Cloudroom
Cloudroom is a cloud workspace for AI coding agents. It runs Codex, Pi Agent and Claude Code (and supports local/cloud workflows) in isolated sandboxes so work can continue after a laptop is closed, while users retain their own model accounts, session history and code.
At a Glance
- Individual developers and AI-assisted software builders
- Engineering teams running multiple coding agents
- Codex, Claude Code and Pi Agent users
- Open-source and self-hosting-oriented developers
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Cloudroom
Desktop App for AI Coding Agents
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Latest News
Desktop app version 92: Mac access levels, Settings redesign, two-way OpenCode Teleport, repository search and reduced cloud polling
Cloudroom published a hands-on comparison of Conductor and Cloudroom, emphasizing Cloudroom's free/open-source model, per-thread sandboxes and Teleport
Cloudroom published an interview with David Ondrej after OpenAI DevDay and announced its fully free, open-source public launch direction
Cloudroom published a comparison of Claude Code cloud, Codex cloud, Cursor, Devin, OpenHands, Jules and Cloudroom
Products & Services
Invite-only platform for running AI coding agents locally or in isolated cloud sandboxes, preserving sessions and history and allowing work to continue when the laptop is closed.
Desktop application for macOS and Linux that lets users start, follow and steer local and cloud agents from one app.
Open-source, self-hostable Rust core/runtime for running cloud agents and saving their history; licensed under Apache 2.0 and designed for a Linux VM with PostgreSQL.
Market Position
Cloudroom positions itself as a free, open-source and agent-agnostic alternative to closed cloud-agent products such as Cursor cloud agents, OpenAI Codex cloud and Amp. Its differentiation is support for multiple harnesses in one workspace, bring-your-own model subscriptions, retained/self-hostable agent history, isolated per-thread sandboxes and two-way Teleport between local and cloud execution. OpenHands is identified as another open-source/self-hosted alternative, while Conductor is positioned as a more mature proprietary Mac/team product with a paid cloud tier.
Leadership
Founders
David Ondrej
Runs an AI-focused YouTube channel with more than 400,000 subscribers; previously built DeepAPI and worked on the open-source Immortal Agents project, which addressed agent recovery after lost connectivity.
Executive Team
David Ondrej
Founder
AI YouTube creator with more than 400,000 subscribers; previously built DeepAPI and Immortal Agents.
Founding Story
Cloudroom grew out of the team's experience with DeepAPI and Immortal Agents. After concluding that DeepAPI's traction was concentrated in web search and deep-research endpoints rather than an area where the team had a strong advantage, the team focused on two problems: coding agents stop when a laptop sleeps, and multiple local agents interfere with the developer's computer. Cloudroom was started to provide always-on cloud execution without locking users into one vendor's agent, model subscription or closed ecosystem.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Cloudroom describes itself as fully free and open source. Users bring and pay their own model accounts and coding subscriptions; Cloudroom does not bill for model calls. Managed hosting is optional, while self-hosting is supported by the open-source core.
Pricing Tiers
Free and open source; current access is invite-only/team preview and requires joining the waitlist or receiving an invite code.
Target Markets
- Individual developers and AI-assisted software builders
- Engineering teams running multiple coding agents
- Codex, Claude Code and Pi Agent users
- Open-source and self-hosting-oriented developers
- Developers seeking alternatives to closed cloud-agent ecosystems
- Running several AI coding agents simultaneously
- Keeping coding agents working while a laptop is closed or offline
- Developers whose laptops are slowed or disrupted by local agents
- Teams and power users wanting multiple agent harnesses without ecosystem lock-in
- Developers who want to retain agent history and self-host the runtime
- Cloud-based repository work with isolated environments and Git branches