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Mira vs Poke:
Full-stack AI agent or personal assistant

Poke handles your calendar, inbox, and daily reminders across iMessage, WhatsApp, and SMS, personal tasks, done well. Mira traded platform breadth for depth: native to Telegram, it creates content, coordinates teams in group chats, executes on-chain transactions, and closes tasks without handing anything back to you.
Zero setup · No credit card
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Choose Mira when your work lives in Telegram and you need an agent that acts, not just answers.

Mira is a personal AI agent native to Telegram. You text @mira and it acts: sends emails, books meetings, writes code, generates videos, summarizes group threads, runs automated workflows across tools and services, and tracks a wallet. Memory follows you across every conversation and extends into group chats so your whole team shares context, not separate instances.

Mira connects to 1,000+ tools, runs background Skills on schedules you set in plain language, and routes each task to the best model — Claude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, Seedream, Nano Banana, Kling, Seedance, Dreamactor, Omnihuman, or others. Private Mode processes requests inside a Trusted Execution Environment on decentralized hardware: zero retention, even the node operator can't read it.

Telegram-native
Team-ready
Model-agnostic
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Choose Poke when you want a lightweight personal assistant that works across every messenger you already use.

Poke is a personal assistant you reach by text across iMessage, SMS, WhatsApp, and Telegram. It manages your calendar, triages email, sends reminders, tracks health and fitness data via Oura and Strava, and runs pre-built automations through Poke Recipes. Custom workflows require Poke Kitchen, a developer tool that assumes technical comfort.

Tasks route across multiple models depending on what you're asking. The scope stays personal. No group chat agent, no team memory, no content generation, no crypto layer.

Multi-messenger
Personal tasks
iMessage-first

Side by side comparison

The key differences between Mira AI assistant and Poke. Where a chatbot ends and an AI agent begins.
Feature
Where it works
AI agent in personal and group chats
Yes
Telegram
Yes
iMessage, SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram
Team Agent
Joins shared chats, tracks decisions, works for the whole chat
Yes
No
Memory
Remembers you and your team across every conversation
Yes
partial
Limited
Model choice
Routes tasks across 10+ AI models
Yes
Yes
Scheduled automations
Recurring jobs that run on their own
Yes
Yes
Creator Studio
Images, video, and music from a single chat
Yes
No
Private Mode
Confidential compute, zero retention
Yes
No
On-chain agent (TON wallet)
Balances, swaps, and transfers from chat
Yes
No
Integrations
Connected tools and services
Yes
1000+
Yes
Limited
Smart home & health tracking
Oura, Strava, connected devices
No
Yes
No phone number required
Sign in with existing account, nothing else needed
Yes
No

Pricing snapshot

Mira
Free
Pro from $27/mo
Pro Max $99/mo
  • Free tier includes core AI chat, memory, and basic integrations, no credit card required.
  • Pro ($27/mo) unlocks background Skills, full integration suite, and Creator Studio.
  • Pro Max ($99/mo) is the highest tier — less than Poke Ultra at any billing cycle.
Poke
Free
Pro $16–19/mo
Ultra $160–199/mo
  • Free tier blocks frontier AI models and background automations — the two features most users actually need.
  • Pro ($16–19/mo) enables automations and frontier models.
  • Ultra ($160–199/mo) adds priority support and the highest rate limits.

Choose Mira when you…

  • Work primarily in Telegram: you want an agent that knows the context, not one that's just reachable on the platform.
  • Need team coverage: adding Mira to a group chat means decisions get tracked, follow-ups get assigned, and anyone can delegate a task with a single @mira mention.
  • Create content regularly: image generation, video notes, scheduled posts, and music production all happen inside the same conversation, no third app needed.
  • Want execution, not just answers: Mira sends the email, books the slot, files the report, and tells you when it's done.

Choose Poke when you…

  • Live on iMessage or SMS:Poke supports Apple Messages for Business and works natively across iMessage and SMS
  • Want a health and lifestyle layer: Oura sleep scores, Strava activity, smart home controls, and flight tracking are native in Poke.
  • Prefer multi-messenger reach: if your contacts are split across WhatsApp, iMessage, and Telegram, Poke covers all of them.
  • Build custom integrations via MCP: Poke functions as an MCP client, letting developers connect their own servers beyond the built-in toolset.
Mira
Free
Pro from $27/mo
Pro Max $99/mo
  • Free tier includes core AI chat, memory, and basic integrations, no credit card required.
  • Pro ($27/mo) unlocks background Skills, full integration suite, and Creator Studio.
  • Pro Max ($99/mo) is the highest tier — less than Poke Ultra at any billing cycle.
Choose Mira when you…
  • Work primarily in Telegram: you want an agent that knows the context, not one that's just reachable on the platform.
  • Need team coverage: adding Mira to a group chat means decisions get tracked, follow-ups get assigned, and anyone can delegate a task with a single @mira mention.
  • Create content regularly: image generation, video notes, scheduled posts, and music production all happen inside the same conversation, no third app needed.
  • Want execution, not just answers: Mira sends the email, books the slot, files the report, and tells you when it's done.
Poke
Free
Pro $16–19/mo
Ultra $160–199/mo
  • Free tier blocks frontier AI models and background automations — the two features most users actually need.
  • Pro ($16–19/mo) enables automations and frontier models.
  • Ultra ($160–199/mo) adds priority support and the highest rate limits.
Choose Poke when you…
  • Live on iMessage or SMS:Poke supports Apple Messages for Business and works natively across iMessage and SMS
  • Want a health and lifestyle layer: Oura sleep scores, Strava activity, smart home controls, and flight tracking are native in Poke.
  • Prefer multi-messenger reach: if your contacts are split across WhatsApp, iMessage, and Telegram, Poke covers all of them.
  • Build custom integrations via MCP: Poke functions as an MCP client, letting developers connect their own servers beyond the built-in toolset.
Public plans — see full pricing on each product's site.

FAQ

  • Is Mira better than Poke?

    The two AI tools are better at different jobs. Poke wins if iMessage or SMS is your primary channel, or if smart home and health integrations matter to your routine. Mira wins if Telegram is where your work happens, especially for group coordination, content generation, and crypto. The right one depends on where you actually spend your day.
  • Can Poke work inside Telegram?

    Yes. Poke runs on Telegram, iMessage, WhatsApp, and SMS. You add it as a contact and text it. The experience is identical across platforms, which is Poke's strength and its ceiling: no Telegram-specific features like group-chat memory or channel automation.
  • What does Mira do that Poke can't?

    Four things: group-chat coordination with shared team memory, a Creator Studio for generating images, video, and audio inside Telegram, Private Mode with zero-retention processing in a Trusted Execution Environment, and an on-chain agent for TON balances, swaps, and transfers.
  • Which is better for teams — Poke or Mira?

    Mira, clearly. Poke has no group-chat agent, no shared memory, and no team features. Mira works as a Telegram group member: tracks decisions, names owners, summarizes threads, and holds shared context across the whole team.
  • Does Mira work outside Telegram?

    Mira's home is Telegram, but it already connects to Slack — you can manage Slack channels, messages, and notifications directly from your Telegram chat. Native iMessage and Slack support are on the roadmap. For now, Poke has a genuine cross-platform edge for users who need a presence across multiple messengers today.

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Free to start · no installs · works in
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