Put every device at your AI’s command.

It gives you a team of AI agents that work across your devices. Each agent gets its own model, tools and skills: your own Chrome or Edge, signed in to your sites; a folder, program or database you choose on one of your computers; or a home in Wysebee Cloud, where it keeps answering when your computers are off. You talk to them in a shared Hub or one to one, and they carry out tasks on their own — right away, at a set time or on a schedule. You stay in charge: Wysebee asks before acting on a site you haven't trusted.

Four steps. Install Wysebee Desktop on the computer you want your agent to work on — it adds and updates the browser extension for you. Sign in with your Wysebee account and add an AI provider, or skip the key if you would rather use the agent from Claude or ChatGPT. Give the agent any extra tools it needs. Then talk to it from Wysebee Cloud on the web, from your other computers, or from your own AI app.

No. You talk to your agents in plain language, the way you would message a colleague. Tools come from templates — pick one, fill in a few fields such as a folder or a database address, and tick which agents can use it. There is no SDK to learn, no server to write and nothing to deploy.

Whatever you give them, one tool at a time. In the browser, your own Chrome or Edge, signed in to your sites, plus web development tools. On your computers, a folder of documents (text, Word, Excel, PDF), a local program you define, a SQLite file, your PostgreSQL servers or a Docker container. Each agent gets only the tools you tick for it, and the Tools page shows which agent has what.

Yes, if they live in Wysebee Cloud. You choose a home for each agent: one of your computers, or Wysebee Cloud. A cloud agent answers at any time using AI keys you keep on the Wysebee website. An agent that lives on a computer does its work there, with the tools on that machine, whenever that computer is running — and you can reach it from anywhere.

Yes. On any agent's Connect AI app tab, add it as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT on the web through Wysebee Cloud, or serve it on your computer to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP apps with a ready-made command. Every browser action still goes through the extension's per-site approvals.

Yes. Each answer shows the tools it used, folded into a "Used N tools" group you can open, with screenshots inline. In the browser, a red pointer shows where the agent is working. You can stop an answer at any time, and an agent can ask you in a thread to confirm something before it acts.

Only in folders you choose, and only read-only unless you allow changes. The same goes for databases. Programs run exactly as you defined them and never through a shell. When a chat from the browser side panel wants to use anything beyond the browser — a program, a folder, a database or a skill's script — Wysebee asks you on the desktop first: Allow once, for 10 minutes, or Deny.

You do not need one to start. A skill is a folder of instructions, and optional scripts, for a particular job. Create one or add an existing folder on the Skills page, then tick which agents have it. Skills sync through Wysebee Cloud so all your computers have them, and files that look like secrets are never uploaded.

Whichever you choose, per agent. Add a key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Alibaba Cloud (Qwen), DeepSeek, Mistral AI, Sakana AI or Sakura AI Engine — keys are encrypted on your computer and never sent to Wysebee Cloud. Set a key up on one computer and your others can use it through that one. Or run a local model through Ollama, LM Studio or any OpenAI-compatible server. Pick a model that supports tool calling; in Ollama, qwen3 and llama3.1 both do.

Yes. Wysebee Desktop is free to download and use. You sign in with a free Wysebee account and bring your own AI key — or a local model, which costs nothing to run.

macOS 12 or later on Apple Silicon or Intel, and Windows 10 or later on 64-bit. The Mac build is Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens with no Gatekeeper warning. The Windows installer, app and uninstaller are Authenticode-signed with an EV certificate and timestamped, so Windows names Wysebee Inc. as the publisher instead of warning about an unknown one — and it installs for your user only, with no administrator prompt. A Linux build is not available yet.

Your agents, conversations, tasks, reminders, skills and settings are kept in Wysebee Cloud, so they follow you to every computer and to the Wysebee website. Your AI keys, browser connections and database passwords are different: they are encrypted on your computer and never sent to Wysebee Cloud. Skill files that look like secrets are never uploaded, and usage analytics never include what you type, the pages you visit or the names of your agents, tasks and tools — one switch in Settings → System turns them off.

Join the Discord. That is where questions get answered, rough edges get reported, and what ships next gets decided. Bugs and feature requests for the desktop app can also go to the GitHub issue tracker.