Your agents run 24/7, you can go.
You don't have to babysit them.
Monitor · approve · control, from anywhere.
Choose your setup
One computer is free. Personal covers up to 3 computers, and Pro covers up to 15 for a team.
One developer, one computer.
- ✓ 1 computer on our hosted relay, Mac or Linux
- ✓ Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, Cursor & Scoot
- ✓ Real-time conversation feed
- ✓ Push notifications + one-tap approvals
- ✓ Send messages to running agent
- ✓ Auto-approve mode
- ✓ iPhone, iPad & Android apps
- ✓ Any number of computers on a relay you host yourself (updates while the app is open)
For anyone running agents on more than one machine.
- ✓ Follow up to 3 computers at once: a laptop, a desktop, a server, Mac and Linux in any mix
- ✓ Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, Cursor & Scoot
- ✓ Real-time conversation feed
- ✓ Push notifications + one-tap approvals
- ✓ Send messages to running agent
- ✓ Auto-approve mode
- ✓ iPhone, iPad & Android apps
Most people run agents on more than one machine. For about a coffee a month, you follow them all and keep the project going: the relay and the open-source engine.
For teams, and for fleets of machines running agents.
- ✓ Follow up to 15 computers at once, for a team or a fleet of build and agent machines
- ✓ Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, Cursor & Scoot
- ✓ Real-time conversation feed
- ✓ Push notifications + one-tap approvals
- ✓ Send messages to running agent
- ✓ Auto-approve mode
- ✓ iPhone, iPad & Android apps
Share a session, or a whole computer, with a friend or a teammate. They follow it and answer it from their own phone.
// Subscriptions managed via App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android)
// the macOS app and the Linux tool are always free
// the engine behind them is open source: github.com/sergenes/aaw-core
What your subscription funds
The paid plans pay for servers that run around the clock and for the work of keeping up with six agents. Here's where the money goes.
$ the hosted relay
Your computer keeps one connection open to our relay, and every tool call, permission prompt, and agent response travels through it in real time. The relay holds those events while your phone sleeps, so the feed is complete when you open the app. Everything is end-to-end encrypted, so the relay only sees ciphertext and routing information. Running these servers around the clock costs us money every hour.
$ push notifications
When an agent stops to ask for permission, a push notification reaches your phone even while the app is closed. Push delivery runs through the store apps' own credentials, and we pay to deliver it for every computer on our relay.
$ keeping pace with six agents at once
Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Google, and Anysphere each ship CLI updates on their own schedule, often weekly, sometimes overnight, with new models, new slash commands, or breaking changes to hook formats. Scoot is our own agent, and its providers, Ollama for local models plus OpenAI and Anthropic in the cloud, add their own cadence on top of that. We keep pace across all of them and ship compatible updates quickly, so your bridge does not quietly stop working the morning after one of them updates.
$ ongoing development
Active roadmap, shipping continuously:
- IDE plugin integrations
- richer agent dashboards
- more robust agent control
$ no ads · no data selling
Your agent conversations and code are private. We will never sell your data or show you ads. A direct subscription is the only sustainable model that keeps it that way.
$ our own agent: scoot
Scoot is the coding agent we build ourselves, and it works today: simple work goes to a free local Ollama model at no cost, and requests that need more horsepower escalate to a cloud model like Claude, Gemini, or GPT once you add your own key. Keeping it current with new models, and growing its router into one that works across every agent, takes steady development time, and subscriptions pay for it.
Common questions
? Is it free? What does a subscription add?
Yes. The Mac app, the Linux installer, and aaw-core, the open-source engine that runs on your computer, are all free. The Free plan is free too: one computer on our hosted relay works end to end, with the live feed, push notifications, and approvals on your phone. A subscription, bought in the phone app, raises the number of computers you can use on our relay: up to 3 with Personal and up to 15 with Pro. Computers on a relay you host yourself never count toward a plan.
? Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes. Cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings. Your plan stays active until the end of the current billing period. After that you are on the Free plan, and your most recently linked computer keeps working as before. Any other computers are dimmed in the app until you subscribe again or remove some.
? Can I switch between Personal and Pro?
Yes. Upgrade or downgrade at any time through your App Store or Google Play subscription settings. Upgrades take effect immediately. If you move to a plan with a lower limit and have more computers than it allows, nothing is deleted. The most recently linked computers within the new limit stay usable, and the rest are dimmed until you upgrade again or remove some. The limit is counted per phone, and scanning a computer you already have again does not count it twice.
? Can I use the same subscription on iPhone and Android?
No. Agents At Work has no accounts, so nothing connects a purchase in one store to the other. An App Store subscription covers every iPhone and iPad signed in to the same Apple ID. A Google Play subscription is separate and covers your Android phone. Each phone pairs with your computers by scanning a QR code, and each phone counts the computers it has linked on our relay.
? Do computers on my own relay count toward a plan?
No. You can run the relay yourself with docker compose from the aaw-core repository, and computers linked through it never count toward any plan. One difference to know about: on a self-hosted relay the phone gets updates while the app is open, but it does not get background push notifications, because those need the store apps' push credentials.
? Do you offer refunds?
Refunds for App Store purchases are handled by Apple, Google Play refunds by Google. We don't process refunds directly, and can't issue them ourselves even if we wanted to. One honest note: this is a small, self-funded team, and the infrastructure behind every session (the hosted relay and push notifications) costs us money the moment it's used, refund or not. If something genuinely didn't work for you, please email us first at support@answersolutions.net. We'd much rather fix the problem than have you request a refund after real usage. For duplicate charges or honest mistakes, we'll do everything we can to help.
? What's on the roadmap?
Actively building: IDE plugin integrations, richer agent dashboards with per-project history, more robust agent control, and a routing agent that works across all six agents. Subscription revenue funds this directly.