Your AI agents, running in the cloud 24/7

A cloud virtual machine prepared for AI agents: a Linux desktop you watch live in the browser, a web terminal, and Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Qwen, Grok, Kimi, GLM and DeepSeek preinstalled. You sign in with your own AI accounts and the agent works on your behalf, 24/7.

Yes. You bring your own Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Gemini or other account or API key and sign in once inside the box. We charge only for the server, so your AI usage stays on your terms and your bill.

That is the whole point. Scheduled tasks run on the box itself, webhooks are received around the clock, long jobs keep going for hours, and results reach you by email or Telegram. Your computer is just a window into it.

Install the Mobile apps tile, then tell the agent what you want. It builds a cross-platform Expo app, you watch it change live in the App view, and you scan a QR code with Expo Go to run it on your phone. Store-ready builds use your own Expo account.

The agent never tries to get around them. It pauses, sends your phone a screenshot with a link into the live desktop, and you finish the login or payment yourself. One tap on Done and the agent continues.

The box is yours alone: we have no access to its desktop. Passwords live in a vault on your own server, webhook data queues on your box and not on our platform, and a nightly backup to your own backup box covers the agent's files, memory and journal.

An autonomous AI agent is an AI that does not just answer questions but carries out work on its own: it opens websites, reads and writes files, runs programs and finishes multi-step jobs with minimal supervision. Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini and Qwen are autonomous agents; an AgentBox gives them the always-on computer, tools and guardrails they need to work for you around the clock.

Yes. Your online AI agent lives on the AgentBox, not on any one device: the desktop, terminal and app preview open in any browser on any computer, tablet or phone, and Telegram carries tasks and results to your pocket. Sessions persist, so you continue exactly where you left off, from anywhere.

Yes, two ways. Wine runs classic Windows programs directly on the Linux desktop, on any plan, with .NET and the usual runtimes preinstalled. For software that needs real Windows, the Windows apps tile runs full Windows in a virtual machine on the bigger plans: at least 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM and 40 GB of free disk, with your own Windows licence. The agent can use both, clicking through installers and programs for you.

In the terminal: Claude Code (Anthropic), Codex (OpenAI), Gemini (Google), Qwen (Alibaba), Grok (xAI), Kimi (Moonshot AI), GLM (Z.ai) and DeepSeek, each with your own subscription or API key, switchable per task. On the desktop: the official Claude and ChatGPT apps for Linux, the Cursor AI editor, and Gemini, Grok, Kimi, Qwen and Meta AI as one-click chat apps.