Same buyer: Windows users who want an agent that acts on the PC. Different product.
| Able | Rosply | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $79 one-time (Core) | $29 one-time |
| Trial | 3 days, no card — chat + files | No product trial in their fetched pages |
| How it acts | Native files, terminal, local vault; mouse as a second hand | Screenshot / vision clicks as the main hand |
| Vault | Septaguard on this PC | No local credential vault in fetched pages |
| Store | 8 Apex-signed modules today | No module marketplace |
| OS | Windows 10/11 | Windows, Linux, macOS beta |
Rosply leads with screenshot clicks and includes source with the $29 license (their pitch). Able costs more because files, terminal, and the vault are native. Screenshot-mouse is a second hand, not the whole product.
API keys stay in the local vault. The model never sees the secret. Paste secrets into a chat tab and that is on you — Able is built so you do not have to.
Eight Apex-signed modules live on uable.store today. They run inside licensed Able after you pay Apex on Stripe.
Do not take a comparison table as the product. Install the same Windows trial. The download does not start the clock. Open Able, enter an email, tap Try 3 days free, then say first week.
Able is not a chat tab, not an IDE, and not a rented monthly desktop. It is a one-time Windows license from Apex Empire Inc. Fuel is extra only when a cloud brain thinks. Store modules are paid extras after the first hour.
3-day trial. No card. Then say organize my downloads — or first week.
Start the trial → Able catalogThese pages are linked from every Able store URL in the sitemap. Use them to move around without the homepage.