A cloud built for your agents.

A managed cloud your agents drive — workstations, worktrees, databases, and compute under one control plane. Claude Code, Codex, DOSSBOT, or your own harness all speak the same API.

Copy/paste into your local agent.

The agents you already use — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — can drive the whole setup.

Paste into Claude Code or Codex claudecodexcursor
# set me up on a fresh remoco workstation for this repo$npm install -g @doss-labs/remoco$remoco init --provider=github$remoco clone $(git remote get-url origin)$remoco dev --service=web --worktree=main$remoco expose main.web.<me> --access=private# return the live URL when the tunnel is healthy$echo $REMOCO_URL

Or let DOSSBOT do it for you.

Skip the signup form. Tell DOSSBOT what you want, it'll ask for what it needs and set it up.

DOSSBOT onboarding concierge · online
chat-first
Hi! I can stand up your first remoco right now. Tell me what you want to build — I'll ask for anything I need (repo, identity, card on file) one step at a time.
No signup form. No SaaS dashboard. Just chat.
~ wiley@mac
Live right now on wiley's workstation

Product

One workstation per engineer. A control plane for everyone else.

Remoco runs your dev loop on a cloud workstation that suspends when idle and wakes in seconds. Your URLs are stable, named, and access-controlled. Your agents operate directly on the workstation. Your org admin sees the whole fleet in one place.

Cloud workstations

VM-backed, persistent home disk. Suspend at 6h idle, resume in ~10s. Pre-baked image has Claude Code, cloudflared, portless, doppler, bun, docker.

Read →

Named URLs by branch

Every worktree, service, and user gets a stable subdomain. main.web.wiley.remoco.dev. Same shape internal and external.

Read →

Access that just works

Toggle between public and private with one flag. Private URLs are gated by WorkOS SSO; your team signs in with Google or Okta.

Read →

Parallel worktrees

One command spins up a branch in its own worktree with its own docker stack. Three feature branches side-by-side, no port collisions, each with its own live URL.

Read →

Live debugger overlay

A pill on every dev page shows branch, service, memory, containers. Click to expand into the full workstation dashboard. Zero app-side integration.

Read →

Agent-native

Works with Claude Code, Codex, DOSSBOT, and your own harness. Every remoco command is invokable from the agent directly; agents drive the stack.

Read →

Image registry

Opinionated base images for Node, Python, Go, Rust. Derivative images per org. One click to add your AI harness or team tooling to the baseline.

Multi-cloud

GCP today, AWS next, Azure after. Same control plane, different backends. Pick the cloud per workspace or per org.

Intelligence metering

Bring your own API keys or route through us. Token spend attributed per user, per repo, per agent run. Budget caps and alerts built in.

How it works

The whole stack, one tunnel, one tenant per user.

No custom DNS to manage. No ngrok tokens. No K8s to reason about. Your workstation is addressable, gated, observable, the second you sign up.

you browser · mac terminal · Claude Code HTTP/2
↓ HTTPS · TLS 1.3 · ~12ms
cf edge access policy · WorkOS SSO for private CF Access
↓ host rewrite · origin auth
tunnel cloudflared · per-user named tunnel QUIC
↓ outbound-only · localhost
injector overlay · WS passthrough · HMR-safe :8081
↓ host-header dispatch
proxy portless · host-header routing :80
↓ upstream
workstation next :3000 · vite :3333 · api :8080 per-user VM

Private by default, public by request

Every URL starts gated. Toggle public with one flag; revoke with another. Immutable deployment versions snapshot a workspace for production traffic, so public URLs never point at a mutable dev server.

Named namespace

The URL shape is <branch>.<service>.<user>.<org>.remoco.dev. Internal localhost matches the same shape. Collab friction: zero.

Open control plane

The CLI, debugger, injector, and overlay are MIT-licensed on GitHub. The managed control plane is what you pay for: AAA, billing, shared observability, pooled capacity.

Managed control plane

Your fleet in one pane.

Every workstation, every URL, every agent run, every dollar. The managed plane is where admins live; engineers rarely see it, but they're glad it's there.

admin.remoco.devorg: doss-labs · fleet: 8 users
Workstations8
Public links23
Private links41
Worktrees14
Agents3
Images6
Budgets2
Audit log
Monthly spend
$1,284
Compute-hrs
412
Intel tokens
18.3M
Active users
8 / 8

Get started

Signed up to shipping in five minutes.

