Just hand over the job
With Milo there are no agents to design or maintain: you describe the work and Milo carries it through. Tasklet is built around setting up separate agents.
Milo vs Tasklet
Tasklet lets you build always-on AI agents with their own cloud computers, billed in credits. Milo is one AI teammate you hand jobs to from WhatsApp, iMessage or team chat, for one price per person.
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The short answer
Choose Tasklet if you want to build several specialized agents, each with its own tools, email address or phone number, paid from one shared pool of credits.
Choose Milo if you would rather hand jobs to one teammate in plain words, from WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat, for one price per person and no credits.
Milo and Tasklet, side by side
| Question | Milo | Tasklet |
|---|---|---|
| Where you work with it | Web, Mac and Windows apps, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat. | Web, Mac and iPhone apps, plus each agent’s own email address, iMessage number and Slack identity. |
| Text it on WhatsApp or iMessage | Yes.Yes. Text Milo like a teammate on WhatsApp or iMessage. | Partly.iMessage and RCS, yes. No WhatsApp. |
| Works in Slack, Teams and Google Chat | Yes.Yes. Mention @Milo in a channel or space to hand it a task; it answers there with the sources it can access. | Partly.Slack, yes. Microsoft Teams only as a connected app, not a place to chat. No Google Chat. |
| Does the work on websites | Yes.Yes. Its own computer in the cloud, plus your Chrome or Mac when a task needs them. | Yes.Yes. Each agent has its own cloud computer; the agent web browser is on paid plans. |
| Connects to your apps | Yes.Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Drive, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce and 40+ more, plus your own apps through MCP. | Yes.More than 3,000 integrations, plus any API or MCP server. |
| Keeps working on goals over time | Yes.Yes. Recurring work and ongoing goals that it follows through. | Yes.Yes. Automations on schedules and triggers that run around the clock. |
| Remembers you | Yes.Yes. It learns your preferences and the details you would otherwise repeat. | Yes.Yes. Each agent learns from its own threads. |
| Buys things with your approval | Yes.Yes. Saved logins and cards stay in Vault, and Milo asks before it pays. | Not published.Not documented. |
| Price | Free to start, no card. Then $49, $99 or $199 per person a month. | Free trial credits. Starter $25 and Pro $100 a month for the whole organization, billed in credits. |
Checked on November 5, 2026, against each company’s public product, pricing and help pages. Product features and prices change; the sources are listed below.
Why people choose Milo
WhatsApp, Teams and Google Chat
Milo works on WhatsApp and iMessage, and in Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat. Tasklet has no WhatsApp and does not chat in Teams.
One price per person, no credits
Milo is $49, $99 or $199 per person a month, with no credits. Tasklet bills in credits and does not publish how many credits a task uses.
When Tasklet is the better pick
- You want to build many always-on agents for different jobs, each with its own email address or phone number.
- You prefer one shared credit pool for the whole company instead of a price per person.
Questions people ask
Is Milo a good alternative to Tasklet?
Yes, if you want one teammate you message in the chats you already use, with one price per person. Tasklet suits teams that want to build and run many specialized agents.
Does Tasklet work on WhatsApp?
Not as of November 2026. Tasklet agents can be reached by email, iMessage and Slack. Milo works on WhatsApp and iMessage, and in Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat.
How does Milo’s pricing compare with Tasklet’s?
Milo starts free with no card, then costs $49, $99 or $199 per person a month. Tasklet has free trial credits, then Starter at $25 and Pro at $100 a month for the whole organization, billed in credits.
Do both have their own computer in the cloud?
Yes. Both do browser work on their own cloud computer. On Tasklet, the agent web browser is a paid-plan feature; Milo can also use your Chrome or Mac when a task needs them.
Sources
Give Milo the job.
It works in the apps and chats you already use, and follows through.