The vibeops computer
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A persistent, visible cloud desktop with your own AI coding tool inside. Vibeops is the ops layer for vibe coding: running and serving what you build, not just writing it. One machine, one bill, one mental model.
2020 to 2025
then the tools changed

You need both. They usually come separately.
You can see it
Terminal-only clouds make you build blind. Wrkr streams you a real Linux desktop, live to your Mac or your browser, so you just look.
Seeing is half of it, your agent drives it.
Real computer use: it opens apps, clicks, types and drags across the whole desktop, not just the browser. It sees the screen and acts on it.
Your AI writes what you used to rent
Every primitive is one command away, for you, and for your agent, which already knows they're there. No signups, no API keys, no second bill.
No dashboard for any of it. Plain Postgres, plain Redis, plain files, export your data and walk away whenever you want.
Most tools pick a side. Wrkr is built for the overlap.
We run the machine · your data is yours
API keys live in your .env, on your machine. There is no Wrkr vault, and we never ask you to hand them over.
Bring your own Claude Max, ChatGPT, or Gemini subscription, or an API key. Your account, your prompts, your keys. We charge for the machine, never the tokens.
One per person, isolated. Full admin, install anything, configure everything.
Hourly encrypted offsite backups. Database snapshots and restore, any time.
Already live somewhere else? Connect GitHub in the AI harness and it migrates your repo onto the box, even one wired to a dozen vendors. Arriving is as easy as leaving.
Plain Postgres, plain files. A standard export. Nothing here traps you.
If you'd keep it private on your own laptop, it stays private on your machine here.
You're thinking:
“I already have a laptop.”
It sleeps when you close it. No public URL, nothing running while you're gone. Wrkr is the computer that stays on.
“I already have an app running elsewhere.”
Bring it. Connect GitHub in the AI harness on your machine and point it at your repo. It migrates the code, swaps your rented services for the built-in database, storage and jobs, and redeploys. Even a stack spread across a dozen vendors moves in.
“I could just get a VPS.”
A VPS is a terminal. You build blind, with no way to see your app. Bolt on TeamViewer or a VNC to stream a desktop and that streaming devours the CPU you're paying for, leaving a fraction for real work. On Wrkr the desktop streams at zero cost to your cores, and the encode runs on us, not your machine.
“Is my stuff safe with a small company?”
Safer than a platform that owns your data, and nothing here is proprietary. Plain Postgres, exports any time, hourly offsite backups.
“Does the price include AI usage?”
No, deliberately. Bring your own subscription or key, and your keys, your bill, and we never mark up tokens.
“Do I need to know Linux?”
No. Your agent drives the machine; you describe what you want. Nothing is hidden if you want to dig in.
Invite-only beta
The beta remains free and invite-only. No public workstation plan has both the founder-owned name and price required to sell it.
Premium status
Premium is held indefinitely. Any future premium offer re-derives hardware, display, protection, and economics from scratch.
Invite-only beta
We onboard deliberately, and every machine is a real, dedicated computer, and we bring people on as capacity comes online. You'll get your invite when a machine is ready.
The cloud computer for the rest of us.