| What it is | An open-source workspace for coding agents: each one works in a sandbox, in its own git worktree, keeps running when you close the browser, and is steered from any device, with every change reviewed before it is merged. |
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| License | MIT, for the whole repository: the sandbox, the CLI, the desktop app, the web app and the platform. |
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| Source code | One public repository on GitHub, github.com/intentic/intentic.GitHub → |
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| Not to be confused with | Augment Code's Intent, a different agent workspace, or Intentic Technologies, a training company in Bengaluru. Neither is related to intentic. |
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| Price | Free. Every sandbox on your own hardware, every capability, automation and shared workspace is included, with no feature tiers and no card. You pay your AI provider directly.Pricing → |
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| What is paid | Only a hosted sandbox: a machine of ours at Fly.io, in the EU (Stockholm) for users in the EEA, UK and Switzerland and in the US (Ashburn) for everyone else. A free size (4 shared vCPUs, 4 GB memory, 10 GB disk, 40 awake hours a month) needs Google linked to the account and is removed after 3 weeks unopened. Paid sizes: Standard at $20 a month (8 shared vCPUs, 8 GB memory, 25 GB disk, 220 awake hours a month) and Max at $50 a month (8 shared vCPUs, 16 GB memory, 50 GB disk, 320 awake hours a month). Every size has every feature.Pricing → |
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| Token metering | None. Agents run on your own AI plans or API keys; intentic never meters tokens or adds a markup. The optional free trial, for trying it with nothing connected, has a daily step limit and passes through intentic's servers. |
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| AI providers | Claude (Opus, Sonnet and Haiku, on your Claude plan); Codex (on your ChatGPT plan); Grok (on your SuperGrok plan); Kimi Code (on your Kimi Membership); Google (Gemini, Claude and GPT-OSS, free on a Google sign-in); Cursor (Composer and the frontier models, on your Cursor Pro plan); Devin (SWE and the frontier models, on your Devin plan); Z.ai (GLM, on your Coding Plan key); Meta (Muse Spark, on your Model API key).Models and providers → |
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| Agent harnesses | Depending on the provider, a turn runs in Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Muse Code or the provider's own agent (Cursor's, Devin's, Grok Build or Kimi CLI). Pi, and any agent that speaks the Agent Client Protocol (ACP), can be added as a capability. |
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| Where it runs | In a container on your laptop, desktop or VPS: Linux, macOS, or Windows through WSL2. The desktop app covers Windows 10 and 11 and Linux; elsewhere one setup command does the same. Or on a hosted sandbox.Where it runs →Quickstart → |
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| What you need | A container engine, which the desktop app and the setup command install if it is missing, asking first, and a Google account or any email address to sign in. No inbound port is opened: the sandbox dials out. |
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| Isolation | A sandbox is one container, running unprivileged and shared by many agents; separate roles or credentials get separate sandboxes. Each new agent conversation gets its own git worktree of every repository, on its own branch; its work reaches your working tree when it is landed, by you or automatically if you turn that on.Parallel agents → |
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| Access | Any browser, on a computer or a phone, at app.intentic.dev. Runs continue with every browser closed, and the next device opens the same board. |
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| What the platform stores | Your account, plus each sandbox's address and the token needed to reach it. Never what is inside: code, files, credentials and everything the agents produce are stored on your machine, or on the disk of a hosted sandbox.Privacy policy → |
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| What the relay sees | A sandbox opened at its intentic address is reached through intentic's relay at Fly.io in the US, which decrypts the traffic in memory to route it and stores none of it. Opened at its local address, or through a platform you host yourself, the traffic never reaches intentic. |
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| Current version | 1.348.0, released 21 October 2026.Release notes →Changelog → |
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| Release cadence | Continuous: every feature or fix merged to the main branch is released as a new version once CI passes. The changelog lists the releases with a change you would notice.All releases → |
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| Who makes it | Artur Kurowski, one engineer with no investors, building it in public with a fleet of agents; first commit 12 July 2026.About → |
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| Maturity | New: no case studies or testimonials yet. |
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