Two modes, one product. Basic is the everyday assistant — chat, your Apps, and the Store. Same app, same account.

Two modes, one product. Advanced opens the full deck — Instances, Workspaces, and Orchestrators. Same app, same account.

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Warpdrive gives you a personal assistant that builds real Apps from a plain-language conversation. Install more from the Store with one tap, and run them on your own computer or in a Space hosted by Warpdrive.

Mission control for your AI coding fleet

Warpdrive runs your agentic coding tools — Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, or agents you build — in separate Instances on hardware you choose. Launch from your desktop or your phone.

The app you always wanted. Built by asking

Tell your Warpdrive assistant what you need — a tracker, a planner, a tool nobody makes. It builds it in front of you, and the App is yours — on your own computer or in a hosted Space.

Little apps for your life

A chore chart, a garden log, that one tracker no app store has. Ask your assistant and it makes the App for you, on your own computer or in a hosted Space — no coding involved.

Your AI. Your machine. Your business

Choose where your Apps run and which AI answers. Keep source-based Apps and a local model on your own computer, and see where Chats and prompts go before you start.

Your assistant, in your pocket

Scan a QR code and your phone joins your Warpdrive. Chat with your assistant, open your Apps, and check progress from the couch — anywhere on your network.

Make Apps people love. Get paid

Publish your Apps to the Warpdrive Store whenever they are ready. Each public listing is reviewed before it goes live, and creator revenue sharing is planned. Request access to start building.

Run your coding agents like a fleet

Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, or your own — each agent in its own Instance and container, with chat, terminal, files, and live previews in a single workbench you can open from any device.

Your backlog, on autopilot

Queue tasks and let Conductors dispatch, run, and retry work across your agents. Auto-Tune, an optional Studio setting, benchmarks proposed changes and keeps only measurable wins.

The AI command center you host yourself

Put Warpdrive on hardware you control, keep your projects close, and use the same command center from your desk or your phone.

See where your Apps, Chats, code, and AI data go
Capabilities

Your Assistant. Your Apps. Your Space

Everything you need to make Apps of your own — no coding, no setup maze.

Apps from a conversation

Ask for a tracker, a tool, a little game — your Assistant builds it and shows you the running result.

Your Apps, one tap away

Everything you build or install lives in Apps — tap one and it opens full-screen, running live.

Change it from inside

Open an App and tell your Assistant what you want different — it updates right where you are.

Chats that keep up

Every project is a thread you can come back to — star the important ones, or just talk instead of typing.

A Store full of starting points

Browse ready-made Apps and tap Get — your Assistant sets everything up for you.

On your phone too

Scan a QR code and your phone joins in — Assistant, Apps, and Chats, anywhere on your network.

Everything a fleet commander needs

One command deck for your agents — from first launch to landed mission, on machines you own.

Any agentic coding tool

Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and OpenCode ship in the box — sign in to each one right inside its Instance.

Or bring your own

Any CLI agent, script, or MCP server you install runs the same way — your own tooling, in its own Instance.

Focused work per Instance

Give each project its own Instance and container, with its own tools and access, so one mission does not spill into another.

Orchestrate whole squads

Conductors queue tasks, dispatch agents, and retry failures. Auto-Tune, an optional Studio setting, keeps only measurable wins.

One workbench for everything

Chat, Workspace files, a live terminal, and App previews — side by side in the same view.

Command from any screen

The same app on desktop, web, tablet, and phone. Scan a QR code and your phone joins your Warpdrive.

A Store with a creator economy

Install verified, exact-revision builds — with creator payouts and GitHub import opening soon.

Snapshot and roll back

Take a snapshot before a risky run and restore the Workspace if the agent goes sideways.

Your AI account, your keys

Sign in to the CLIs you already pay for, or drop in an OpenAI, Anthropic, or Venice key — even a local model.

Add machines, not plans

Use the laptops, desktops, and home servers you already own as capacity for more work.

Free on your own computer Run Warpdrive on your own machine with no subscription — bring the AI account you already use, or a local model.
Control what stays local Keep source-based Apps on your hardware and choose the services each workflow uses.
Grows with you When you want more control, Advanced mode opens the full command deck — same app, same account.
Your projects stay on your machine Keep Workspaces on hardware you trust. The AI provider you pick receives only what the agent sends it.
Reach it from any screen Move from desktop to phone without moving the project away from the machine you chose.
Long work stays visible Leave a run going, come back later, and see its status, history, and result in one place.
How it works

Ask once. Watch the app take shape.

One request becomes a working App you can open on desktop or phone.

01 · Ask

Describe the app.

Your assistant starts with the outcome, not a setup form.

Assistant
What would you like to make?
Build me a household chore tracker.
Tell Warpdrive what to build…
02 · Build

Warpdrive makes it.

The Assistant plans the App, creates its files, and checks the result.

Building · Household chore tracker
Plan the experienceDone
Create the appDone
Check the resultWorking
chore_list household progress
03 · Apps

It lands in Apps.

The finished Chore Tracker appears beside the Apps you already use.

Apps
CT Chore Tracker Ready · Open →
ML Meal List Last opened yesterday
04 · Use

Open it. Use it.

