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Foley vs Praex: Features, Pricing & Which Is Better (2026)

A side-by-side comparison of Foley and Praex — features, pricing, and ideal use cases — to help you decide which AI tool fits your workflow.

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Foley

Hanamori Labs, LLC

Freemium

A voice-first to-do list that turns what you say into organized tasks, asks when unsure, and plans your day.

Key features

  • Voice Capture: Say one or several tasks with a shortcut and review what Foley understood before the tasks are added.
  • Clarifying Questions: When a request could match more than one task, Foley asks which you mean rather than making a bad guess.
  • Daily Desk and Calendar: See tasks from every project in one place and move times or details by simply saying so.
  • AI Day Planning: Ask Foley to plan your day around existing tasks and follow the plan back to the work.
  • Projects and Folders: Group work and life into folders and projects that hold tasks and context.
  • Task Context: Attach notes and files and model dependencies such as one task blocking another.
  • Capture History with Undo: Keep the original words beside what Foley changed and undo any capture.
  • Bring Your Own AI Key: Choose Foley-managed AI or connect a personal key and control which projects AI can use as context.

Best for

  • Hands-free Task Entry: Dictate several to-dos in one sentence instead of typing each.
  • Rescheduling by Voice: Say 'change the review to 4 PM' to update a task without opening it.
  • Daily Planning: Have Foley build a plan from the day's tasks.
  • Project Dependencies: Track what blocks what, e.g. an invoice waiting on a board deck.
  • Shared Projects: Share a project with teammates so tasks and comments stay together.
  • Shopping and Packing Lists: Keep simple checklists and add items by voice.
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Praex

Praex

Freemium

Open-source AI coding copartner with its own Velox, Faber and Lucia models, available in terminal, mobile and web.

Key features

  • Own Model Family: Velox II, Faber II and Lucia II are tuned and served by Praex on its own infrastructure, sized from quick edits to frontier-scale problems.
  • Terminal CLI: Install with a one-line script and let the agent read files, run commands, edit code and verify tests directly in your terminal.
  • Cross-Device Sessions: Start a task in the terminal, steer it from your phone and review it on the web with the same agent, memory and session.
  • Bring Your Own Keys: Run Praex on any model with your own API keys or hardware at no extra cost.
  • Open-Source Core: The CLI is an MIT-licensed fork of opencode, so the agent harness can be inspected and modified.
  • No Sign-Up Chat: Start chatting on the web with the free Velox II model without creating an account.

Best for

  • Fixing Failing Builds: Hand the agent a broken deploy and let it read configs, run tests and patch source until tests pass.
  • Everyday Quick Edits: Use the free Velox II model for instant answers and small code changes in the terminal.
  • Deep Reasoning Tasks: Escalate to Faber II on Pro for complex coding and multi-step reasoning.
  • Mobile Task Steering: Kick off a refactor at your desk and monitor or redirect it from your phone.
  • Self-Hosted Workflows: Point the CLI at your own models or keys to keep code on infrastructure you control.
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