Ranking of 13 Personal Agents by Number of Connectable Apps

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Yesterday I just updated the five criteria that determine the upper limit of how good a Personal Agent can be, and someone asked me if there's a simpler approach, so here's a comprehensive ranking based on how many apps it can connect to, subscription quota, and restricted regions.

So here I am!

This ranking uses the number of connectable APPs as the selection factor. If it were based on connectable MCPs or skills, the newly emerging ones aren't as strong as openclaw and Hermes; dots theoretically can also connect to codex's existing 4000 plugins, but it's not fully compatible yet.

Participating in the ranking are meta muse, grok bot, chatgpt dots, gemini spark, hark, Instinct, OpenClaw, Hermes, manus cue, poke, today, Qwen Go!, and Lingguang 2.0

1️⃣ First, the first round of ranking is the number of connectable Apps,

muse (54) > Dots (50) > spark (35) > today (30) > poke (30) > grok bot (20) > cue (15) > Instinct (12) > hark > Lingguang 2.0 (10) = Qwen Go (10) = Herems = OpenClaw

Highly overlapping apps (more than half of the agents have them): Google Workspace, Slack, Notion, github, Microsoft 365, calendar and email apps.

More unique ones are muse's meta ecosystem (facebook, ins, threads and such), plus health, smart home and car systems (Peloton, Withings, Philips hue, tesla), and also Plaid and Shopify e-commerce.

spark has Google's distinctive keep and tasks, plus Adobe, and SeatGeak and many lifestyle ones I've never used at all.

Hark has its unique multi-browser parallelism, which is faster at information gathering than grok bot's multi-agent.

today, Lingguang, and Qwen go are just the apps we're familiar with: Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, Dida, Mijia (Xiaomi car system), and Qwen go has also connected Alibaba's Alipay, Taobao, Tmall, Amap, and Cainiao.

If I were to choose, I'd go by my own commonly used APPs, picking one overseas and one domestic, dual-wielding phones for full coverage.

2️⃣ Our second ranking also looks at quota, usage limits, and ecosystem compatibility. Since it's meant to be involved in life, I definitely want it to record my health data for all 30 days a month without missing any due to quota.

Hark (free, the subscription difference is just quota, no feature limits, usable on ios, Android, and web) > Poke (has free quota) = today (has a chrome plugin that can reuse the computer's local login state for browser automation) > spark (subscribe to pro) = grok bot (subscribe to pro) = openai dots (subscribe) > hermes (has free models and you can also configure your own api; if you're willing to tinker, mcp and skill can all be fully connected) = openclaw > muse (only usable in the US and Canada) > Qwen go, Lingguang 2.0, cue and instinct (these all require invitation to beta test)

I believe that through my shortest-ever personal agent beginner ranking, you can also pick out the personal agent that suits you best at this stage. However, the ecosystems are all developing rapidly, and I estimate that in a month this ranking will change again, and the numbers will change too. I'll do another version then.