Dexto

Dexto describes itself as an operating system for agentic work: a persistent home for AI agents, their context and the tools they use. Instead of a chatbot that only answers questions, it takes action, sending emails, updating spreadsheets, filing tickets, generating images and video, building and running apps, and running recurring processes across connected services. Each account gets its own persistent cloud computer where Dexto stores files, runs code, opens browsers and hosts apps, so work continues while the user's laptop is closed. It is aimed at professionals and teams who want agents that keep working over time rather than one off chat sessions. Work is organised into projects with chats, instructions, skills and apps. Users can reach more than 400 models alongside video, image and audio generation through a single credit system, connect more than 50 integrations and custom MCP servers, build custom apps, deploy sites from a prompt, create specialised agents, and schedule loops that repeat on a timetable. Memory lets Dexto learn what matters to each user, and people can bring an existing ChatGPT subscription or their own provider keys. Pricing is usage based. The Free tier includes a one time $5 usage credit and every core feature. Pro is pay as you go, with credit top ups the page shows ranging from $5 to $500, spent on model tokens, cloud compute, media and connections at the rates in Dexto's usage pricing reference. Enterprise is arranged by conversation and adds private deployment in the customer's cloud, implementation support, custom models and harnesses, and identity and governance controls.