Product App Store · self-host · dev-in For technical builders
Your box, run anything

Your box, your stack. Install anything, run anything, own it all.

Every app in the store runs on a computer you own. Install a database or an AI employee in one click, self-host your own tools, bring your own Docker image, and when you want to get your hands dirty, open a real terminal and drive the box yourself. No platform lock-in on what you put on it.

Start on your box See the App Store
/apps — live app
The App Store: Claude Code dev box, personal AI assistants, coordination authority, PostgreSQL — all $0 app fee, you pay compute only.

Captured from the live app: the App Store — dev boxes, databases, and AI employees, all $0 app fee (you pay compute only), each installed onto a box you own.

How it works

From catalog to command line

Install what you want, run what you bring, and drop to a shell whenever you need to.

1Install from the store

Browse categories — AI agents, databases, dev boxes — and install with one click. $0 app fee; you pay only for the compute it runs on.

The App Store filtered by category.
2Bring your own stack

Self-host your own tools and run your own container image with an ad-hoc Docker run — your stack, on your box, not ours.

Workflow recipes including run-a-container.
3Dev in over SSH

Open the Terminal Hub or SSH straight in. It is a real Linux computer — install packages, run processes, edit files, keep state.

The Terminal Hub — a real terminal into your box.
Own the whole thing

A catalog on top, a real computer underneath

/apps
The App Store with category filters and self-hostable tools.

Install anything — $0 app fee

A managed PostgreSQL with nightly backups, a Claude Code dev box, a personal AI assistant — one click each. The store charges no app fee; you pay only for the compute your box uses. Everything installs onto infrastructure you control.

/apps
/workflows/new
The workflow step palette: install & health-check, download & run, run a container, set up my dev box.

Bring your own Docker

Not in the catalog? Run your own container. The “run a container” recipe starts your image and checks it responds; workflows turn any install into a repeatable recipe of steps — not a fragile one-off script — that you can run on any of your computers. (Ad-hoc Docker run is landing incrementally — some pieces are still shipping.)

/workflows
/sandbox
The Terminal Hub: a real multi-tab terminal into your sandboxes.

It's a real computer — drive it yourself

When you want control, open the Terminal Hub: a real multi-tab terminal into your boxes, with history, quick commands, split panes, and drag-to-upload. Or add an SSH key and connect from your own machine. Full root, persistent state.

/sandbox · /sandboxes

Verified by browser tests

The App Store, workflows, and sandbox surfaces are covered by a green Playwright end-to-end suite.

Real screenshots

Every image here is captured from the live application — the real store, the real terminal.

Honest about what's shipping

Ad-hoc Docker run is landing incrementally — we say so rather than claim a finished feature.

Own your box

Install from the store, bring your own stack, and drop to a shell whenever you want the wheel.

Start on your box

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