v2.2 turns our widget into a full WhatsApp Business Suite! 👥 Multi-Agent Teams: Add dedicated members (Sales, Support) with custom name, job title, and dedicated phone number. 📱 Desktop QR Code: Scan-to-chat with real-time text sync. ⏰ Smart Business Hours: Operating hours & away notices. Perfect for agencies & businesses. Get enterprise features without $10–$30/mo fees - still 100% free, self-hosted, 0 cookies & GDPR-Friendly!
Raq.com started as an internal tool builder. It's now a toolkit for the AI agent you already use. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP agent once and it works across 75+ business tools, from CRM and task boards to quotes with e-sign and card deposits, forms, automations and AI image and video. Everything it makes is saved in one workspace your team shares, and you can build and host your own custom tools too.
Free desktop app for API work on localhost: *.localhost proxying with capture, a client for REST/GraphQL/gRPC/SOAP/WebSocket/MCP & more, proxy-level mocks, git-synced workspaces, visual flows, a local mail inbox, and an agent-ready CLI. Windows, macOS, Linux.
Dock gives each AI agent its own Linux VM with a persistent disk. Create it, run commands, stop it (the disk stays, compute is freed), resume it with the same files, or branch it into copies so several agents can try fixes in parallel. Run docks locally with no account (QEMU on Linux or Windows), or self-host the open source control plane with one command. Hosts run Firecracker microVMs or gVisor sandboxes and only connect outbound. CLI plus TypeScript, Python and Go SDKs.
FYN is personal finance with one ledger for you and your AI tools. Link banks once on Pro. FYN categorizes transactions, keeps budgets and bills current, and turns receipts into line items. Ask FYN in-app, or connect Claude, ChatGPT, Grok Bot or any MCP client for a read-only view. FYN never moves money. Free forever: receipts, tap-to-pay and email ingest, Ask FYN. Pro: Plaid bank sync, higher limits. Households share one workspace. iOS, Android, web.
KorvixAI is an AI-powered workspace built for founders, startups, and growing teams. Bring your projects, tasks, AI agents, and connected tools into one place. Ask questions about your projects, understand what has changed, identify blockers, and keep your team aligned. Instead of switching between multiple tools to understand what's happening, KorvixAI helps you turn scattered information into actionable insights. Build, organize, and move forward with more clarity.
WP AI Manager is an AI agent inside your WordPress admin. Ask in plain language and it edits Elementor and block editor pages, writes SEO, runs WooCommerce and 12 playbooks. Approve big changes, undo any. BYOK MCP for Claude and Cursor & more.
A local-first desktop workspace for persistent AI teammates. Run Codex, Claude, and Grok with dedicated workspaces, task queues, file sharing, browser control, and agent-to-agent collaboration.
Your whole team, one flat price. Pro is $35 a month for the whole workspace: no per-seat fees, unlimited people and documents. Send a document, get it signed on any phone, and keep one sealed PDF with a certificate. Signers can pay while they sign, straight into your own Stripe account, and Pro adds no fee. Build on it with a REST API, five SDKs, a CLI and an MCP server, or run it on your own server for free (open source, AGPL).
Veynod is a shared blackboard for multi-agent teams over MCP and REST. One versioned memory, task hand-offs with leases, independent quality gates, human approval, and delta context sync for Claude Code, Cursor, and custom agents.
EngMock turns your own interview questions, interview write-ups and notes into live AI mock interviews for software engineers. Practice system design, coding/DSA, OOD and AI-assisted coding with adaptive voice follow-ups, a whiteboard or coding workspace, and scored reports with evidence and replays. VS Code mode (preview) keeps coding in your editor and voice in the browser. Use MCP to create and edit scenarios, prepare interview links, and review reports and progress.
Spark is a predictive cognitive engine that enables you to dr strange your most crucial decisions enter any counterpart and run hundreds of probabilistic simulations our multi-agent models track their thoughts behind the conversation
Maxtkn is a desktop workspace where teams of AI agents plan, write, test and review real projects on your machine. They check their own work, can keep going while you are away, and you stay in control. No code reading required.
