Price checked Oct 10, 2026

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IrisGo Review (2026)

IrisGo review: A desktop AI that watches you do a task once, then runs that workflow for you. Free while it is in public beta.

Price: free during public beta
Paid plans: none published
Runs on: Windows (64-bit), macOS on Apple Silicon
Launched: Solopreneurs offering, Oct 7, 2026

Last updated: October 10, 2026. First reviewed October 8, 2026. Official-site review of a new launch. We have not tested IrisGo hands-on.

Price at the time of writing this review (October 10, 2026): free during public beta. If you’re reading this at a later date, the price may have changed.

New launch, not tested hands-on. IrisGo launched its Solopreneurs offering on Product Hunt on October 7, 2026, according to its own press release. Everything below comes from IrisGo’s own public pages, checked October 8, 2026 and re-checked October 10, 2026. We have not installed or used it, so we make no claim about quality, speed or reliability.

No affiliate links on this page. We have no affiliate arrangement with IrisGo (Irixion Corp.). Every link to IrisGo goes to its official site, and we earn nothing from it.

Summary

Quick verdict: an ambitious “show it once, let it run” desktop automation app that costs nothing today. Nobody outside the company knows what it will cost after the beta.

The homepage headline is “Automate Everything”: “IrisGo watches how you work, learns your skills, and runs your workflows autonomously, like your AI Butler.”
Its main feature is Watch & Learn: you show IrisGo a workflow once, it records the steps and turns them into a skill that runs on its own.
On October 7, 2026 the company launched “IrisGo for Solopreneurs” on Product Hunt. The press release lists four starter workflows: Daily Brief & Radar, Email Triage, Meeting Summary and Expense Report Filing.
The download page says “Free during public beta”. It offers IrisGo Beta for macOS (Apple Silicon, DMG, v0.2.7 as of October 10, 2026) and a Windows 64-bit installer.
The homepage says it is backed by Andrew Ng’s AI Fund and partners, and lists Intel, Acer and Windows as ecosystem partners. The site footer names Irixion Corp.
Honesty note: we have not installed IrisGo. Everything here comes from irisgo.ai, checked October 8, 2026 and re-checked October 10, 2026.

Watch: IrisGo in 60 seconds

Made by SaaS Finder Hub from IrisGo’s public website screenshots. Voiceover is AI-generated.

Pricing

Sources: irisgo.ai and the beta download page, re-checked October 10, 2026 at about 8:20 PM ET (first checked October 8). The site has no pricing page: irisgo.ai/pricing still returns “not found”, and the menu has no Pricing link.

What the site says	Details
Public beta	Free (“Free during public beta”)
Paid plans	None published
When the beta ends	No date given
Downloads	macOS (Apple Silicon, DMG, v0.2.7) and Windows (64-bit installer)

Price snapshot: Price at the time of writing this review (October 10, 2026): free during public beta. If you’re reading this at a later date, the price may have changed.

You pay nothing to download and use the beta today.
No price, plan list or free-tier limit is published for after the beta. We will add one here when IrisGo publishes it.
The homepage also has a “Talk to Us” button for teams. No business pricing is shown.

See IrisGo’s official download page

Plain link to irisgo.ai. Not an affiliate link.

Price history

Checked	What the official site said
Oct 8, 2026	Free during public beta. No paid plans published. macOS beta v0.2.5 and Windows 64-bit installer
Oct 10, 2026	Still free during public beta. No paid plans published (no pricing page). macOS beta v0.2.7 and Windows 64-bit installer

We re-check this page every month and add a row.

Features

From irisgo.ai and the October 7, 2026 press release. Described, not tested.

Watch & Learn: show IrisGo a workflow once. It records it and turns it into an “autonomous skill”.
Watch, Learn, Act: the How It Works section says IrisGo watches “across screens, apps, and systems”, turns behavior into reusable workflows, then runs them on events and across tools.
Skill Library: ready-made community workflows you can import and adjust. Examples on the homepage include Email Triage, Lead Scoring, Report Builder, Meeting Notes, Invoice Processing and PR Review.
Local compute: “AIPC-Ready” means it can use your PC’s NPU and GPU for “private, fast inference”. The press release says it processes data on your device, with cloud backup to sync workflows across machines.
Solopreneur workflows (Oct 7): Daily Brief & Radar (top three priorities each morning), Email Triage, Meeting Summary with action items, and Expense Report Filing.

Who it’s for

A solopreneur or freelancer who repeats the same desk tasks every day and wants to try automating them for free.
People on Windows or an Apple Silicon Mac. Those are the two downloads offered.
Someone comfortable letting an app watch their screen and apps. That is how IrisGo learns, so read its Privacy and AI Policy pages first.
Not for you if you need to budget the tool for next year, or need Linux. Neither is covered on the site.

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The catch

It is free only “during public beta”, and there is no price for afterward.

The download page says “Free during public beta” and gives no end date.
The site has no pricing page and no paid plan list, so you cannot know what the workflows you build will cost to keep running.
The more of your routine you teach it, the harder it is to walk away if the post-beta price does not suit you.

Verdict

Try it on one or two low-risk, repetitive tasks, like a morning brief, while it is free.
Do not move a business-critical process onto it until IrisGo publishes prices and the app leaves beta (the Mac build was v0.2.7 on October 10).

Worth trying if: you want to test “teach it once” automation for free on Windows or an Apple Silicon Mac.

Skip it for now if: you need a known price, or you are not comfortable with an app observing your screen and apps.

Not tested hands-on. New launches change fast: we will re-check the official pages and update this review. No tool can promise results.

IrisGo FAQ

How much does IrisGo cost?

It is free during the public beta. No paid plans or post-beta price are published (checked October 10, 2026).

What is the main downside of IrisGo?

There is no price for after the beta and no end date, so you can’t know what the workflows you build will cost to keep running.

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