On September 22, 2026, Micky, posting as @rasmic, said Bezalel had gained its first paying customer and now has monthly recurring revenue.
The announcement establishes that the product has at least one paying customer, but it does not disclose the customer’s identity or the amount of recurring revenue. Micky made the announcement in a post on X.
Bezalel presents itself as a capability platform for AI agents. Its site says it provides shared personal infrastructure through one MCP URL, including memory, email, money, texting, a computer, sandboxes and connectors.
The product’s connector capability is described as access to hundreds of third-party apps, including calendars, documents and project trackers. Bezalel says an MCP-compatible agent runtime can connect through a URL and bearer token, and lists Claude Code, Codex CLI and Cursor as examples.
The first-customer announcement comes as other platforms also market agent connections to external software. Composio advertises integrations with 1,500-plus apps, managed authentication and sandboxed execution. Zapier MCP advertises action access across 9,000-plus apps and more than 66,000 triggers and actions, with Zapier managing authentication and permissions.
Bezalel’s landing page does not identify a company or founder behind the product. It also does not disclose customer details, revenue figures, pricing or product tiers. Micky’s post is the source of the first-paying-customer and MRR claims.
Micky is identified on his personal site as Michael Shimeles, a full-stack engineer who runs Fabrika, a software studio and AI consultancy, and makes videos about AI, agentic engineering and software development.