Hi HN, I'm Alexander. Yes, this is another agent harness. Here is why I built one anyway. I was engineer #2 at Browser Use, where I built our agent harness and the evals behind it, including BU Bench, which became a default benchmark for browser agents. I left in September to build Mainplane. The problem: local agents die with your laptop, and cloud agents can't reach your work. Many cloud platforms ask you to "select a repository", but my work is not that simple. I work across a desktop, a Mac mini and a laptop, and much of it is not in git. So I loaded Ubuntu on my old 2012 desktop and made it my Mainplane server. It has run for four weeks at a load average of 0.02, because the agents' tools run on other machines. How it works: it is a control plane architecture. The server runs the harness. It holds your API keys and every session, makes the LLM calls, and routes each tool call to a worker. The workers are your other machines, connected over a built-in private WireGuard network. A bash command runs in the worker's terminal, not on the server. Shared drives let projects move across machines. The agent works on your machines just like you would, but its state lives on the server, and your keys never leave it. Some design choices: - Every session is one append-only file. This is the agent state, and it is easily readable. If something breaks, you can resume it from the file. Observability comes for free: agent traces are just these state files. - Small by design. The system prompt is 3k tokens, and there are just two kinds of tools: shell and file (read, write, edit). At Browser Use, I learned the bitter lesson and found frontier models did better when I deleted all our helper functions. So I made the same bet here: bash is all you need. - No compaction. When a session fills up, /continue starts a new one that greps the previous state file, retrieving the context it needs, instead of reading a lossy summary. A /compact on a 400k-token session takes a while to write its summary. A /continue into a brand new session starts at once. - No permission prompts. A hyperintelligent misaligned agent WILL find a way around a permission system. The better strategy is giving the agent full unbounded access to a local computer, and only putting what you trust the agent with on that computer. - Why Go. WireGuard is written in Go, so the network compiles right into a 20 MB binary. Go is made for production servers, LLMs write it well, and the simplicity of Go matches how I like to build. Mainplane works with a Claude or ChatGPT subscription on the regular usage limits, or any API key. I would love your feedback, especially brutal and honest feedback and tasks that the harness cannot do. I'll be here all day to answer questions.
DataVo is a voice-first AI Agent designed to revolutionize business data management and table generation. Unlike traditional spreadsheets, DataVo lets you build, update, and manage dynamic tables using simple voice commands or text. Key Features: 🎙️ Voice-to-Table: Instant table creation via speech. 📄 Camera OCR: Scan documents and PDFs directly into databases. 📊 Easy Export: Seamlessly export to Excel and PDF. Built for entrepreneurs and SMBs looking for a faster, smarter workspace.
ProScouter is an AI Powered, NIL Compliant sports recruiting ecosystem. From Athletes, coaches & Scouts to Agents & Brands, not just recruiting — full Athlete Career Management!
NINX is an AI workspace for getting things done using on-device models. Run models on your device or bring your own API key. Talk to your AI, connect apps, code with Codex, automate recurring tasks, and create videos in Studio. Capture conversations in Notes, collaborate in Rooms, and take your workflows mobile with Ningenie.
Choosing scheduling, dispatch, and customer management software shouldn’t mean hours of research and sales calls. Field Agent Stack compares the leading
Build AI agents in plain language, search your knowledge and automate mailbox workflows. Review drafts, tasks and Excel outputs in your dedicated DigiRAG workspace.
OneSpace puts Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok in one app, connected to Gmail, Calendar, Slack, GitHub and more than 50 apps. Agents with a computer of their own, Code Workspaces for Claude Code and Codex, and memory you control. Free to start, from $8 a month.
Hey HN! I shared Optio here back in March. Originally it was focused on getting swarms of coding agents (claude code/codex) to drive PRs towards a merge by automatically resuming them on CI failures or PR comments. Since then, I've reworked the project to be a general platform for running any kind of AI workflow on your infra by allowing users to configure each component of a possible workflow: When: On demand, a cron schedule, or triggered by external events such as a webhook, slack message, ticket (jira/linear/gh), pagerduty/datadog/alertsmanager/pylon/sentry. Where: In a k8s pod or any machine you have installed the optio daemon on (I use my laptop). Who: Any harness you prefer (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Pi, etc.) What/Why: You can format parameters from the triggers directly into the prompts and then configure if the agent should exit, be resumed automatically, or be persistent. You can either define workflows in the web ui or as yaml files that get synced to the orchestrator (ai config-as-code). I've also built native iOS and Android apps so you can connect to your cluster and create/manage agents remotely. The marketing page is at https://optio.host and the code is still open source at https://github.com/jonwiggins/optio Would love feedback or any thoughts you might have on how I could make it better!
GSC Magic is a hosted MCP server that gives Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any MCP client your real Search Console, Bing, GA4 and Tag Manager data. Sign in with Google, paste one URL, ask. 77 tools, ready-made SEO reports, read-only by default. Free plan.
ZetroQ unifies conversational AI and sales execution. Deploy intelligent AI chat widgets trained on your docs in 2 minutes. Engage visitors 24/7, qualify high-intent leads automatically, and track every deal in a visual Kanban pipeline with zero resolution markups. Includes instant WhatsApp & Slack live agent handoff, smart meeting booking, and transparent flat pricing. Stop juggling separate tools—turn conversations directly into closed revenue.