Assign chores, mark work done, and see the household move forward.

Apps · Chore Tracker

Today’s chores

3 of 5 complete
60% done
✓Take out recyclingMaya
✓Feed the dogNoah
✓Load the dishwasherSean
05 · Continue

The same App fits your phone.

Open Chore Tracker away from your desk. The App and its progress stay with you.

Today’s chores

3 of 5 complete
✓Take out recyclingMaya
✓Feed the dogNoah
✓Load dishwasherSean
How it works

See the whole mission move.

Instances do the focused work. A Conductor keeps the mission in step.

01 · Instances

Run more than one agent.

Each Instance has a clear job, machine, and live state.

Instances · 3 running
WorkingFrontendMac Studio · Codex
ReviewingQualityMacBook Pro · Claude
ReadyReleaseLinux tower · Codex
02 · Task

Give one agent the work.

The task arrives with its goal and project context attached.

Mission · Household dashboard
FEFrontend
Working
QAQuality
Ready
Assigned to Frontend
Build the chore tracker dashboard. Use the household API and add a phone layout.
I have the task. I’m mapping the app and starting the first pass.
03 · Workbench

Watch the real work.

Chat, files, terminal, and preview stay together while the agent builds.

Workbench · Frontend
Chat
The dashboard is wired. I’m checking the mobile state now.
Files
Preview
Chore Tracker
Terminal$ test chore_tracker
12 passed · 0 failed
$ build web
04 · Conductor

Coordinate the mission.

The Conductor routes tasks, waits for checks, and brings the agents’ results together.

Conductor · Household app mission
FrontendBuild complete
Quality12 checks passed
CoordinatingConductorMerge results · prepare release
ReleaseWaiting on approval
Mission2 of 3 complete

Ready to configure a machine? Follow Getting Started in the documentation.

Planned membership

One membership. A Space that grows with you.

We’re building toward one subscription for your personal Space, with a curated collection of Apps and ready-made setups included. Add what you need for your plants, pets, or projects, then make it your own — without a separate purchase for each included App.

Start with something useful

The planned collection pairs Apps, agent instructions, and tools for a specific job. Install a setup, connect your own accounts, and bring your own data.

Make your version

Our goal is a Space you can adapt: turn a list into a graph, add a reminder, or change an editable App to fit your routine. Sharing a setup should leave your private records and credentials with you.

Support the people who build it

We plan to share membership revenue with eligible creators whose Apps and setups members use, with a separate reward for bringing paying members to Warpdrive. Members would not pay per download.

This membership and creator program are planned, not available today. Pricing, creator shares, referral terms, and included AI, hosting, and storage allowances will be published before enrollment. Unlimited compute is not included in the proposal.

Read about current access
Frequently asked questions

A few things people ask before launch

Short answers about AI, privacy, pricing, Apps, and where your work runs. Technical details link to the full guides.

What is Warpdrive?

Warpdrive is a personal AI assistant that builds and runs real Apps from a plain-language conversation, on your own computer or in a hosted Space. The Apps are yours. Basic keeps it to chat and Apps; Advanced adds the agents behind them.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. In Basic, describe what you want in plain language. Advanced tools are there when you want to inspect or control the technical details.

How is this different from ChatGPT or Copilot?

A chat assistant answers in text. Warpdrive builds and runs Apps you keep, in a Space or Instance you control, and in Advanced it can drive several coding agents at once.

Where do my Apps live?

On your own computer when you use the Warpdrive desktop app, or in a Space hosted by Warpdrive. Every account includes a hosted Space.

Where do my Apps run?

In an Instance you choose: your own computer, another machine you pair, or a hosted Instance. Learn how Instances work.

Does Warpdrive send my data to the cloud?

Some of it, depending on your setup. Apps, source-based App files, and a local Instance’s Workspace stay on your computer. Chat history is stored by the control plane you use: with the hosted service, that includes full message text; a fully self-hosted control plane keeps it with its operator. A cloud AI provider receives the prompts sent to it, and Warpdrive AI runs on Venice AI. A local model answers on your machine, so no provider receives the prompt. See where each piece goes.

Is my data used to train AI models?

That is set by the AI provider you choose: its own terms decide how it handles prompts, including training. With a local model, no provider receives them. Read how providers are handled.

Can I use a local AI model?

Yes. Warpdrive can install a supported model on your computer, or connect to an existing local endpoint. See the Local AI guide.

Can I use OpenAI, Anthropic, or other AI providers?

Yes. Use Warpdrive AI, which is built in and runs on Venice AI. Or sign in with an account you already pay for, such as ChatGPT (Codex) or Claude, add an API key from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Venice, or run a free local model.

What does it cost to run?

That depends on the AI you pick. A local model costs nothing per question. Your own provider account or key bills you directly, and Warpdrive AI is metered against your plan’s allowance.

Is Warpdrive free?

Creating an account is free and includes a hosted Space. Running Warpdrive on your own computer is free. AI providers you bring may bill you for model use. Paid plans, including the planned membership, will be published before they are offered.

Which platforms does it run on?

