The control plane for your agentic work.
Prompt. Deploy. Share. Safely.
Say it. It’s live.
Describe an app in your own words. It is built, put online at its own address, and every change can be undone.
Share it with who you choose.
Invite people by email. They accept first, and you decide whether they use your data and your connections.
Your agents keep working.
Each person gets a tile: a machine in the cloud for Claude Code or Codex. Close the laptop and it carries on.
Compute that sleeps when you do.
The same cloud, minus the hours nobody uses and the doors nobody watches.
- A tile pauses after
- 2 h idle
- A cloud machine left on runs all 730 hours of the month.
- Open ports on a tile
- 0
- The way in is a link the tile opens, not a door it leaves open.
- A way in lasts
- 15 min
- Access is a short certificate, not a key that lives forever.
| What | Tiles | A cloud machine you run |
|---|---|---|
| When nobody is using it | Your app sleeps, your tile pauses | Runs, and bills, every hour |
| How you get in | A 15-minute certificate | A key you must rotate yourself |
| Open to the internet | Nothing | Port 22, unless you close it |
| Database, sign-in, keys | There from the start | Yours to set up |
| What an agent changed | On record, with Undo | Whatever you logged |
Tiles’ figures are its settings today: a tile pauses after two idle hours (you can change it), and apps sleep unless you turn on Always on. 730 hours is a month of 30.4 days. “A cloud machine you run” is a virtual machine as most providers hand it over: always on, SSH open, set up by you.