Hi, I want to share with you my chrome extension: Tabverse, as it is now passed the reveiw of Chrome Web Store and live at: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/tabverse/lffblcippn... Tabverse is a local first workona like chrome extension for managing tabs, with its source open at https://www.github.com/liyu1981/tabverse . In essential it has the core functions workona has, but can operate totally locally, which means it will not need an account nor subscription. The only limit is your local storage spaces so that you can have as many spaces(I call tabverse) as you can. It is open source, so not just your data stays with you, and the tool itself will stay with you in future. Beyond the normal workona features (persisted workspace, load/reload/import/export, note/bookmark/history tools), there are features does require a server. Features like backup/sync, global search on all tabverses, and future collaboration (not yet done), can only be possible if there is a server. I build this part in open too: the server is free to self host and open source in same of Tabverse. The tabverse's idea was with me few years ago while I was using Workona and was frustrated with its limitation on free tier (remember was only 5 workspaces), and the missing features of managing multiple workspaces at the same time. Tabverse takes the idea of Workona, and develop further: each window with a Tabverse tab is a workspace, all stored in local storage, and multi windows can have multi Tabverses same time, and can switch fast. There can even be window without Tabverse, so besides work, personal stuff or entertainment will have place to go. As I build this alone, in the middle, almost give up on this project, and luckily AI agents now is there: not only I have a good helper, but also I have a partner I can discuss a bit. So this time the first version starts with v0.7.2. But AI agent can never replace the real need from human on what should be built and what works better, so I want to share with you and listen to your feedbacks early. Please give it a try, and every feedback to me is a gift. Besides the self-hosted option, I host a server at https://tabverse.liyu1981.xyz (yes, the same website of intro and docs), but is invitation only. If you want to help me to test in this early stage, you can login with Google (the only social login I configured :)), and request an invitation there. I will act as soon as I find your request :). But do not worry at all if you only want to use Tabverse locally without a server -- that is the first thing when I was building it. In current version there are also AI features built in, and again do not worry as the AI features is using Chrome's Prompt API, which is totally local, with Gemini Nano (first time will need to download it automatically), nothing send to a server, and you can always turn this on of off in settings. Morden computers with decent memory should work well, but some older computer may suffer (so please turn off). And it is Chrome only. (Honestly, Tabverse currently only support Google Chrome, but not other Chrome based browsers).
Jobmate AI takes the busywork of job hunting off your plate so your energy goes into landing interviews. An AI agent auto-applies for you, autofills any application form from your profile and answers the open-ended questions. Find fresh roles from across the web, tailor your resume and cover letter to each one, reach the recruiters and hiring managers behind it, and track every application and interview in one place. Free to start on Chrome and Firefox.
A free alternative to Postman, Insomnia and Bruno that needs no account. REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket, Socket.IO and MQTT in one app, with collections saved as plain files you can commit. The desktop app, web app and CLI run the same Go engine, so a CI run matches what you saw while testing. Secrets stay in your own manager, and an MCP server lets coding agents send saved requests with values redacted. MIT licensed.
I have built an indie hacker project; my main flow was: 1. chatting with Claud Code about the general plan 2. assigning slices of work to other worker agents like Pi + DeepSeek 4.1 Flash 3. building in parallel 4. Claud Code reviews when done, runs tests, and merges after I validate It worked, but with a lot of glue in the middle, so I built radian + arc into the same binary. Radian: a compact, pragmatic agent that has enough tooling to solve a small coding task end to end; it does not try to be a plugin platform. You can still extend it via MCP, skills, or hooks to extend its capabilities. I think plugins are great, but a lot of them are for humans. I'm trying to remove humans from the loop. Humans are at the start and end of the loop. arc: built into the radian binary; * it can get work sent from another agent * assign work items to concurrent headless radian agents * automatically review, CICD, integrate locally * humans can still be in the loop but not at the agent conversation or code review level, but at the work item approval/review level. * shows all of the above in a plan view or Kanban board in TUI. I have been heavily dogfooding, and Radian + arc basically built themselves in the last couple of weeks, with me just being a product manager/scrum master and qa. radian + arc are open source at https://github.com/hisea/radian What do you think about this approach? Looking for ideas to make Radian better or fit more scenarios.
Maki is a Python framework for building multi-agent LLM applications: multiple LLM backends, an agent system, a plugin system, a workflow engine, and a distributed layer for serving agents over HTTP.
ANKITA turns your Windows desktop into an AI workspace. Delegate to subagents and follow their progress, tool calls and results. Work with files and code, control the browser and desktop, connect MCP tools and plugins, and keep projects, memory and scheduled tasks together. Use your ChatGPT account or choose another provider. Includes a floating companion, reusable skills and a terminal CLI. Free and open source; provider costs and limits apply.
Xunbao helps Chinese-speaking beginners explore keyword opportunities. Enter a topic, start a radar task, then continue it in your own AI agent. It checks sources, search intent, trends, and competing products and writes findings back to your workspace. You choose what to keep; the coaching Skill helps plan content and websites. Chinese-language; a compatible AI agent is required.
tool4seller is an all-in-one Amazon seller platform by TAPCASH INC., serving sellers since 2017. It turns sales, fees, ad spend and inventory into per-SKU profit dashboards — profit & sales analytics, Amazon PPC optimization, product & keyword research, FBA inventory management and AI-assisted listing optimization, on web, iOS and Android, across 22 marketplaces. New: its MCP integration lets sellers query diagnostics, profit, advertising and inventory from AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude.
An orchestrator splits your work across Claude Code and Codex agents, each in its own git worktree. A reviewer checks the result, a built-in browser lets agents test their own work, and every question lands in one place. Uses the plans you already have. Free for 14 days.
