Construct

Construct

Gives an AI agent its own actual computer — browser, terminal, files, memory that persists — so it can go do a real recurring task (like checking inboxes or updating a spreadsheet) on a schedule, instead of you re-prompting a chatbot every time.

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📁 AI & Machine Learning🗣️ English📅 August 23, 2026

Description

Chat-based AI assistants are great at answering a question in the moment, but they forget everything when the conversation ends, and they can't do anything while you're not actively typing to them. For a solo founder who needs the same report pulled every Monday, or the same three systems checked every morning, that's a real gap — you end up either doing the repetitive task yourself or re-explaining it to a chatbot every single time.

Construct's approach is to give the AI agent a persistent computer of its own: a real desktop environment with a browser, terminal, file storage, email and calendar access, plus memory that carries over between runs. You set up a workflow once — connect to tools like Gmail, Notion, Linear, GitHub or HubSpot — and the agent can run it on a schedule or on-demand via Slack, Telegram, Discord or email, without you re-explaining the task. It's aimed squarely at the constraint solo founders and lean teams actually face: not a shortage of ideas, but a shortage of hours to execute the routine ones.

💬 Our review

The short version: if you're a solo founder with a handful of genuinely repetitive computer-based tasks (checking systems, pulling reports, routine follow-ups) and you're tired of babysitting a chatbot through them every time, Construct's persistent-agent model is built exactly for that — though it starts adding up in cost as you scale usage.

Against other "AI coworker" products like Clark or WorkClaw, Construct's differentiator is the full computer metaphor — a real browser, terminal and file system the agent operates in, rather than a narrower chat-plus-tools interface — which matters for tasks that genuinely need multi-step computer navigation, not just API calls. The Lite tier at $9/month is genuinely cheap to try, but the runtime and step limits scale sharply with price (Pro at $199/month for 15 agents and 1000 steps), so a team running heavy automation will land in real SaaS-budget territory fast. Worth trialing for a handful of clearly-defined recurring tasks; not yet a wholesale replacement for a human hire on complex, judgment-heavy work.

💰 Pricing

FreemiumDès $9/mois, jusqu'à $199/mois en Pro
Lite $9/moisStarter $39/moisPro $199/mois

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
🆓 Freemium

Lite $9/mois (2 agents) · Starter $39/mois (5 agents) · Pro $199/mois (15 agents, 1000 steps) · Enterprise sur devis · essai Pro 7 jours

👥 Target audienceFondateurs solo et petites équipes cherchant à automatiser des tâches récurrentes
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesMondial
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Pros

L'agent dispose d'un vrai ordinateur (navigateur, terminal, fichiers), pas juste d'un chat

Mémoire persistante entre les sessions, contrairement à un chatbot classique

Accès multi-canal : web, Slack, Telegram, Discord, email

Intégrations avec Gmail, Notion, Linear, GitHub, HubSpot et plus

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Cons

Coût qui grimpe vite avec le nombre d'agents et le runtime (Pro $199/mois)

Pas encore un remplacement pour du travail nécessitant un vrai jugement humain

Limites de steps/runtime par palier à surveiller de près

Marché naissant des « AI coworkers », produits encore jeunes

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