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On-device personal AI agent that acts across your apps
MultiOn has pivoted: it now operates as AGI, Inc. and centers on AGI-0, an on-device personal agent, rather than its original web-automation API. That transition matters — developers who relied on the MultiOn API should confirm its current status and roadmap before building on it. As a consumer on-device agent the vision is compelling, but reliability of computer-use agents remains uneven, so treat capability claims as things to test rather than assume.
MultiOn, now branded AGI, Inc., builds AI agents that take real actions across the web and on-device apps. Originally known for a web-automation API and consumer extension, it has pivoted toward AGI-0, a proactive personal AI co-worker that reads on-screen interfaces and taps, types, scrolls, and navigates to complete tasks across phones, laptops, and browsers — with an emphasis on private, on-device execution. It offers a free tier and a low-cost premium consumer tier, but is a company in active transition.
MultiOn began as an AI agent that could take real actions on the web — navigating sites, filling forms, and completing tasks — exposed both as a consumer product and a developer API for embedding web-action capability into other apps. By 2026 the company had rebranded to AGI, Inc. and shifted its center of gravity toward AGI-0, a personalized, proactive AI "co-worker" that operates across phones, laptops, and browsers. AGI-0 is designed to read on-screen interfaces the way a human does and then tap, scroll, type, and navigate to complete tasks inside any app, without relying on special APIs or plugins. The company has emphasized on-device execution for privacy, including a collaboration with Qualcomm targeting Snapdragon hardware, and launched a consumer extension that reportedly reached hundreds of thousands of downloads. Buyers should note this is a company in transition: the MultiOn brand and API were widely adopted as an agentic building block, but the strategic emphasis and product surface have moved toward the AGI-0 mobile/on-device experience. Anyone evaluating it should confirm which products, APIs, and support commitments are currently active, as offerings in this space are changing quickly.
MultiOn, now operating as AGI, Inc., builds AI agents that take real actions across the web and on-device apps. It originally offered a web-automation API and consumer extension but pivoted toward AGI-0, a proactive on-device personal co-worker. It emphasizes private on-device execution, including a Qualcomm/Snapdragon collaboration. It offers a free tier and a ~$19/month premium consumer tier, but is a company in active transition, so verify current product and API status.
MultiOn started as an AI agent company enabling software to take real actions on the web, offered both as a consumer product and a developer API. By 2026 it had rebranded to AGI, Inc. and refocused around AGI-0, a personalized, proactive AI co-worker spanning phones, laptops, and browsers.
The company positions AGI-0 as a general-purpose on-device assistant that interacts with app interfaces the way a person does, and has highlighted privacy via on-device execution, including a collaboration with Qualcomm.
The core capability is taking actions: agents read on-screen interfaces and then tap, scroll, type, and navigate to complete tasks inside apps without special APIs or plugins. A consumer browser extension brought web-action automation to end users, and a developer API historically let other products embed web-action capability.
With AGI-0, the emphasis moves to a cross-surface, proactive personal agent with on-device execution for privacy. Because the product surface is shifting, specific features and availability should be confirmed directly.
Primarily individual consumers and early adopters who want a personal agent that acts across their apps, with a secondary developer audience that used the MultiOn API as an agentic building block.
Individuals who want an AI that completes real tasks across their phone, laptop, and browser.
For the consumer product, the end user is the buyer; historically, developers evaluating the API were a separate audience.
AI enthusiasts, on-device/privacy advocates, and developers experimenting with computer-use agents.
A tech-forward individual comfortable granting an agent access to act across their apps, who values on-device execution and is willing to tolerate the rough edges of an evolving product.
MultiOn (AGI, Inc.) is a venture-backed startup that raised early funding to develop its agent technology. Specific round sizes and investors are not consistently disclosed in current public sources, so treat funding details cautiously and verify independently.
Yes, but it now operates as AGI, Inc. and has shifted its focus to AGI-0, an on-device personal AI agent, rather than its original web-automation API.
It runs AI agents that take real actions across web and on-device apps — reading the screen and tapping, typing, scrolling, and navigating to complete tasks on your behalf.
As of August 2026 there is a free tier with limited monthly actions and a premium consumer tier around $19/month for unlimited usage. Verify current pricing with the vendor.
The company emphasizes on-device execution for privacy, including a collaboration with Qualcomm targeting Snapdragon hardware.
MultiOn's API was widely adopted, but with the pivot to AGI, Inc. and AGI-0, developers should confirm the API's current status and roadmap before building on it.
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