A terminal multiplexer built for people running several coding agents at once. Every pane shows a live state - working, needs you, unread - so you know which agent is blocked on a human. Like tmux, agents and dev servers keep running when you detach. Adds worktrees, a scroll of every file an agent touched, per-workspace resource usage, and context/token/rate-limit tracking for Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode. macOS and Linux (Apple Silicon/amd64), one curl install.
Hey HN! As an avid user of cmux ( https://cmux.com/ ), I wanted a way to control terminal and agent sessions from my Android phone, so I built Muxer. The app talks to a tiny relay over HTTPS, that then talks to cmux through its local socket, and gives you to ability to: - Answer agent permission requests, questions and plans from a notification - Reply to Claude Code, Codex and Pi chat sessions with text, voice, @ file mentions and photos - Receive all cmux notification, with inline replies, bubbles and background delivery. - Use a live terminal with sticky modifier keys and local scrollback - Share text and links from any app to an agent - Organize workspaces - Manage cmux Cloud VMs and automations - Lock the app with your fingerprint, face or screen lock Enjoy, and let me know what you think!
Most ADEs bring the browser into the IDE. tabsh takes the opposite approach: bring coding sessions to your browser, where your work already happens. It's a small Rust daemon that puts all your sessions across projects on one Kanban board/list, with status updates via agent hooks. Use real terminals or chat panels with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, and more. Free, MIT-licensed, macOS/Linux.
At Researchly ( https://www.researchly.at ) we automate market and competitive analysis. We learned that on-the-fly web search through AI agents isn't reliable enough for consistent, in-depth work. Existing data providers such as PitchBook or Crunchbase are either too expensive or lack the data we need: operational signals such as management changes or new partnerships, for DACH. Furthermore, search tools such as Exa tend to be probabilistic. What they return depends on the model and on SEO rankings, so two runs of the same query can give you two different answers. So we built our own search layer: several providers (Exa, Linkup, Tavily, Parallel), allow/deny lists, source rankings (we once caught ourselves citing our own blog posts), and checks whether an empty result means "nothing there" or "out of budget". It works, but: it's slow, expensive, non-deterministic & we kept redoing the same research for different clients (which makes it very un-economic). So we started building the data layer itself. Step one was Firmendaten (300k companies from the Austrian register; shared here last week https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50142669 ). Relational data like that is already a huge improvement, but what we really need is a graph, as people ask "W" questions: who does what with whom where and when. This is our first attempt at it. For now, it just connects who partners with whom and company groups. (Tick "Beziehungen 2. Ebene" to see every partner and person) It's small (a few dozen robotics companies) but you can already see how complex the graph gets & it serves as a good PoC for us. We had wanted to build this for a long time, and it turned out to be far harder than we expected. One thing that sounds trivial but was particularly hard: finding the right website for a company. You can buy that data. There are enrichment APIs that return a company's website. But even if they cover Austrian companies, how do you know which company they matched? There is no worldwide unique company identifier. And if you do it yourself: how do you know that this website really belongs to this company? You have to validate every single match (e. g. through the imprint on a company's website in Austria). There are quite a few more challenges involved, but we're happy with where this first, admittedly small, result has landed. Feedback very welcome – especially on which relationships would make a graph like this useful for you. Feedback welcome!
MIAO - AgentPal adds animated status-bar avatars to VS Code for Claude Code, KiloCode, Codex, and OpenCode. Track coding progress without switching terminals. Project avatars: Aggregate sessions by project. Five states: Idle, working, waiting, success, error. Customization: Avatars, colors, names, and order. Session details: View status and connection diagnostics. Sound alerts: Notifications for waiting, completion, and errors. Flexible display: Current workspace or all projects.
An open-source desktop workbench for turning brand rules and reference images into UI mockups, reusable assets, and coding-agent handoffs. Keep projects locally, explore app screens or game HUDs, and export DESIGN.md with implementation notes. Bring your own OpenRouter key; provider charges apply.
Neurion brings AI chat, project coding, browser automation and security tools into one Windows desktop workspace. Choose Neurion Fast or Neurion Pro and work with your files, custom agents and connected tools. Account and paid subscription required.
Protoshot scans your css files and components and lets you write just some JSX to preview it. A much simpler setup than having to orchestrate agent-browser or puppeteer instance for just seeing what UI looks like.
A free, MIT-licensed local plugin for Codex desktop and Claude Desktop's Code tab. Retrieve old images on demand, pin references, and search by descriptions or past feedback. Original conversation records and files stay read-only.
What it does CodeHerd enables developers to run several CLI-based AI coding agents simultaneously in calm, organized panes. It supports any CLI agent found on your PATH, allows independent worktree management per agent to prevent code collisions, and ensures each agent handles its own subscriptions and credentials securely.
Getting a real database today means sign-ups, consoles, picking a cloud region, and ongoing management. That’s too much friction in two cases: AI agents and scripts need a real Postgres for a few minutes: to run tests, try a schema, or answer a question over some data. They have no account and no human to click through setup. Developers, side projects and personal AI assistants need a small, always-on database for free, without running servers or getting a surprise bill.
