One page, so you do not have to piece it together from the rest of the site. Everything here works today — nothing on this page is planned, in progress, or coming soon. What we have not built is listed at the bottom, on purpose.
The agent operates a real computer, not a sandbox and not a headless browser. You watch the screen while it works and take over whenever you like.
A full Windows 11 desktop in your browser. The place for Office, a banking client, a broker terminal, or any application that only ships a Windows build.
A disposable Linux desktop with a real Chrome. Included in the free tier, so you can find out whether an agent driving a computer is useful to you before paying anything.
Not an emulator shell — Google Play and Play Services, so the agent can install and drive an ordinary phone app. Runs on cloud ARM.
The agent runs on your computer, where your files and logins already are. One script on Linux, WSL and macOS; the agent dials out, so nothing has to be opened on your network. And your own Android phone pairs with a one-time code — the agent then drives that phone, its apps, its logged-in accounts. (iPhone rides along next, as a screen-sharing copilot.)
Send an instruction from wherever you already are. The same job, the same machine, whichever door you come through.
Message it and it acts — start a machine, ask what it is doing, get the answer in the same thread. Proven end to end, including a job that started a cloud desktop, did the work and tore it down.
The same, on the channel most people in Thailand already live in. Official Messaging API, with unsigned requests refused.
Watch the desktop, type to the agent, take the mouse whenever you want. Four machines at once on every plan, including free.
Browser agents now run inside your own Chrome, using the logins you already have — Anthropic's Cowork does exactly that, and for work that lives in a browser tab it is excellent. Start there. The reason to come here is the work that is not in a tab.
The Office application rather than the web version, an installer, a file dialog, a broker terminal, a scanned PDF on the desktop. A side-panel agent stops at the edge of the tab; a machine does not.
Some things only exist as a phone app. The agent installs it from Google Play and drives it on a real Android 16 machine — not a mobile website pretending to be one.
An agent in your browser needs your browser, so it stops when you close the lid. A cloud machine carries on, and you check it later from your phone.
Any model — OpenRouter, Claude, or your own key — instead of one vendor's. Commanded from WhatsApp or LINE, so starting a job does not mean opening a laptop.
Agent computers such as Otto give an agent a box that works through API connectors; harnesses such as TrueForge or Claude Managed Agents decide how it thinks. This is where it acts: a real screen with Shopee Seller, LINE OA or the bank already signed in — things no connector reaches. Model-neutral, so bring your own harness if you have one.
A working warehouse, not a marketing chart. Connect your own Claude to it and ask it questions in plain English.
15,000+ job listings collected across 13 platforms and refreshed twice a day, deduplicated on the listing's own identity.
Nearly 4,000 offerings across providers, so a machine you bring can be priced before you buy it.
We ship a connector; you point Claude Desktop or Claude Code at it and ask. Granted accounts run their queries in our project, so you need no cloud billing of your own.
Two meters, on purpose, so neither one surprises you.
Compute bills by the second while a machine is running. Stop it and it stops costing.
Use your own model key if you have one. Buying the bundle through us is usually cheaper than a single provider, and it is one bill instead of several.
Your files persist while the machine is off, so stopping a desktop costs you nothing but the compute you were not using.
A Lifetime VM: 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM for Windows on a dedicated 6 GB unit, on our own hardware, Windows or Linux switchable, unlimited hours, never put to sleep — it keeps working with your laptop closed. Pay once, it’s yours.
A feature list that only lists wins is a feature list nobody believes. These are real limits, today.
An agent works in turns, and a job takes as long as doing it takes. What you get back is the watching and the approving, not magic speed.
If you bring a Windows machine, the download shows an unknown-publisher warning, because we do not yet have a code-signing certificate. We would rather say so here than let you meet it on your own screen.
Vague instructions produce vague work. The people who get the most out of it write the task the way they would write it for a new assistant.
A job starts when you send it. Recurring work — a morning briefing, a weekly report, “do this when that arrives” — is the next thing we are building, and a Lifetime machine is always on so it will be ready for it. Until then, you send the message.