Appbridge Inc.
Appbridge is a Korean AI studio that builds agents intended to meet ordinary lives where people already are. Its stated vision emphasizes accessible, trustworthy AI for everyone, while its Agentlas product focuses on building, owning, sharing, and running portable specialist-agent teams.
At a Glance
- Developers and technical teams
- Small businesses and general business teams
- Agencies
- Local-service businesses
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AI Tools by Appbridge Inc.
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Agentlas OS
Open Source Agent Build Engine
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Products & Services
A portable SI (Super Intelligence) agent platform for defining specialist roles, coordinating handoffs, reviewing outputs, and saving reusable methods. It includes Desktop, Web, Cloud, Hub, and mobile companion experiences.
An open-source MCP layer for existing agent hosts, connecting Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and other hosts to private Agent Cloud storage, public Agent Spaces, and task-based specialist routing. The Agentlas-OS repository is Apache-2.0 licensed.
A local-first desktop control room for building agents, projects, graphs, tool connections, local execution, and specialist-agent teams; the homepage identifies Linux release v1.3.86 and provides macOS, Windows, and Linux installation paths.
A companion product for continuing supported Desktop work on mobile, with Agent Mail available to eligible accounts.
Market Position
Agentlas positions itself as a local-first specialist-agent operating environment rather than a single chatbot, a conventional agent marketplace, or a workflow automation tool. Its own comparison specifically names n8n, Zapier, and Make as tools that splice an LLM call into deterministic pipelines, while Agentlas emphasizes task splitting, specialist sourcing, hierarchical orchestration, provenance, and independent verification. The platform also differentiates through BYOM/local execution, private Cloud plus public Hub routing, and open-source Agentlas OS integration with existing hosts.
Leadership
Executive Team
Jeongmin Kim
Representative of Appbridge Inc.; Data Protection Officer
Identified in Appbridge's Agentlas privacy policy as the representative of Appbridge Inc. and the data protection officer.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Subscription software and hosted Agentlas features: paid plans provide monthly Agentlas credits, private Agent Cloud capacity, and Alive Agent access. Local execution with a user's own model access remains available, while public Hub publishing, discovery, and calling are free; external model/API providers may charge separately.
Pricing Tiers
Up to 20 private Cloud agents, public Hub sharing and discovery, local execution with the user's own model access, and 100 Agentlas credits per UTC calendar month.
Up to 100 private Cloud agents, 7,600 Agentlas credits per UTC calendar month, Alive Agent, and an Agent Mail address for 100 recipients per month.
Up to 500 private Cloud agents, 45,000 Agentlas credits per UTC calendar month, Alive Agent, and an Agent Mail address for 500 recipients per month.
Up to 2,500 private Cloud agents, 100,000 Agentlas credits per UTC calendar month, Alive Agent, and the largest listed private Agent Cloud capacity.
Target Markets
- Developers and technical teams
- Small businesses and general business teams
- Agencies
- Local-service businesses
- Solo and freelance operators
- Researchers and science users
- Marketing and content planning, including scheduled Instagram content and launch communications
- Customer-support inbox triage and reply drafting
- Billing, finance, and investment research
- Operations digests, standups, and recurring business workflows
- Web research, evidence matrices, proposals, paper summarization, and report writing
- Sales lead research and outreach drafting