Leadvio is a real estate CRM built for channel partners in India, by 13Fold Labs. Leads from Facebook, 99acres and WhatsApp land in one pipeline, with telecalling, site visit scheduling with location proof, booking and EOI management, and commission and payout tracking. The suite also includes a Voice AI Agent, Pages Studio for property pages, and a Native SIM Dialer. Free for up to 3 users.
Think OpenClaw meets Grok Bot. Give Bot Commander a request by voice or text. It coordinates 16 specialist agents for writing, research, design, marketing and everyday work, returning results for your review. Choose cloud AI or compatible local models through Ollama or LM Studio. Free for Windows, macOS and Linux, with an optional paid Team edition for shared business workspaces.
Hey everyone, Inspired by Herdr, I've built an agent multiplexer that I've been using as my daily driver for a few weeks now. I think I improved on the concept in a few ways, focusing on the ergonomics I always wished I had: I show you what the agents are up to, along with a running feed of their activity. There's also a simple shortcut (F1) to go to the next unread agent. I use multiple accounts, so I've added unified launcher for Codex/Claude Code/Pi. Theres some careful ergonomics there: fast search and resume over sessions, inline usage tracking etc. Many small quality of life improvements to the terminal experience: - Links can be copied with a click, so no need to drag-select over many lines - cmd+v just pastes images (even on SSH) - images have a thumbnail preview. - Built-in CPU/Memory/GPU usage tracking, broken down by workspace I assume you have access to cheap inference (Luna/Haiku/etc). It just reuses the agents to organize things for you: what is this http link? what is this worktree about? what is each agent doing? It's small but it made my environment feel more cozy. On a personal note, I've been on a frustrating sick leave for a while now. I created Corgi to challenge myself, and see if I can go back. The answer is more mixed than I had hoped, but I am happy with the result and thankful for the experience. I hope you like it! a few friends & myself have been using it for a few weeks and it's been pretty nice. There's still a lot to improve and some rough edges, so feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you :)
Built for FDEs, anyone who takes on client projects and manages delivery across many of them, and managers working across many projects in the terminal: one person running many projects with Claude Code and Codex. PMDesk puts every project, agent session, client document and request in one Mac window. See which agent is waiting for you, @-mention client docs, review and send comments back. Your data stays on your Mac.
Your AI agents already have brains. TaskSquad gives them a place to work together. Bring Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or your own harness, running on your own machines. Work together from desktop, web or phone; watch every step live, or hand off tasks and come back to results. One workspace for humans, agents, and everything they build.
OSA is a self-hosted Windows auto-remediation dashboard. It takes alerts from Prometheus/Alertmanager, Slack, RSS or its own agent, matches them to YAML rules and runs Ansible playbooks to fix known issues automatically. Optional AI (off by default, your own API key) drafts rules and playbooks for unmatched alerts, queued for human approval.
7CODE.MCP transforms AI assistants into powerful Windows automation tools. Control desktop applications, manage files, automate repetitive tasks, and execute complex workflows through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Key features: - AI-powered Windows automation - File and application management - Persistent local project memory - Progress and error tracking - Open-source and customizable Built for developers, AI enthusiasts, and anyone looking to automate Windows with AI.
Meta Ads management for performance marketing agencies: health scores, wasted spend detection, Autopilot rules, white-label reports, an AI assistant and an MCP server with 82 actions for Claude and ChatGPT. It helps agencies to manage days of works in seconds.
Hi HN, I'm Nick. Ployz ( https://ployz.dev ) gives you Railway's UX on Linux servers you rent - start with a single server and grow from there. The code is at https://github.com/getployz/ployz . I've always wanted a self-hosting solution that can deliver a top-tier experience rivalling or beating what cloud platforms offer. By being opinionated, I believe it delivers on this: - A single flat mesh (any service can contact any other service, simply) - Start with a single server, scale from there - ZFS volumes (instant snapshots, host-to-host syncing, instant branching soon) - No separate management servers to run. You tell Ployz what to do, it does it, and it's done. Basically, it's my dream orchestrator with Railway's UX on top. It's also a bet that AI will be much better at managing a system of simple imperative primitives than a declarative system like Kubernetes. I tagged the 0.3 beta today. I'd love for you to try it. It's fully drivable from the CLI, MCP, or sidebar. Nick
Otter is a modern, AI-powered ATS that makes recruiting calm, fast, and simple. Manage jobs, candidates, applications, interviews, and scorecards in one place. Turn emailed resumes into candidate profiles with AI resume parsing, build your careers page, track your hiring pipeline, and get actionable reports. Integrate with your workflows using our API and MCP server. One flat price per workspace, with unlimited users and candidates. Start your 14-day free trial - no credit card required.