The Warpdrive desktop app runs on macOS and Windows. The Warpdrive CLI runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. The mobile app is on Android now; iOS is not available yet. The web app works in any modern browser.

What hardware do I need?

A recent Mac or Windows PC. Local AI models need more memory, so the app recommends a model matched to your machine. See the Local AI guide.

Does it work offline?

Partly. The Warpdrive CLI runs standalone with no connection, and Apps on your computer keep running. Signing in and hosted features need a connection.

Can I access Warpdrive from my phone?

Yes. The Warpdrive desktop app runs your own Gateway — the connection point your other devices use. Pair your phone with a QR code to chat, open Apps, and check progress on your local network or through a hosted relay.

What happens if my computer is turned off?

Apps and AI running on that computer pause until it is back online. Your hosted Space, and any other Instance that is still running, stay available.

What is the difference between Basic and Advanced?

Basic is for making and using Apps: talk to your Assistant, get Apps from the Store, and pick up past Chats. Advanced lets you run coding agents in Instances you control, coordinate them, and review their terminals and changes. Switch any time; it is the same app and account.

What are Instances?

An Instance is a separate place where an agent works, with its own Workspace folder, tools, and sign-ins, running in its own container. Run one on your computer, another machine, or hosted. Read the Instances guide.

What are Conductors?

A Conductor runs a multi-agent job for you. It hands tasks to your agents, retries what fails, and reports progress, questions, and results in one Chat. Read the Conductors guide.

Is it safe to let agents run on my machine?

Each Instance runs in its own container, with its own state and sign-ins. You choose the Workspace folder it can read and change; that folder stays open to the agent so it can do the work. Read how isolation works.

Can I host Warpdrive myself?

Yes. Warpdrive is free to self-host. The Warpdrive CLI runs standalone, and the full platform can run on hardware you control. Read the setup guide.

Can I publish or share Apps I create?

Yes. Share an App with a link, or publish it to the Store at any time. Public listings are reviewed before they go live.

What is the Warpdrive Store?

The Store is the catalog where you discover and get Apps. Use one as-is or make your own version with your Assistant.

When can I download it?

As soon as your account is approved. Create an account on the sign-in screen; once it is approved, installers for every platform are in the app under Settings → About. See how access works.

What is Wormhole?

Wormhole is the platform Warpdrive is built on: the shared account, billing, and document services behind it.

Two ways to fly it

Command it from the app, the console, or both

Choose the visual app when context matters. Choose the terminal-first CLI when speed and scripts matter. Use both when the job crosses machines.

The app

Desktop, web, and phone

Sign in and you get the whole deck: Instances, Workspaces, Orchestrators, snapshots, diffs, and the Store, with the same work close at hand on every screen.

Best for

  • Everyday commanding — see the fleet, queue work, read the diffs.
  • The Store — install Apps and Orchestrators without writing a manifest.
  • Moving around — scan a QR code and pick the same run up on your phone.
  • Other people — handing a teammate a URL beats handing them a terminal.

The trade

  • The visual experience is best when you want the Store, rich previews, and shared context.
  • For a machine used only through SSH or scripts, the CLI is the leaner fit.
The console

The Warpdrive CLI

A terminal-first way to create and operate the same work. It fits into the shell habits and automation you already use.

Best for

  • Headless machines — a server or a spare box you only ever SSH into.
  • Automation — fit repeatable work into CI, cron, and Makefiles.
  • Terminal people — stay in the shell and keybindings you already know.
  • No account needed — it runs standalone, offline, with nothing hosted involved.

The trade

  • No Store, no chat surface, no phone — those live in the app.
  • Remote access and multi-screen control need a connected Warpdrive app.

Most people use both. Keep the visual app where you plan and review. Put the CLI on machines where work runs. The documentation explains the setup, requirements, and remote connection flow. Read the CLI documentation.

Get Warpdrive

Pick your platform

Install the app on your computer and sign in. The one real decision is your AI: Warpdrive AI, a free local model, or an account you already have.

Start with the experience you want. Add the CLI or mobile app when your work grows across machines and screens. The Warpdrive CLI needs Node.js 20 or newer and a container runtime: Docker, Podman, nerdctl, or Apple Container.

Builds are not published on this site. Create an account on the sign-in screen. We approve accounts in order; once yours is approved, installers for every platform are in the app under Settings → About. An installed copy updates itself from there too.

Already approved? The same button signs you in.

Warpdrive

Setup guide

The full desktop experience

Run Warpdrive on your own computer at no charge.

Want it free? Open Settings, pick a Local AI model matched to your machine, and it installs itself — no API key, nothing per question.

macOS Windows
In the app after approval

Warpdrive CLI

CLI guide

The terminal-first experience

Run focused AI work from the shell, automate repeatable jobs, and add capacity on the machines you already own.

Requires Node.js 20+ and Docker, Podman, nerdctl, or Apple Container.

macOS Windows Linux
In the app after approval

Warpdrive Mobile

Everything, in your pocket

Scan a QR code and watch your Apps come to life from anywhere.

Your computer keeps doing the work back home.

Android
Android in the app after approval · iOS not yet

Need another platform or installation path? See every build and install path in the documentation.