Koshra vs Rerun

Rerun, from Reunit SA in Luxembourg, is a hosted service for AI coworkers, each with its own cloud computer, and since 29 October 2026 also an open source edition under AGPL-3.0. Koshra is a team of AI employees that runs on a server you control, built on an Apache 2.0 open source base. Both give a team of agents shared memory, schedules and approvals.

Deployment and feature differences, checked 2 November 2026. Competitor features are vendor-advertised, not independently tested. No overall winner. Sources are linked below.

Area	Koshra	Rerun
Where it runs	Server-hosted assisted preview. Core data stays on the selected server. Files and model providers may process data elsewhere.	Hosted, with one VM per workspace on Hetzner in Germany. The open source edition can be self-hosted, which Rerun describes as documented, not supported
Licence	Built on an Apache-2.0-licensed foundation. Koshra distribution, support and resale are separate agreed terms.	Open source edition under AGPL-3.0, so a changed version you host for others must have its source published; its trademark policy asks anyone hosting it for others to rebrand
Data residency	Wherever your server is, for example India or the EU. Model calls go to the provider you pick for each bot	EU: workspace VMs in Germany, with US model providers among its listed sub-processors; GDPR data processing agreement
Team setup	Dispatcher with a plan card and countdown; one owner bot per task; create a bot from a description or from 48 role templates	A workspace assistant interviews you, plans a team and builds it; a board of coworkers
Approvals	Configured tool rules and approval cards. Plays email needs explicit owner approval. Configured CRM rules block destructive operations and hold bulk changes. Not every outbound path is verified.	Approvals and questions with suggested answers; an autopilot answers coworkers within your rules, never for spending or deleting
Models	Per-bot model selection, mid-chat switching and fallback are implemented. Usage estimates depend on provider reporting. Free-tier availability is not guaranteed.	House tiers plus frontier models; your ChatGPT, Claude or Grok plan, API keys or local models
Apps and tools	MCP and app-connection adapters. A catalog listing is not a tested connection	3,000+ apps and MCPs on its site; a cloud desktop, browser and terminal per coworker that you can watch and take over
Uptime and speed	A public status page checked every minute; home page Lighthouse mobile performance 95 (our test, 2 Nov 2026)	No public status page found; home page Lighthouse mobile performance 40 (same test, same day)
For AI agents	Markdown for every page, llms.txt, a REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec and an MCP server	llms.txt and Markdown on its docs site; an MCP API on paid plans
Devices	Web app on any browser, with phone alerts through Web Push	Web, an iOS app for its cloud, and a phone web app
Price	Talk to us; set with you around the team you need	Pro 29 USD a month for 5 coworkers and 500 credits, unlimited seats; 5-day trial with a card; open source edition free

Deployment and feature differences

Self-hosting is how Koshra runs, set up and supported with you, where Rerun's self-hosted edition is documented but not supported
Koshra uses an Apache-2.0-licensed foundation. Koshra resale is a separate agreement, unlike Rerun's advertised AGPL-3.0 edition. Not an overall ranking.
Core data is stored on the selected server. That is not a formal residency guarantee.
A public status page, and a faster home page on the same Lighthouse test
Configured tool and CRM rules exist. Plays is limited to owner-staged email and Twenty company creation. Not a claim that every outbound path is covered.
Model provider choice and an API key are implemented. Free-tier availability is not guaranteed.

Where the other product advertises more

Rerun is public with a published price and a self-serve trial; Koshra is in private preview with no self-serve sign-up
Each Rerun coworker has its own cloud computer you can watch and take over; Koshra's visible browser is coming soon
Rerun works with the ChatGPT, Claude and Grok plans people already pay for; plan sign-in for Koshra is coming soon
Rerun has an iOS app; Koshra is a web app only
Rerun publishes a GDPR data processing agreement; Koshra does not publish one yet and holds no certification
Rerun has a template library and shares agents by link

Coming to Koshra

Being built now, with no dates promised. None of this is counted above.

Answers from the Brain that cite the notes they came from
Building a whole team from one chat
Simple model tiers, so you pick speed or depth instead of a model name
Plan sign-in for ChatGPT and Claude
A visible browser for each bot

Questions

Is Koshra an alternative to Rerun?

Yes, for teams that want AI employees on a server they control. Koshra is self-hosted and supported, built on an Apache 2.0 open source base, and keeps data in the country you choose. Rerun is a hosted service with an AGPL-3.0 open source edition.

Can an agency resell Koshra but not Rerun?

Koshra's open source base is Apache 2.0, which allows commercial use and resale without publishing your changes; terms for Koshra are agreed with you. Rerun's open source edition is AGPL-3.0 and its trademark policy asks anyone hosting it for others to rebrand, so check both with your own counsel.

Which to pick

If you want a hosted coworker with its own cloud computer today, a published price and a self-serve trial, Rerun is further along. If you want AI employees on a server you control, in the country you choose, under a licence that lets an agency resell, with approvals on every outbound step, Koshra fits. Book a demo to see it on your work.

Sources

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Also as Markdown for AI agents.

Last updated 2 November 2026