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Cloudroom

Desktop app plus Apache-2.0 Rust core that, per the vendor, runs coding agent CLIs on your Mac or in per-thread cloud sandboxes, each on its own Git branch, with Teleport moving a thread between the two for four harnesses.

Reviewed by the Termdex team · facts checked 2026-10-21 against 22 vendor sources · how we check

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Cloudroom review

Cloudroom is a desktop app that, per its README and docs, runs coding agent CLIs such as Claude Code and Codex on your machine or in cloud sandboxes. We read the vendor's site, docs, README and GitHub repository and release data. We did not install or run it, so nothing here comes from hands-on use.

The founder is David Ondrej, and the terms name Cloudroom Inc., a Delaware corporation. The repo, davidondrej/cloudroom, was created in September 2026 and showed about 1,600 stars on 2026-11-12.

How the cloud side works

The docs say each cloud thread gets its own Linux sandbox and Git branch and keeps going after you close the laptop. Teleport moves a thread, with its conversation and queue, between your Mac and the cloud. The docs add that agents call their model providers directly, and that Cloudroom charges only for cloud compute, as monthly Cloud Credits.

The pricing page says local threads are free. Free includes 3,000 credits a month, and the docs call about 100 credits a typical hour. Pro is $50, Super $150 and Ultra $500 a month (seen 2026-11-12). The repo is licensed Apache-2.0, and the README says its Rust core can be installed on an Ubuntu 24.04 server.

Limits the vendor's own pages state

If you only need parallel agents on your own hardware, see Jean. Cloudroom's home page table also names Orca and Conductor.

Cloudroom at a glance: on macOS, Windows, Linux, freemium, Apache-2.0 licence.
Platforms, price and licence at a glance, from the vendor pages we read.

Facts: platforms, price and licence

platforms
macOSWindowsLinuxRelease gui-v150 (2026-11-11) ships macOS Apple Silicon (dmg/zip, macOS 13+), Windows x64 (exe; docs say Windows 11, needs Git for Windows; release notes say the installer is not signed yet) and Linux x64 (AppImage; docs say Arch and Ubuntu should work but are not fully tested; no ARM64 Linux build yet). Phone access is through a web app at cloudroom.dev/m added to the Home Screen; no App Store or Google Play listing was seen on the pages read; the security page also mentions a 'Cloudroom mobile app' without naming a store. The self-hostable core targets Ubuntu 24.04.
price
FreemiumPricing page and FAQ (seen 2026-11-12): Free $0 with 3,000 Cloud Credits a month; Pro $50/month with 50,000; Super $150/month with 150,000; Ultra $500/month with 500,000; plus a Business option via 'Talk to Founder'. Cloud Credits pay only for cloud sandbox compute (docs: about 100 credits for a typical agent hour); local agents are free on every plan; per the vendor, model usage stays on your own Claude or Codex plan or model accounts with no markup. Paid plans can buy top-ups (+50,000 for $50, +100,000 for $100).
source
Open sourceLicence: Apache-2.0
github
davidondrej/cloudroom 1.6k stars, seen 2026-11-13

Cloudroom features

✓ documented · – absent or not in its feature list · ? not verified

Cloudroom strengths

  • Apache-2.0 repo containing the desktop app and the Rust core (README also notes an MIT notice for BB, which the app is built on); the README says the core can be installed on your own Ubuntu 24.04 server with a documented installer
  • Docs say each cloud thread gets its own Linux sandbox and Git branch and keeps running when the laptop is closed; Teleport moves a thread between Mac and cloud for Claude Code, Codex, Pi Agent and OpenCode
  • Docs say agents sign in with your own accounts and call model providers directly, that Cloudroom bills only for sandbox compute through Cloud Credits, and that local threads are free
  • Docs list Local worktrees, child threads on any harness, scheduled automations, a room-cli command line tool, and the README lists an HTTP API for the core

Cloudroom weak points

  • Teleport works for only four harnesses; other harnesses cannot move between Mac and cloud yet (docs)
  • Security page and README: agents run without approval prompts; the security page says they have admin rights in their sandbox, and with Mac access on cloud agents can read files and run commands on your Mac; the self-hosting guide says a self-hosted core is meant for one trusted user per machine
  • Self-hosting lacks GPUs, cloud loops, computer use, the Cloud environment settings and phone access while the Mac is off, which are listed as Cloudroom Cloud only
  • Release builds are macOS Apple Silicon, Windows x64 and Linux x64 only; the Windows installer is unsigned and Linux is described as not fully tested; the repo was created 2026-09-17 and the app is already at v150, so it is very new
  • Vendor pages disagree on harness counts (README: 7 harnesses; about page: 9 local and 6 cloud; docs and FAQ: 11 local and 10 cloud)

Who Cloudroom is for

best for
Developers who run several coding agent CLIs and want some of them to keep working in cloud sandboxes after the laptop closes, with an open-source core they can self-host.
look elsewhere if
Anyone who needs a general-purpose terminal emulator or SSH/SFTP client (none described on the pages read), a native iOS or Android app (none seen), or approval prompts before an agent runs commands.

Lists that include Cloudroom

Sources and what we could not verify

Checked 2026-10-21. Prices and features change; the vendor's page is the authority.

Not verified