free private beta

Bring one real project.
Prove that the work survives.

Pair an Apple-silicon Mac Remote Host, run a real Claude Code or Codex turn, and verify its Git checkpoint through a restart and remote reopen. Once the solo workflow is durable, invite a teammate to continue the same Agent session. The Mac acts as a dedicated server: approved members can submit attributable turns while the provider credential stays off their clients.

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Client and Remote Host platforms

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Best fit

An agent-heavy founder or technical lead

You already run multiple Claude Code or Codex sessions and need work to survive a closed terminal, Remote Host restart, or device change.

What we do

Verify the real recovery path

We connect one Remote Host, complete two checkpointed turns, then reopen from another client before adding a teammate.

What we learn

Reliability before reach

We follow up on pairing, profile readiness, checkpoint success, remote reopen, teammate review, and weekly return. Your prompts and code are not growth analytics.

pricing hypothesis

Free while the private beta proves durability.

Billing is disabled until legal, payment, signed-distribution, provider-policy, and security gates pass. Provider subscriptions and API usage remain between you and the provider.

Solo

$0

One user, one Remote Host, Claude Code and Codex sessions, checkpoints, and remote resume.

Team · hypothesis

$24 / active operator / month

Shared Agent sessions, review, checkpoint branches, approval, and audit history. Read-only reviewers are free. An active operator issues a turn, fork, or Git action that month.

current boundary

Useful now. Honest about what is next.

Available in the current build

  • macOS Apple silicon and Windows x64 desktop clients;
  • Claude Code and Codex as the core Remote Host providers;
  • an Apple-silicon Mac host with an isolated Linux VM for the assisted Remote Host beta;
  • checkpoint-backed Agent threads, web reopen, and same-session execution by approved workspace members;
  • local sessions and Grok local compatibility as secondary capabilities.

Still an assisted flow

  • private beta is free and founder-assisted; billing is disabled;
  • one administrator manages the Remote Host identity; members can issue serialized turns, while viewers remain read-only;
  • shared execution is enabled only for provider identities whose terms permit the dedicated-server model;
  • checkpoint failure is not a durability success and important work should still be committed explicitly;
  • provider-policy review, isolation/permission/egress evidence, final legal terms, retention periods, and signed desktop distribution remain broad-launch gates.

Not ready for onboarding? You can still download the current build, read how it works, or review the current data flow.