Yansu

Yansu does something most AI assistants only promise: it acts before you ask. The idea of a virtual cursor that runs its own pointer in a separate layer is clever—no fighting for control. It works on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and stores everything locally with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications. The no-prompt approach is great for repetitive tasks like form filling or ticket filing, and the multi-model AI (Claude, GPT, Gemini) chooses the best model per task. But there are usage caps—Free tier gives only ~2 handoffs and ~2 automations per month, which is barely enough to evaluate. Pro ($20/mo) bumps to ~5 each, and Studio ($100/mo) to ~25. If you need high-volume automation, the Max plan at $200/mo caps at ~50 handoffs, which might still be tight for power users. Integrations are limited to chat apps—no Jira, Notion, or GitHub out of the box, though the vendor page mentions consolidating those in examples, suggesting it can navigate them via screen observation. Compared to ChatGPT or Copilot, Yansu is proactive rather than reactive, but those tools have broader integrations and no caps. We'd recommend Yansu for someone who wants to automate desktop workflows without coding and values privacy. Pass if you need cloud access, extensive integrations, or high-volume automation without paying for the top tier.