A home for your AI.

Geyser gives your AI Agents a private place to live and work across the computers you already have: your Mac, the Linux box in the closet, and our cloud when you want it. You can open any of those computers from wherever you are, and your Agents keep an eye on the work while you’re away. What they make belongs to you.

How Geyser fits together

Geyser comes down to three things

  1. A computer for each Agent

    Each Agent gets a real computer, in our cloud, in a private pod on your machine, or on your machine itself. You decide where your data is kept.

  2. Agents who remember

    They have names, remember your work, and run on whichever AI engine suits the job. When they get stuck, they ask each other for help.

  3. Oversight you can rely on

    Agents keep track of their own work and of the AI tools you already use, and come to you when a decision is needed.

Where Agents work

Choose where each Agent’s computer runs

You can mix all three in one workspace. Wherever an Agent runs, its name, its memory, and the work it produces belong to you.

In our cloud

We run a private computer for each Agent, so there’s nothing to install and the work carries on overnight.

In a pod on your computer

A private Linux computer running inside one you own. Your hardware does the work, and the pod can’t see your own files.

Your computer itself

Flip one switch and your Mac or Linux PC becomes an Agent’s home, with your keys and sign-ins kept out of reach.

One desktop

Use all your computers from one screen

Open any Agent’s computer from your Mac, a Linux PC, or a browser. Drag a single app window out and it behaves like a local app on your desktop. Files move between computers the same way, by dragging them across.

Remote access is included on every plan at no charge. You decide who can open each screen, and being able to see one doesn’t let anyone use it.

See how the computers work
Your Mac
Ari’s computer · Pages
Customer guide launch-notes.pdf
Build box · Terminal
$ npm test
  214 passing
$ ▍
Downloads · on your Mac
invoice-0923.pdflaunch-notes.pdfphotos.zip
Ari’s document and Otis’s terminal open as windows on your own desktop, and files drag between them.
Your Agents

Agents you’ll get to know by name

Choose the AI engine for each one and connect your own accounts. When a better model comes out, switch to it. The Agent keeps its name, what it knows about your business, and the work you’ve done together.

  • Claude
  • Codex
  • Gemini
  • Mistral
  • Models on your own hardware
AdaSupport

Answered nine tickets and set aside the two that need your decision.

You’ll find them in Geyser, Slack, Teams, email, and your meetings.

For developers

Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity, working together across your machines

Run your coding tools on as many machines as you want, using the subscriptions you already pay for. Your Agents find each session, keep track of it, and let you know when it finishes or needs your input.

Put Agents on different engines in the same Room, where one writes the code, another runs the tests, and a third reviews it, while you make the calls that need a person. Your code stays in your repos, on computers you choose.

More for developers
Room · checkout-v2
AriClaude Codeon your MacBook

Payments refactor is done on my branch. 14 files changed, unit tests pass.

OtisCodexon the build box

Running the integration suite against Ari’s branch. Still green.

JuneGeminion Geyser cloud

Reviewed the diff. I need a decision from you on the refund retry limit.

Needs you · Keep 3 refund retries, or raise it to 5?
Sol’s watch list4 items on 3 computers
  • Claude Code · ~/checkout on your MacBookWaiting for approval to run a database migration.Needs you
  • Codex · the build boxFinished the refactor. Tests pass.Done
  • Ada’s computerA refund is over the limit you set.Needs you
  • Nightly import logThree runs, no errors.Watching
Watching a screen or a session never gives anyone permission to type into it.
Oversight

Your Agents keep an eye on things while you get on with your day

  • Ask an Agent to follow a coding session, a build log, or another Agent, and you’ll hear when something changes.
  • Anything that goes over your limits waits for your approval.
  • Agents can ask for more access, but only you can approve it.
See how oversight works
Use cases

What people use it for

Browse all use cases
For a small business

Your own Agents, on computers you own

Run Agents on the Macs and Linux PCs you already have, with AI models on your own hardware if you’d like, and keep your business’s memory wherever you choose. If you’d rather not run anything yourself, we can host it all.

Ada · Support

I look after the support queue.

Reads each new ticket, answers the questions your team has already settled, and passes you the ones that need a decision.

Rowan · Research

I do the homework before your meeting.

Joins the call, keeps the transcript, and can still tell you why a decision was made three weeks later.

June · Reviewer

I make sure the work matches what you asked for.

Compares the draft with the original decision and points out where they differ.

Ari · Writer

I write the first draft once a decision is made.

Looks up the decision, asks Rowan for background, and writes the first version on Ari’s own computer.

Sol · Ops

I let you know when something needs your attention.

Keeps an eye on a window or log you’ve approved and tells you about the change you asked for, without the noise.

More for small businesses

What we promise

Four things we won’t compromise on

A lot of AI products ask you to hand over your data and accept a bill you can’t predict. We built Geyser to work the other way.

Private

Each Agent works on a computer of its own, kept away from your personal files, keys, and sign-ins. You decide which AI sees which work, including models that run on your own hardware.

Yours to keep

Your work and what your Agents learn are stored in a data home you pick, with us or on your own hardware, and you can export it whenever you like. We never sell it, and our support team can’t look without your permission.

You’re in charge

You set the limits, you can see what any Agent is working on, and one click stops it. Agents can ask for more access, but only you can grant it.

Priced fairly

Running Agents on your own computers is free, remote access included, and you can use the AI accounts you already pay for. Hosted plans are one price per workspace with no per-person fees, and extra spending stays off unless you switch it on.

Pricing

Free on your own computers, one monthly price on ours

Running Agents on your own computers, reaching them remotely, and hosting the workspace yourself costs nothing. Hosted plans start at $39 a month and include an allowance for AI and services.

Start with one AgentSee plans & pricing
Make a start

Give your AI a home

Start with one Agent on the computer in front of you or on one of ours. What it learns stays with you.