Hello everyone! About four years ago, a password manager I've used and depended on has been acquired and soon after, it was shut down. If anyone remembers MYKI, it was a password manager that stood out at the time. It didn't require an email address and a password for registration and it synchronized credentials peer-to-peer. It was quite handy so a couple of my friends and I got hooked, and were using it up until the last day it was online. The thing was, I didn't want to change password managers to other options available at the time, none felt right - I wanted to stay.. So I did what any sensible engineer would do 4 years ago and I wrote my own. I moved all my credentials there as soon as I had a first version ready. It was ugly (God knows I had UI/UX skills to learn), but it worked. Soon after, the same friends that were using MYKI switched over to using Cryptex Vault. I get why, we had the same P2P synchronization across devices, it was simple and didn't try to be the most-feature complete application out there - it did the job. That was an exciting moment. So exciting, in fact, that I've posted to HN to tell people about it. At the time, I had a weird thing for decentralization so I called it a "Fully Decentralized Password Manager". Three years go by, I keep maintaining the project, with no real intention of proper marketing or polishing. At one point I checked the usage and figured out that a handful of people (and their families) were still using Cryptex Vault as their password manager. Three months ago, I left my comfy job as lead software engineer at a local company to dedicate time to a company I called Cryptex Industries. Polished Cryptex Vault, cleaned it up, made it open source, started providing Docker images for self-hosting and included some of the features I've only used internally (ssh-agents). That way Cryptex Industries need not remain operational for users to have a path to continued use! To make the project commercially viable, I started offering managed services through the Online Services plan. By using Online Services you remove the operational burden of self-hosting and infrastructure maintenance from yourself while still getting the same benefits: Managed backup storage, synchronization between devices, sharing, ssh-agents, device management. It is convenience, not access to core features. The core application is free and you can use it with no subscriptions of any kind, whatsoever. It's P2P synchronized, with industry-standard crypto choices including post-quantum primitives for synchronization - https://www.cryptex-vault.com/docs/cryptography It has importers for popular password managers, along with autofill for chromium browsers (firefox is a todo, yell and I'll get on it). As for the platforms, there is a web app, an android application and an ssh-agent for linux (will put it up on AUR when they open up registrations again). Feel free to try it out (there is a 14-day trial for managed services!), self-host it or break it. I would appreciate your thoughts on this and I wish you a nice friday!
OkeyStay is an international holiday rental discovery platform helping property managers reach travellers through search engines and AI-powered assistants. We import property listings from supported platforms and optimize their content for search visibility and AI discovery. Our remote MCP server enables compatible AI tools to search stays, retrieve listing details, check availability and pricing, and prepare booking links.
Auxilian is the most seamless way to build personalized software, and it’s free. Most tools are a few tables with an interface on top, built around someone else’s process. With Auxilian, you just ask your agent. Describe what you want. Your agent designs the tables, links them together, adds records, and surfaces UI as live artifacts. Your team works in it from one workspace, with every change logged. Use Auxilian to spin up CRMs, job trackers, project boards, or any other tool you can imagine.
Software for how property actually runs here. QaceHomes PMS is the property-management system for landlords and managing agents. It is in pilot. This page is about why it exists and why it begins in these two countries — there is no founding story here, because the space is better spent on something you can argue with.
Elite Showroom is a curated digital showroom built for verified real estate agents. Instead of sending buyers through cluttered portals and competing listings, agents can present homes, condos, and investment properties in a focused branded experience with a direct path to the listing agent. Teams can also collaborate around buyer and investor leads in one shared workspace.
Ditch costly per-seat SaaS bills! Deskoo turns WooCommerce into a 100% self-hosted customer support hub. Manage tickets in a fast 3-panel workspace, issue refunds, edit addresses, and track shipments without leaving the chat. Features BYOK AI (Gemini/OpenAI), collision alerts, private team chat, and a native My Account portal for customers. Unlimited agents, zero monthly fees, complete data ownership.
Existing whiteboards like Miro isolate ideation from actual work. Umbra is a canvas that embeds complete productivity tools directly on one surface. Instead of switching tabs and paying for 5+ SaaS subscriptions, you get realdocx editors,xlsx spreadsheets, native PDF signing, kanban boards, and presentations. Your files stay on your disk, collaboration is end-to-end encrypted, and an integrated AI bridge lets local agents build boards with you. For students, engineers, planners and more.
Heelio turns the accounting you already keep (Pennylane, MyUnisoft, Xero or any FEC export) into a monthly management P&L, a 12-month cash forecast and a consolidated view for groups, even when subsidiaries use different accounting tools. Bank connections are read-only. Nova, the built-in assistant, answers questions on your figures and cites its sources; a read-only MCP connector brings the same answers into Claude or ChatGPT. Made in France. From €29.90 per company per month, 7-day free trial.
Hi HN, I've been working on Orbit, a macOS app that keeps your repos, tasks, notes, assets and docs together. I'm usually juggling a few side projects and forgetting where I left off. I also didn't like having to bounce between Obsidian, Trello and Google Drive to find everything. I wanted somewhere to keep all that stuff with the project, so coming back to it was a bit easier It checks your project's dependencies for outdated packages and known security advisories which was super important for me as I have a tonne of old projects that I haven't touched in a while It's all stored locally on your Mac and there's MCP support too, so an AI client can read the project info and update tasks and docs Give it a try and let me know what you think: orbitdesktop.com (Windows support is coming soon!)