No YAML. No Terraform. No DNS console. Sign in with GitHub, pick a machine, start coding.

01

Sign in

GitHub OAuth. We pull your orgs and repos.

Continue with GitHub
02

Pick your cloud + size

GCP by default. Pick a machine class or let us auto-size based on your repo.

cloud: GCP (us-central1)
size: n2-highmem-8 · 64GB
03

Link a repo

Pick one or more repos from your GitHub orgs. We clone + install on first boot.

[x] doss-com/tetris-ui
[x] doss-com/dossbot
04

Get your URL

One-click expose. Stable URL under your-name.remoco.dev, public or private.

live: main.web.wiley.remoco.dev public

Pricing

Pay for what you run.

Card on file, credits to start, metered after that. Annual prepay saves 20%. One Pro workstation is $40/month active; suspend it and compute stops billing.

Open Source
$0

MIT · self-hosted

Self-host on your cloud. MIT license. Zero lock-in.
  • Unlimited workstations
  • CLI, injector, debugger, overlay
  • Terraform modules (GCP, AWS)
  • BYO DNS + tunnel
  • Single user, no SSO
  • Community support
Clone on GitHub
Team
$99/user/mo

or $79/mo billed annually · save 20%

Everything in Pro, plus org-level controls, policy, and observability retention.

$99 in credits per seat on signup. Card required.

  • WorkOS SSO + RBAC
  • Org audit log (90 days)
  • Shared pools + budget caps
  • Managed image registry
  • Deploy promotion workflow
  • Priority support
Add card + start team
Enterprise
Custom

annual contract · invoiced

BYOC, SOC 2, private networking, tenant-specific pricing overrides.

Committed-use discounts. Net-30 terms.

  • Bring your own cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure)
  • SOC 2, HIPAA-ready
  • Private regions, air-gapped
  • Custom pricing per tenant
  • White-glove onboarding
  • Named CSM + 24/7 support
Talk to sales

On top of the plan: usage meters.

Every Pro plan includes a generous baseline of each resource. These are the per-unit prices after you exhaust what's included. Most solo devs never cross the baseline; heavy monorepo or GPU workloads do.

Your bill = Pro plan ($40) + (metered overage × rate). You'll see this broken out per line item in the admin plane. Per-tenant overrides available at Team and Enterprise.
MeterUnitIncluded in ProPrice after included
Active computevCPU-hour40 hrs$0.06
Persistent diskGB-month100 GB$0.12
Network egressGB20 GB$0.09
Intelligence (pass-through)1M input tokens1Mat cost + 10%
Image registryGB-month5 GB$0.20
Observability retentionGB retained30-day, 2 GB$0.08

Runtime classes

Pick your machine. Change it anytime.

Your home disk persists across size changes. Suspend-resume takes ~10s. Pay only for hours your workstation is actively running, not the storage it leaves behind.

ClassvCPURAMDiskGPU$/hour activeBest for
smallweb · small api
4 16 GB 100 GB $0.18 Web + small API
standardfullstack dev
8 32 GB 100 GB $0.34 Fullstack dev
largemonorepos · parallel worktrees
16 64 GB 200 GB $0.62 Monorepos, parallel worktrees
highmemdocker · elasticsearch · clickhouse
8 64 GB 200 GB $0.58 Heavy docker / ES / clickhouse
gpu-l4inference · model eval
8 32 GB 200 GB L4 × 1 $1.04 Inference, model eval
gpu-a100training · fine-tunes
12 85 GB 200 GB A100 × 1 $3.90 Training + fine-tunes

Cost estimator

Pick a use case. See the bill.

Four real workloads we've built for. Pick one to see the cost breakdown. Numbers come straight from the same pricing matrix your bill runs on — no marketing fudge.

Only $0/mo
pick a use case above
Start at this tier →
Line itemQtyCost
Plan
Active compute
Persistent disk
Network egress
GPU hours
Credits applied

Get out of your IDE, into your cloud.

$40 in credits on signup. $40/workstation/mo after that, or $32/mo billed annually. Card required.

Add card + claim credits → Read the docs