What is Zentask?
Zentask is a personal AI agent service that turns plain-language requests into work performed on cloud computers. Zentask supports browsing, writing, building and recurring monitoring for users who do not want to manage every step themselves. Results arrive in chat, and cloud execution allows agents to continue working while the user's laptop is closed.
Zentask gives each personal agent its own name, instructions, files, schedule and conversation. Users can choose a model and establish persistent rules, such as a preferred writing tone or a requirement to return drafts rather than publish them. The website presents both no-code delegation and developer access through machines and an API.
What Zentask can do
Zentask handles both individual assignments and repeated jobs that involve reading, comparing, deciding and writing. The website demonstrates outputs including public landing pages, research reports, videos, competitor checks and development environments. These examples show work delivered as chat replies, downloadable files or live links, depending on the assignment.
- Zentask compares web pages against previous snapshots and reports changes.
- Zentask researches topics and produces reports with sources.
- Zentask drafts social posts using the user's tone instructions.
- Zentask builds landing pages and publishes public links.
- Zentask creates videos and saves them to files.
- Zentask sets up development environments and runs example applications.
How Zentask works
Zentask accepts a typed request, pasted screenshot or voice note as the starting point for a job. Users can turn a useful task into a routine by specifying a schedule in ordinary language. Each agent retains its own instructions, while account-wide rules also apply; the website states that the most specific rule wins.
Zentask provides a web panel and delivers results through chat, with Telegram shown as a delivery destination and WhatsApp presented as a launch option. Each agent can also have an email address that accepts messages from allowed senders and replies in the same thread. Developers receive REST API access covering agents, machines, conversations, files and usage.
Who Zentask is for
Zentask serves people who want to describe an outcome rather than operate a terminal or manually supervise each task. The website includes examples for solo founders, small software businesses and developers. Recurring research and monitoring are prominent use cases, alongside content production and practical website or application work.
- Solo founders can request social post drafts based on current discussions.
- Business users can monitor competitor pricing pages for changes.
- Software teams can compare subscription payment providers in research reports.
- Developers can prepare Python environments and test example web applications.
Zentask pricing and plans
Zentask cloud access starts with Pro at $20 for the first month and then $50 per month. Pro includes $50 of usage across up to 10 agents, covering models and machines in one subscription. Additional spending uses credits purchased in advance, and work stops when the available balance runs out.
Zentask allows cancellation at any time and retains agents and files for 30 days after cancellation. An idle agent sleeps and incurs storage costs only. The website also describes a separate model hub accessed through a CLI or users' own tools, billed through pay-as-you-go credits; that option does not include cloud computers or agents.
Zentask strengths and limitations
Zentask combines persistent instructions, scheduled execution and visible costs in a workflow that does not require a developer background. Downloadable outputs and API access also support users who want to move results into other workflows. The website describes confirmation before sending, posting, paying or deleting, while also noting that scheduled runs make reasonable decisions and report them rather than always waiting for approval.
- Zentask requires Pro for cloud computers and personal agents.
- Zentask does not yet read a user's inbox or calendar directly.
- Zentask's iPhone app is coming soon; the web panel currently works in Safari.
Zentask FAQ
What is Zentask?
Zentask is a personal AI agent service that performs tasks from plain-language instructions on cloud computers. Zentask supports research, writing, building and recurring monitoring, with results delivered in chat and generated files available to download.
Is Zentask free?
Zentask cloud agents are not free: Pro costs $20 for the first month, then $50 per month. Zentask also describes a separate model hub with pay-as-you-go credits, but that option does not include cloud computers or personal agents.
Can Zentask run tasks while my laptop is closed?
Zentask runs agents on cloud computers, so scheduled work can continue while the user's laptop is closed. Zentask supports recurring routines such as competitor checks, morning briefs and weekly reports, and can report only changes rather than repeat unchanged information.
Do I need coding skills to use Zentask?
Zentask does not require coding skills for its no-code agent workflow. Zentask accepts plain-language requests through the panel, and agents browse, write files and run tasks on their computers without requiring users to work in a terminal.
Does Zentask have an API?
Zentask includes a REST API with every paid plan. Zentask provides developer-key access to agents, machines, conversations, files and usage, alongside Linux machines with sudo and Docker. Pro also includes live URLs for applications.
Can Zentask read my email or calendar?
Zentask cannot directly read a user's inbox or calendar yet. Zentask agents can have their own email addresses, receive forwarded or copied messages from allowed senders, and reply in the same thread. Users can also provide information through chat, screenshots and attached files.
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