Enjoy

Enjoy is a desktop workspace from Mo Bitar that puts AI coding agents in one app, aimed at people who want to build software without writing code themselves. The founder, who signs as Mo, says Enjoy gives access to the latest AI for writing software in an app people can use and grow with. It runs on Mac, Windows, or Linux computers, and phones and browsers can connect to it.

What It Is

According to the site, Enjoy is a desktop workspace for building with Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Antigravity, and more. Projects, conversations, documents, workflows, and local tools come together in one place. The user describes what they want in plain language and the agents do the technical work. Enjoy is the workspace around those agents; the site states that subscriptions and usage charges for Claude Code and Codex are separate from Enjoy.

Working with multiple agents

The homepage lists support for Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Antigravity, and OpenCode. The use-cases page says users can switch to another agent when one reaches its limit and keep the same project and files. It also describes running many conversations at once, with a view of which ones need the user, which are working, and which are done.

Files, workflows, and self-checking

The site says conversations, docs, and workflows are stored as plain Markdown in the project. Workflows can run scheduled work, such as summarizing unread mail every morning. The homepage also claims agents click through an app and fill in forms to check that it works, with a live preview beside the conversation.

Local-first model

Enjoy states that project files live on the user's disk and that it does not put work in a proprietary cloud box. The use-cases page says Enjoy works on the user's own network, VPN, and firewall, using accounts already signed in on that computer. The help page says device connections are end-to-end encrypted, and that AI providers process the context sent to them under their own policies. Phones and teammates connect while the host computer is awake, online, and running Enjoy.

Who it targets

The use-cases page lists founders, product managers, small businesses, knowledge workers, engineers, prototypers, note-takers, designers, freelancers, learners, analysts, and maintainers. Examples include a family clinic building a desktop app for front-desk tasks. Team use lets members be invited to the host computer, with choice of which projects each person can use.

Setup path

The help page says to download Enjoy, sign in, connect an AI agent, then open a project folder or start a new project. Import guides cover moving work from Lovable, Replit, Claude Code, and Codex, and any folder can be opened with Import existing work. Support is by email and a Slack community.