists run on routines and report back in the same thread. These three teams are running today.

Outbound pipeline

From a target profile to a contactable list

A lead bot runs sourcing, verification, account research and channel outreach, then grades every reply.

Outbound lead

  • Verification
  • Account research
  • Outreach
  • WhatsApp
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Deal follow-up
Rhythm
Sourcing at 9:00 daily. Health checks every 45 minutes. Verified rows move into the outreach queue.
Output
Batch CSVs, a source ledger, verified contacts, an outreach queue and a reply ledger.
Your call
You confirm the target profile, and lists or sends can wait for your approval.
Independent site

A daily content and SEO/AEO factory

An operations lead plans the week and assigns work. Technical SEO, content, AI visibility, digital PR, merchandising and paid media each own their lane.

Operations lead

  • Technical SEO
  • Content lead
  • AEO / GEO
  • Digital PR
  • Merchandising
  • Paid media
Rhythm
Weekly plan on Monday. One publishing brief at midnight. Self-check every 30 minutes, and a data review on Friday.
Output
Keyword intent maps, briefs and drafts, AI-visibility reports, PR target lists and a weekly recap.
Your call
You approve topics and the brand voice, and sign off before publishing.
Content matrix

One brief, many platforms

A commander sets the cadence, an editor-in-chief splits the brief, and nine platform specialists adapt, publish and review.

Commander → Editor-in-chief

  • WeChat
  • Zhihu
  • Weibo
  • Toutiao
  • Baijiahao
  • Douyin
  • Kuaishou
  • Channels
  • Website
Rhythm
Core messaging becomes a content matrix. Self-checks and a fleet check every 30 and 45 minutes.
Output
Platform-ready drafts, a publishing calendar and a weekly content review.
Your call
You set the brand red lines, and outbound posts can require approval.
7,668runs in 7 days
6,731completed
21always-on routines
58bots working together

Numbers from one private deployment running continuously in November 2026, over the previous seven days. No customer data is included.

Your bot team

Give each bot a job

Start with a template. Make it yours.

Sales Outbound

Research prospects and draft follow-ups.

Inbox Manager

Sort email and draft replies.

Talent Scout

Review applications and shortlist candidates.

Expense Manager

Match receipts to payments.

Coding Agent

Make code changes on your computer.

Account Manager

Prepare replies and track renewals.

Paid Media

Review ad spend and report changes.

Chief of Staff

Prepare briefings and coordinate your bots.

Message them anywhere

Mention a bot in Slack or text it from your phone.

More than chat

Works in your apps

Connect Gmail, GitHub, Notion, and any MCP server.

Learns by watching

Show a task once on its computer. It saves the steps as a skill.

Remembers

Bots keep what they learn and share it with the team.

Wakes up on its own

On a schedule, a webhook, a GitHub event, or a change it watches.

Hands off work

Bots delegate to each other and work together in groups.

It calls you

When something needs you, your bot calls you in the app. Talk it through.

People love it

landed here after a first experience with Grok Bot … then found this alternative, and i can confirm that your work rocks. it replaced totally grok bot for me. mobile app is very smooth too

@dilog1114

Im a co-founder and cto, loving rakazo, we have it running against private on qwen 3.8 with strong hw/gpus - all private.

@bc101101

I use it to find cheap servers and computer parts on ebay and all other marketplaces and send me everything he decided is a good deal.

@michaelortnerit

Hermes is good but more complicated setup. Doitx has better multi agent workflow and simpler to setup

@notabot_92732

ive been using rakazo for 1 month in claude oauth no problems yet

@hey_cabron

I set up the mobile app today with expo, first time using expo but was easy with rakazo walking me through

@mithril0x

Self-hosted

Your machine, your models, your control.

Your model

Choose a different model for each bot.

Work on a schedule

Run recurring tasks while your computer stays on.

You set the limits

Decide which actions need your approval.

Works withDoitx RouterLocal models

Wherever you are

Install

Install Doitx with one command

Install on Windows or Linux straight from your terminal. For macOS, use the download button above.

The Windows command installs Docker Desktop too when it is missing, then installs Doitx. On Linux, Doitx installs to ~/.local/bin and adds a desktop entry.

Open source

Apache-2.0. Run it, change it, make it yours.

FAQ

Can I use my Claude Pro/Max or ChatGPT Plus/Pro subscription?

No. A deployment offers two model providers: the Doitx router at router.doitx.ai, and a local OpenAI-compatible server the operator runs. Each person connects their own key for either one. Doitx does not pay the model bill.

Do I need an API key?

Yes. The key connects the Doitx router, or the local model server the operator runs. A Claude or ChatGPT subscription cannot be used instead.

Can I run a local model?

Yes, when the operator runs a local server. Each bot can use a different model from either provider.

What does the hosted plan include?

Up to 100 computer-hours a month and 5 computers running at once. That is more than enough for most people, and there are no overage charges.

Meet your first bot

Hand over your next task.

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GitHub stars
Apache-2.0
License
Open source
No seats, no gates
Self-host
Your machine