# Doitx

Open source

Give your bots a job. Check in from any device.

## 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.

## 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.

- 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.
- Lead: Outbound lead
- Roles: Verification, Account research, Outreach, WhatsApp, Facebook, LinkedIn, Deal follow-up

### 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.

- 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.
- Lead: Operations lead
- Roles: Technical SEO, Content lead, AEO / GEO, Digital PR, Merchandising, Paid media

### 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.

- 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.
- Lead: Commander → Editor-in-chief
- Roles: WeChat, Zhihu, Weibo, Toutiao, Baijiahao, Douyin, Kuaishou, Channels, Website

7,668 runs in 7 days, 6,731 completed, 21 always-on routines, 58 bots working together. Numbers from one private deployment running continuously in November 2026, over the previous seven days. No customer data is included.

## Message them anywhere

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

- Slack
- iMessage & SMS (Self-hosted)
- WhatsApp (Self-hosted)
- Telegram (Self-hosted)

## 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 with: Doitx Router, Local models.

## Install Doitx with one command

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

Windows:

```powershell
irm https://doitx.ai/install.ps1 | iex
```

Linux:

```bash
curl -fsSL https://doitx.ai/install.sh | bash
```

## Open source

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

[Cloud](https://app.doitx.ai): Beta.

## 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.

- [Agent setup prompt](https://doitx.ai/en/docs)
- [Self-hosting guide](https://doitx.ai/self-hosted-ai-agent/)
- [Full self-hosting reference](https://doitx.ai/en/docs/self-host/)
- [OpenClaw comparison](https://doitx.ai/openclaw-alternative/)
- [Source code](https://github.com/iishows/doitx)

## Site index

- [Agent instructions](https://doitx.ai/llms.txt)
- [Self-hosted AI agent](https://doitx.ai/self-hosted-ai-agent/)
- [OpenClaw comparison](https://doitx.ai/openclaw-alternative/)
- [Alternatives](https://doitx.ai/alternatives/)
- [Docs](https://doitx.ai/en/docs/)
- [Integrations](https://doitx.ai/en/integrations/)
- [Blog](https://doitx.ai/blog/)
- [Open source Grok Bot alternative](https://doitx.ai/grok-bot-alternative/)
- [About](https://doitx.ai/about/)
- [Support](https://doitx.ai/support/)
- [Privacy](https://doitx.ai/privacy/)
- [Terms](https://doitx.ai/terms/)
- [Sitemap](https://doitx.ai/sitemap-index.xml)