Kavela’s closed beta is out. AI agent automations that do not fail silently. There are now 216 unique users in our closed-beta tests! It is my belief that Kavela will be a winner in the vertical of scaling the consumption of artificial intelligence. Most of our workflows today are manual, in Claude/Codex CLIs. Every workflow that works deserves a harness that can consume the intricacies, rulebooks and guidance it requires to succeed reliably, every single time. Kavela is that: a platform to scale prompts into repeatable workflows, with observability, task management and connectors all in one. Agents on Kavela are long-running and optimised for dynamic use. They maintain persistent file context, so Git repos run. Each agent run spins up an isolated computer to run tasks, so no two agents compete for the same resources, while still sharing and syncing files dynamically. Claude/Codex subs are one click away from being used on the platform. Kavela MCP allows you to promote sessions in your local workspace into repeatable cloud automations with a single ask. As mentioned, the closed beta is now live, and I am looking for testers! If creating reliable agent-first automations has been a pain for you, or you are looking to scale your use of tokens by bringing your workflows into the cloud, I want to work with you. Quick Links: App: https://kavela.ai Docs: https://docs.kavela.ai Closed Beta GC: https://t.me/kavelaAI
Capture a task on your phone. Share it with family, assign it to a person, or delegate it to your own connected agent. Task Mafia gives you private conversations, agent questions and a clear handoff for human review, alongside shared lists, a calendar and a web workspace. External agents use their own tools and scheduler; connecting one alone does not start automation. Free on iPhone, iPad and web, with optional Crew.
KanbanMCP is a hosted kanban board your AI agents work from over MCP, the standard way AI tools plug into apps. Paste one URL into Claude, Cursor, Codex or ChatGPT and sign in once. Agents claim cards, check in while they work and leave a handoff note, so the next agent starts where the last one stopped. You see every move with the name of the agent that made it, answer their questions, and cut any agent off in one click. Free to start.
handout.us is a free property management platform for independent landlords and property managers— properties, leases, tenants, transactions, maintenance, and tax records in one place. Now with public MCP access: connect your AI agent with a personal token, and it can manage your rentals through 40+ tools across bookkeeping, tasks, reminders, documents, and reports.
AI Canvas is a local-first desktop canvas for producing AI short dramas — built with Tauri 2 + React 19. One drama = many episodes: each episode gets its own canvas, while the whole series shares a character library, assets and project memory — so your cast stays consistent from episode 1 to episode 50. Deep ComfyUI integration, a conversational AI agent with tool calls, Blender director stages, and full asset management. Media stays on disk; API keys in the OS credential store.
A free tool that lets AI agents control RDP and VNC desktops and Android phones. Connect your agent to real remote workspaces, watch the same session in a native window or browser, move files, work across multiple displays, and take control whenever you need it. Free to use on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Manage the largest organizations as simply as a conversation. Arfinex connects the general ledger, treasury, sales, payroll, contracts and operations in one management view. Specialized AI agents find discrepancies and decisions that need action, and the manager keeps the final say.
Agentic product management for teams that ship with coding agents. Every idea becomes a bet with a target and a read date, ships behind a flag or A/B test, and ends with a verdict and its cost. Open-source Claude Code plugin; free tier.
Juniors AI Concierge is AI-powered customer support for modern teams. Unify WhatsApp, Instagram, email and in-app chat in one workspace, automate repetitive requests with human handover, ask questions about your data in plain English, and track AI and human agent performance. Built on a Bring Your Own Infrastructure model: connect your database, Redis and AI provider keys, and we handle the AI orchestration. Smarter support, full control.
Vulgr is a terminal built for AI coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex and AGY in real split-pane terminals and let them check each other's work: Duo Loop (one agent writes tests, the other codes until they pass), Agent Swarm (tester, coder and reviewer in an isolated git worktree) and Orchestrator (a planner splits a big goal into parallel tasks, then merges and reviews the result). Sessions are saved and grouped. Runs locally on macOS, Windows and Linux.
One agentic all-in-one workspace to find buyers, ship content and close deals. Foldout is a native macOS app that puts the whole go-to-market of a one-person business in one agentic workspace. Prospects, CRM, content, channels and analytics share one database, so a signal found in one place is there everywhere. An AI runs the app for you, by voice or text, on the AI plan you already pay for, and it stops for your approval before it acts. Pay once, own it for life.
SosoAPI helps small teams prepare, review, schedule and track social posts with their own AI agent, workspace or API. Use Claude Code or Codex to prepare content, check the account and timing, then follow the provider-confirmed result. Start with Free. Supported actions depend on the platform, account and permissions.
OnFlow is a no-code, AI-native platform that allows you to build your own back-office system by defining your own data models and workflows. Everything is accessible and manageable via the UI or via LLMs using MCP. Build your own CRM, ERP, project management tool, HR tool all in one place.
