Dropstone
An AI agent you run on your own infrastructure — ships real code and generalizes to real-world tasks.
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What is Dropstone?
Dropstone is a self-hosted AI assistant with persistent long-term memory that operates across CLI, chat, and real-world applications. It proactively takes actions like code shipping, email monitoring, and smart home control, learning and retaining context across all sessions and surfaces without requiring constant user prompts.
Dropstone pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Dropstone pros
- Self-hosted infrastructure with complete control over your keys, machines, and network
- Persistent long-term memory across all surfaces (CLI, chat, SDK, phone) that persists across sessions
- Proactive by default—takes action on its own without requiring constant user prompts
- 1M token context window and up to 4x more weekly coding usage per dollar than competitors
- Model-agnostic with open-weight models (Kimi K3 for Heavy tier) and Ollama support
Dropstone cons
- Requires self-hosting infrastructure—more complex deployment than cloud-based alternatives
- No explicit pricing information disclosed on the public site
- Steeper learning curve and technical requirements for self-hosting setup
Frequently asked questions about Dropstone
Can I self-host Dropstone?
Yes, Dropstone is designed for 100% self-hosting. You run the entire stack on your own infrastructure with your keys and machines.
Does Dropstone remember things between sessions?
Yes, Dropstone features persistent long-term memory across every session and surface—you never start over.
What models does Dropstone use?
Dropstone is model-agnostic and runs open-weight models like Kimi K3, with support for local models through Ollama and self-hosted alternatives.
What can Dropstone do beyond writing code?
Dropstone can monitor your inbox, place phone calls, control smart home devices, and execute other actions—with approval gates for each action.