Short answer: LVLZ is a personal AI agent that launched on 16 October 2026. At launch you gave it a name, saved one number and texted it on iMessage; it books, buys, schedules and follows up, and everything it does appears in a web workspace at app.lvlz.ai. Update, 30 October 2026: LVLZ now runs on WhatsApp, with voice notes and phone calls, as a CRM, support, social and ads agent. It is free with no card or time limit, and Autopilot costs USD 29 a month.

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LVLZ AI agent: a personal assistant you text on iMessage

Key facts

Update, 30 October 2026: what is LVLZ now?

LVLZ has grown since launch. Its English homepage now calls it “Your Agent. CRM, support, social and ads on WhatsApp”: you message, voice-note or call your agent on WhatsApp, and it files leads, clients and bookings, runs follow-ups and social posts, answers Instagram and Facebook comments and messages, and runs Meta and Google ads, with every action in the web app. It is built for solo and small appointment-based service businesses and also for personal use, and it works anywhere WhatsApp does, on Android and iPhone.

Pricing is simpler too. Per the pricing page, LVLZ is free, with no card, no time limit and no message limit. Autopilot, for a business that connects its social, ad and business accounts, costs USD 29 a month or USD 290 a year, with 3 connected accounts and 30 call minutes a month included. 1,500+ apps such as Slack, Trello and QuickBooks connect for free, Gmail and Google Calendar connect with one Google sign-in (connectors page), and LVLZ also works as an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Grok and Cursor (MCP page). The sections below describe LVLZ as it launched on 16 October. See the current LVLZ profile.

What did LVLZ launch on 16 October 2026?

On 16 October 2026 the LVLZ team introduced LVLZ, a personal AI agent you text like a person (launch post). You give your agent a name, save one number and send it what you need on iMessage. The company’s tagline is “your own agent, one text away.”

The reasoning is simple: the work people want help with shows up in the car, between meetings or late at night, and the message thread is always within reach. LVLZ starts there, with no app to install and nothing new to learn, and pairs the chat with a full workspace at app.lvlz.ai.

How does texting an LVLZ agent work?

One shared number, your own agent

Every account texts the same LVLZ number, and your phone number tells the agent whose work it is doing (iMessage feature page). LVLZ says setup takes about two minutes: verify your phone, name your agent and send a first request. It replies in short texts, sends photos and PDFs back as real files and, after getting to know you, checks in on its own with reminders and finished jobs.

Errands in a cloud browser

For bookings, forms and shopping, LVLZ works on real websites in a cloud browser. You can watch it live in the app and look back at every step. Routines such as a morning brief, a price watch or a weekly review run on a schedule and report back in your thread.

A workspace that mirrors the chat

Anything you text can become a task with an owner and a date. The workspace shows the same work as a board, list, table, calendar or timeline, and memory is readable: you can see, edit, delete or export what the agent remembers. LVLZ says every capability is defined once, so anything you can click you can also ask for by text.

What does LVLZ cost and who is it for?

At launch, the pricing page listed Personal at USD 19 a month (USD 16 billed yearly), Pro USD 49 (USD 41) and Business USD 149 (USD 124). Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and model usage above the plan allowance is billed at cost. Pro adds more browser time, model choice per task and a custom persona; Business adds a shared workspace, roles, CRM import and a team vault.

LVLZ targeted busy individuals and small business owners. At launch it worked on iMessage, and the company said WhatsApp was next on the same number; as of 30 October it runs on WhatsApp. Regional availability, the legal entity and founders were not stated on lvlz.ai, and LVLZ says it has not published funding details, customer names or user counts (AI instructions page). We found no independent press coverage as of 17 October 2026.

How does LVLZ keep you in control?

LVLZ asks before it pays, before it writes to someone new and before it deletes anything, and those rules are enforced by the system rather than left to the model. Passwords and cards sit in an encrypted vault and are filled in by a server-side browser, so the model never sees them.

You choose which AI model handles chat, planning, writing and browsing, routed through OpenRouter. The privacy policy says LVLZ does not sell personal information and does not use conversations, workspace or memory to train AI models, and it names its processors, including Vercel, Supabase, OpenRouter and Linq for iMessage delivery.

What does LVLZ mean for small businesses?

For a solo founder or a small team, LVLZ works like a back office that answers texts. Text what happened with a client and it files it in the right table, creating tables and fields as needed. It can run follow-ups, scheduling, email and project tracking with approvals for anything that leaves the business.

Connectors cover Gmail, Google Calendar and Contacts, plus a catalog with Notion, Linear, Stripe, GitHub and more, and you can add any MCP server by URL (connectors page). Useful starting points: the errand runner template, restaurant booking, price tracking and restaurant and appointment booking.

How does LVLZ compare with Tab and Poke?

Tab is also texted on iMessage or WhatsApp and has its own phone number, computer and wallet, but it is in private beta behind a waitlist. LVLZ is open to sign-ups with published prices and a full task workspace. See LVLZ vs Tab.

Poke works on Apple Messages, WhatsApp, Telegram and more, with a free tier and a USD 19 Pro plan. LVLZ launched on iMessage with a free trial; it now runs on WhatsApp with a free plan, and focuses on a CRM, projects, tables and a cloud browser. Side by side: LVLZ vs Poke. More options: Persona and the personal agents table.

What comes next for LVLZ?

The launch post lists WhatsApp on the same number, more connectors for business tools, an MCP server so you can reach your agent from Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, and agent-to-agent scheduling between friends who both agree to connect. The pricing page already names agent-to-agent with approved friends as a Pro feature, so watch the features page, which marks each capability as Live, Soon or Later.

We will update the LVLZ profile and comparisons as the roadmap ships.

Timeline: how did we get here?

Agent snapshot: what do we know so far?

Facts below come from the agent profiles in our directory, each linked to its source.

LVLZ at a glance

Full LVLZ profile

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Poke at a glance

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LVLZ

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AI agent you message, voice-note or call on WhatsApp: it runs your CRM, answers clients, posts on social media and runs ads, with every action in a web app. For businesses and personal use.

Tab

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Poke

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Proactive assistant on iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram with many integrations

Frequently asked questions

What is LVLZ?

An AI agent you name and message, voice-note or call on WhatsApp. It runs your CRM, answers clients, posts on social media and runs ads, and everything it does appears in a web workspace. It launched on 16 October 2026, first on iMessage.

How much does LVLZ cost?

As of 30 October 2026, LVLZ is free with no card, no time limit and no message limit. Autopilot, for a business that connects its accounts, is USD 29 a month or USD 290 a year (lvlz.ai/pricing). At launch, plans were USD 19, 49 and 149 a month with a 7-day trial.

Does LVLZ work on WhatsApp or Android?

Yes, as of 30 October 2026. LVLZ now runs on WhatsApp, with voice notes and phone calls, so it works on Android and iPhone. At launch it worked on iMessage.

Can LVLZ spend money without asking?

Approvals for payments, new recipients and deletions are on by default and enforced outside the model. Cards sit in an encrypted vault the model never sees.

Who is behind LVLZ?

The site signs as the LVLZ team. A legal entity, founders and funding were not disclosed in the sources we checked.

Sources

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