Running multiple coding agents shouldn’t mean becoming their project manager. BAND lets them work together. Connect agents across your existing development tools and give them a shared workspace to coordinate tasks, exchange context, and hand off work without you playing middleman. See what every agent is doing, step in when decisions need your judgment, and scale agentic development across teams. Your agents stay in their existing tools while BAND handles the teamwork.
Arva SEO helps business owners find their next SEO step. Audit your public website, research keywords, plan and improve content, and track progress in one workspace. Works across website platforms, with an optional WordPress Connector for health checks, SEO titles, meta descriptions and drafts. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok through MCP, or invite a specialist to selected websites. Start free with your first website.
We’re launching Kimpa, a security-first, privacy-focused business email and workspace for modern businesses. Mail, calendars, contacts, documents, spreadsheets, presentations and team collaboration come together in one connected platform. MCP support lets teams connect compatible AI assistants and agents to their tools while keeping greater control over business information. We’d love your feedback on building a more secure, private way to work.
Reclearly is client portal software for real estate gents: a branded seller portal, buyer closing timelie, market data and lead page under the agent's own nme. Sellers see showings, feedback and next steps wihout texting the agent. Buyers see every closing dat in one timeline. It is not e-signature or transactin management, so it works next to dotloop or SkySlop. Social Studio by Reclearly adds post planning and cheduling.
I made Agentless server management GUI over plain SSH. In Litedeck, we can show and download file, service, docker container, terminal and security, and resource monitoring. Because, I have some Raspberry pi4, mini pc(N97, N100), jetson nano but cockpit or other app install in the server, but I don't want that. My servers haven't lot of resource. so I made litedeck. And Claude or Codex install in server is heavy too. AI can connect to ssh but, I want to watch what AI's do. So I make to tracking AI and show graph view using my Litedeck mcp.
Use AI chat, image and video models from multiple providers in one workspace, alongside research and agents. No subscription required: a €5 tool-credit pack unlocks access, with credits spent as you use the tools. Failed generations are never charged.
PrivOS is the all-in-one AI-native operating system for enterprise work. Chat, Docs, Kanban Tasks (lists with table and Kanban views) and tailored MCP apps live in one place, and AI agents act on them: @-mention a list, file, folder or app in a room and the agent works on it from its own sandboxed container. Self-host the Community Edition free for up to 10 users (beta) or use our Cloud, hosted in the EU. Bring any Anthropic- or OpenAI-compatible model, including local ones.
rNexa is one desktop workspace where your AI agents, chats, editor, browser and live preview work together. - Run Claude, Codex, Grok, Kimi and OpenCode side by side on your own accounts - Agents drive the workspace, browse real pages signed in as you, and use any desktop app - Built-in editor with diffs and a review gate, plus Pad and Plan to agree the work first - Your files and keys stay on your machine Windows, macOS and Linux. $49 once, lifetime. 7-day free trial.
AI-powered business development agent automating growth across defence, aerospace, medical. Grounded AI agents and multi-ecosystem workspace for technic. Ecovertics is an AI-powered business development platform built for technical and regulated markets. It runs sector-specific agents across 34 ecosystems Defence, Aerospace, Medical, Engineering, and more
AewolFlow is an AI research workspace for literature reviews. Start with a question, choose your papers, compare methods and findings, and draft from selected evidence. Keep quotations and source links beside your work so you can check claims in context. Try one comparison of 2–3 arXiv papers free; Pro adds literature reviews, PDF reading, and connections to Claude, Codex, and Cursor.
Zavik is an open-source dev CLI & AI-orchestration engine. One call detects your stack and briefs any AI coding agent — runbook, entrypoints, trust (zavik context --json). Another audits your dependency supply chain and gates PRs via a GitHub Action with SARIF output. Plain CLI: stable --json and exit codes are the interface — works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or no agent at all. Free forever (MIT core); the paid add-on is a daily signed risk dataset, never locked features.
Coding agents write code fast, but someone still has to prompt, wait and check. Ombuto Code takes you out of that loop. It is an open-source desktop workbench that lives in your repo. Write a PRD, architecture and tickets with an agent, each ticket with acceptance criteria. Switch on the scheduler and agents build, test and fix in a loop while an evaluation agent checks the result against the criteria. Review the report, run summary and diff. Works with Claude Code, Codex and Kimi. Apache 2.0.
An open-source desktop workspace built on pi-coding-agent. Choose your models, extend your toFastVibe is an open-source (MIT) desktop app for agent work on macOS, Windows and Linux. Run coding agents, edit Word/Excel/PowerPoint, and orchestrate parallel sub-agents. Bring your own model, keep data local, and continue from your phone.ols, and inspect the source from interface to agent engine. Source code (MIT):
An open-source Windows workbench for imagery, elevation, land cover, climate, ocean and vector data. Search by area and time, preview multiple results on a map, review downloads, and manage local files. Connect your own model for optional Agent workflows. Local use requires no Global account.
An interactive 3D map of 212 AI product management concepts and 1,113 connections between them: evals, guardrails, agent loops, LLM-as-a-judge, tool approval and more. Click any star to see what it is, why it matters to a PM, and which lesson teaches it. Switch to a flat labelled map or a list. Free.
