Apps from a conversation
Ask for a tracker, a tool, a little game — your assistant builds it and shows you the running result.
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 it all runs on your own computer.
Mission control for your AI coding fleet
Warpdrive runs your agentic coding tools — Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, or agents you build — each in its own sandbox, on hardware you own. 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 it’s yours, on your own computer.
Little apps for your life
A chore chart, a garden log, that one tracker no app store has. Ask your assistant and it makes it — private, on your own computer, no coding involved.
Your AI. Your machine. Your business
Your apps, conversations, and data live on hardware you own, served from your own gateway. You choose the AI it talks to — your own provider account, or a local model so nothing leaves the house.
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
The Warpdrive Store is opening to founding creators — verified builds, GitHub import, and a payouts pipeline ready from day one. Get in before the doors open.
Run your coding agents like a fleet
Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode, or your own — one isolated sandbox per agent, 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 benchmarks every change and keeps only measurable wins.
The AI command center you host yourself
One installer stands up the entire stack on your hardware — gateway, control plane, and runtime. Serve the dashboard on your LAN and pair your phone by QR.
Capabilities
Your assistant. Your apps. Your space
Everything you need to make apps of your own — no coding, no setup maze.
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.
Conversations 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 conversations, 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 sandbox.
Or bring your own
Any CLI agent, script, or MCP server you install runs the same way — your own tooling, same isolation.
One sandbox per instance
Each instance gets its own container, filesystem, network, and credentials. Nothing leaks between them.
Orchestrate whole squads
Conductors queue tasks, dispatch agents, and retry failures — Auto-Tune 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 gateway.
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
Install the engine on any laptop, desktop, or home server and pair it — each one joins the fleet as capacity.
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.
Private by default
Install the desktop app and your apps and conversations live on your own machine, served from your own gateway.
Grows with you
When you want more control, Advanced mode opens the full command deck — same app, same account.
Your code stays on your machine
Instances run inside the engine you installed. The gateway brokers the connection — it never becomes a copy of your repos.
No ports, no tunnels
Your machine dials out to the gateway over an authenticated relay. Pair it with a code; a login agent keeps it up across reboots.
Nothing to babysit
Sandboxes, MCP servers, and long-running processes are supervised, restarted, and logged for you.
Flight plan
From download to first app
Three steps, no server setup and nothing to configure.
From download to first mission
Two pieces to set up: the app you command from, and the engine that does the work. Budget about ten minutes.
01
Install
One download sets up the whole stack — no server setup, no accounts to wire up. Open Warpdrive and meet your assistant.
02
Say what you want
Start from scratch or pick a starting point from the Store, then tell your assistant what to build — in plain language.
03
Open your app
It shows up in Apps, running live. Use it, ask for changes, and take it to your phone with a QR scan.
01
Install the app and sign in
Grab the macOS or Windows app below — or just open the web app. Create your account and you land on an empty deck.
02
Install the engine
On the machine that should do the computing, unpack the Alpha CLI and put warpdrive on your PATH. Needs Node.js 20+ and Docker or Podman.
03
Pair that machine
Mint a pairing code in the app, then run warpdrive remote pair with your gateway URL and that code. warpdrive remote install-agent keeps the relay up across reboots.
04
Create an instance
Point it at a project folder. Warpdrive builds an isolated sandbox, then you sign in to Claude Code, Codex, or whichever tool it should run — inside that sandbox.
05
Engage
Give it work from chat, the workbench, or a conductor queue. Scan the QR code to pick it up on your phone or tablet and watch how the run turns out.
Every command and flag is in the CLI guide.
Two ways to fly it
Command it from the app, the console, or both
The app and the Alpha CLI are two front ends over the same engine — there is no feature locked behind one of them that the other cannot reach. Pick per machine, not once and forever.
The app
Desktop, web, and phone
Sign in and you get the whole deck: instances, workspaces, orchestrators, snapshots, diffs, and the Store. The desktop app also runs the gateway and the engine, so one install is the whole stack.
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
- Needs a gateway running somewhere — the desktop app bundles one, the phone app never hosts one.
- More moving parts to install and keep signed in than a single tarball.
The console
The Alpha CLI
The same engine with no GUI. warpdrive build raises an instance
from the folder you are standing in, warpdrive attach drops you
into it, and there is nothing the app does that the console cannot.
Best for
- Headless machines — a server or a spare box you only ever SSH into.
- Automation — CI, cron, and Makefiles raising instances with a command.
- Terminal people —
warpdrive attachlands you in the agent's tmux with your own keybindings. - 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.
- Nothing reaches it from outside your machine until you pair it to a gateway — remote access comes from pairing, never from opening ports.
Most people run both. The gateway app on the machine you sit at, the Alpha
CLI on every other machine that should do the computing, each paired in with
warpdrive remote pair. The app becomes the console for all of them,
and every machine still runs its own containers on its own disk.
Read the CLI guide.
Get Warpdrive
Pick your platform
Install the app on your computer and sign in. That is the whole setup — the rest is optional.
The app runs a gateway and the engine on your machine. The CLI is that engine on its own. Mobile is a client — it pairs, it never hosts.
Warpdrive
How it worksGateway + engine + local AI
Run your own Warpdrive on your computer and save on fees.
Want it free? Open Settings, pick a Local AI model matched to your machine, and it installs itself — no API key, nothing per question.
Warpdrive CLI
CLI guideThe engine, no window
The same Warpdrive, the part that does the actual work under the hood.
Put it on any machine that should do the computing and pair it to your gateway.
Warpdrive Mobile
Everything, in your pocket
Scan a QR code and watch your apps come to life from anywhere.
Your gateway keeps doing the computing back home.
All downloads
| File | Platform | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Warpdrive.dmg | macOS | Gateway app — gateway + Alpha engine + Local AI setup |
| WarpdriveSetup.exe | Windows | Gateway app — gateway + Alpha engine + Local AI setup |
| warpdrive-gateway-linux.tar.gz | Linux | Gateway app — gateway + Alpha engine + Local AI setup |
| warpdrive-alpha-macos-arm64.tar.gz | macOS (Apple Silicon) | Alpha CLI engine + Local AI setup, no GUI |
| warpdrive-alpha-macos-x64.tar.gz | macOS (Intel) | Alpha CLI engine + Local AI setup, no GUI |
| warpdrive-alpha-windows-x64.zip | Windows (x86-64) | Alpha CLI engine + Local AI setup, no GUI |
| warpdrive-alpha-linux-x64.tar.gz | Linux (x86-64) | Alpha CLI engine + Local AI setup, no GUI |
| warpdrive-alpha-linux-arm64.tar.gz | Linux (ARM64) | Alpha CLI engine + Local AI setup, no GUI |
| warpdrive-mobile.apk | Android | Mobile client |
Every file ships a matching .sha256.txt beside it in /downloads/. Builds that have not been released yet are greyed out.