early access for builders who live inside ai tools.

keep every agent, pane, and context in one place.

aios is a superapp shell for builders who run claude, codex, browser panes, files, notes, terminals, and agent sessions all day. the app is growing through a private discord build room so onboarding, installer drops, support, feedback, and paid setup stay close to the people using it.

apply to join discord see offer interactive demo

free private room, manually approved. paid setup and installer access happen inside.

aios shell home screen with sidebar, command prompt, usage limits, recent projects, and quick actions

private discord: free with manual approval
installer drops: after onboarding
onboarding: guided in discord
paid setup: sold inside

offer

free to enter. paid when you want setup.

the b2c funnel is simple: join the private build room, show your workflow, then decide if you want paid onboarding, installer access, and setup help. the first goal is real users we can monitor, not anonymous downloads.

aios private build room

freemanual approval

enter the discord, answer the application prompt, and show your current ai workflow. paid setup, installer drops, and deeper support are sold inside once there is real fit.

apply to join paid setup

join the private room

enter discord, answer the application prompt, and show what you are building.

show your workflow

drop your current claude, codex, cursor, terminal, or agent setup so we can see the real bottleneck.

upgrade when ready

serious users can move into paid setup, installer access, support, and workspace onboarding inside discord.

why this exists

my ai workflow was getting ridiculous.

aios started as the shell i needed for my own day: building, debugging, browsing, taking notes, switching agents, and keeping local context alive without rebuilding it every hour.

claude in one window.

codex in another.

terminals everywhere.

browser tabs for docs.

files and notes scattered around.

the tools were strong. the room was messy.

the agents got good

claude, codex, cursor, warp, and devin-style tools changed how builders work. but the workspace around them still feels patched together.

the context got messy

important work now lives across chats, panes, terminals, browsers, notes, local files, github, and half-finished sessions.

so we built the shell

aios keeps the surfaces together: agents, terminal, browser, files, notes, pinned apps, command palette, and project context.

screens

not a mockup. the shell.

product hunt needs the actual product surface. no fake dashboard cards, no ai-gradient theatre.

command palette

launch projects, resume work, open panes, and run local commands without leaving the shell.

browser

the landing page running inside a browser pane, next to an active agent session.

web + terminal

web surfaces and terminal sessions side by side, with pinned apps and tools always available.

files

local files and markdown context inside the same pane system as your agents.

settings

theme, accent, sidebar, plugins, memory, diagnostics, and shortcuts are native shell controls.

full grid

many panes at once: agents, browser, notes, files, web apps, and terminal surfaces.

embedded browser

docs, previews, youtube, whatsapp, dashboards, and web apps without leaving the deck.

light mode

same shell, calmer surface. useful when the app needs to feel more like a workspace than a terminal.

agent deck

multiple agent sessions in one native window, with context, permission mode, model, and composer visible.

position

the layer around the tools.

cursor is where you edit. warp is where you terminal. devin is where you manage agent work. aios is the native shell around all of it: local panes, web surfaces, terminals, notes, and agents together.

cursor

ide-first

warp

terminal-first

devin

fleet-first

aios

shell-first