Rabbit
Rabbit's AI operating system and r1 device with the Large Action Model that learns to use apps.
Rabbit is Rabbit's AI operating system and r1 device with the Large Action Model that learns to use apps. Features the proprietary Large Action Model (LAM) designed to learn and execute app actions on behalf of users.
About Rabbit
Rabbit is a non-coding AI agent built around an operating system and the r1 device, using a Large Action Model (LAM) that learns to operate apps.
It pairs the LAM with a teach mode: users demonstrate an app workflow, and the model observes and replicates it to execute actions on their behalf.
It is a paid product with no free or freemium tier, so it fits people willing to pay for an agent tied to dedicated hardware. It is not open source, which rules out self-hosting, customization, or community modification for anyone who needs those.
Within non-coding AI agents, it ships as a physical device plus its own action model rather than a browser- or chat-only agent.
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What it does well
- Features the proprietary Large Action Model (LAM) designed to learn and execute app actions on behalf of users.
- Includes a teach mode in which users can demonstrate app workflows for the model to observe and replicate.
Where it falls short
- Listed as paid with no free or freemium tier available.
- Not open source, which limits customization, self-hosting, and community modification.
Tagged
- Web-based
- Agentic Mode
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</a>Frequently asked questions
- What is Rabbit?
- Rabbit is Rabbit's AI operating system and r1 device with the Large Action Model that learns to use apps.
- Is Rabbit free?
- Rabbit is a paid product. Pricing details are on the official site.
- What platforms does Rabbit support?
- Rabbit runs on web.
- What category does Rabbit belong to?
- Rabbit is in the AI Agents (non-coding) category — Autonomous agents for research, customer support, sales, scheduling, and other non-coding tasks.
- What are the downsides of Rabbit?
- Listed as paid with no free or freemium tier available. Not open source, which limits customization, self-hosting, and community modification.