Keep the docs honest
It reads the diff and rewrites the pages that just went stale.
- 1Point it at the repo and the docs
- 2It finds what the change contradicts
- 3It opens the edit for you to approve
World's first agent native cloud company
One Click.
One Click.
Own your personal
AGI Agent(s)
Skip the Infra. Start with a working AI agent.
We support
OpenClaw
Hermes
Codex
OpenClaw
Hermes
Codex
We handle everything behind your agent.
Eight things you would otherwise buy, wire together and keep running. They arrive with the agent.
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No keys, no servers, no config.
Open the workspace and the agent is already running.
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It runs itself.
Hosting, access and health checks.
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It remembers.
Decisions and preferences, kept with their source.
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5,000,000 credits to start.
Enough to build something real, not click through a demo.
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One ask, every app.
Gmail, Notion, Linear and Slack, on one ask.
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It takes the call.
Answers when you cannot, and logs it.
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It pays, under your line.
Inside your limit it settles. Above it, it waits.
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An inbox of its own.
A real address that reads, sorts and drafts.
This is not an AI chatbot.
Every agent comes with these. Nothing to install, nothing to host.
Email
An inbox of its own.
A real address your agent reads, sorts and writes from. Nothing leaves it until you say so.
- Reads and sorts what lands
- Drafts replies in your voice
- Chases the follow-up you forgot
- Sends only after you approve
Included with every agent
Phone
A number of its own.
Your agent places and takes calls, then writes up what mattered in a line.
- Calls out to book, chase and confirm
- Answers when you cannot
- Logs the outcome, not a transcript
- Hands the call to you when it should
A real number, answered around the clock
Wallet
Spending with a ceiling.
Load an amount and set a per-payment limit. Your agent pays for what the job needs, under that line.
- Pays for domains, subscriptions and services
- Settles anything under your limit on its own
- Stops for you on anything above it
- x402 crypto wallet built in
- Files a receipt for every payment
You set the ceiling
Connected apps
Your stack, one instruction.
Gmail, Calendar, Notion, Slack, Linear and a hundred more. Connect once, then ask in plain words.
- Reads and writes across apps in one task
- Connects with OAuth, no keys to hold
- Turns a meeting into tasks where they live
- No prompting app by app
100+ apps ready
Brain
Memory that compounds.
Your agent keeps what matters: how you write, who your people are, what the team decided.
- Remembers decisions and the people in them
- Shows where it learned something
- Needs less from you each month
- Trains no models, yours or anyone's
Gets sharper with every conversation
Why not just use a chatbot?
A chatbot gives you words. An agent gives you the thing you asked for.
A chatbot
Doing it yourself
1 Click Agent
Has its own email, number and walletThe facilities a job needs, not just the words about it.
Runs across your whole stack in one askGmail, Calendar, Notion, Slack, Linear. Connected once, used together.
Stops for you before it spends or sendsOne approval where it matters. Reading never needs one.
Nothing to host, no keys to rotateThe runtime is ours to keep healthy. There is no box to patch.
Time before it does the first job
Right awaybut you do the work
An afternoonkeys, server, wiring
One clickthen it is working
What it costs to start
Free tieror about $20 a month
Your own billserver plus model keys
99¢with 5,000,000 credits
Use NoInfra, outside NoInfra.
NoInfra is an MCP server. Add it once and your Email, Brain, agents and the Marketplace are there in Claude, Codex or Cursor, with the same memory and the same wallet.
Ask my agent what we decided about pricing.
From Brain: free grant leads, decided 12 March. Want the email thread?
Yes, and grab an invoice agent from the Marketplace.
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# add NoInfra once
claude mcp add noinfra \
https://mcp.noinfra.ai
# your agent is now in every
# conversation you have
One line adds the MCP server. Nothing else about the agent changes.
Start small. Scale when the work does.
Your first agent is 99¢. Paid plans are for when the work outgrows it.
Start here
Create your first agent
Get your first agent and 5,000,000 credits for 99¢.
Enough to build something real rather than click through a demo. Nothing below is needed on day one.
Spark
For a first agent and light, regular work.
$64.99 /mo
Summaries, research, drafts, recurring admin.
2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 64 GB SSD
Choose Sparkmost popular
Launch
For regular, recurring work.
$119.99 /mo
Run repeating workflows: weekly research, meeting prep, follow-ups.
2 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 128 GB SSD
Choose LaunchBuilder
For hackathons, code, and heavier builds.
$229.99 /mo
Run heavier jobs: projects, code, secure runtime experiments.
4 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · 256 GB SSD
Choose BuilderCredits are installed server-side into the runtime, so you see status and balance, never provider keys.
Private by default
Your work stays yours.
An agent with a company inbox, a wallet and keys to your stack has to be private before it is anything else. That is how this one is built, not a setting somebody has to remember to turn on.
Two factor sign in
Encrypted at rest
Delete means delete
Trains no models
A runtime per agent
Every agent runs in an environment of its own. Client work, contracts and numbers train no models and are shared with no one.
Nothing leaves without a yes
Money, messages and changes outside NoInfra wait for a person. Reading never needs one, so the work does not stop for permission.
The account, locked down
Two factor sign in, encrypted storage, and a delete that removes the work itself, not just the link to it.
Put an agent on it.
Pick who you are. Every job below is one your agent can start today.
Run the boring half of a launch
Changelog, release notes, the post, the tickets. One ask, four places.
- 1Tell it what shipped
- 2It drafts each piece where it belongs
- 3Nothing posts until you say so
Triage what came in overnight
Issues, support mail and alerts, sorted and answered where it can.
- 1Give it its own address to watch
- 2Set what it may answer on its own
- 3Wake up to a queue that is already short
Pay for the tools without a card
Domains, subscriptions and API credits, settled under a limit you set.
- 1Load the wallet and set the ceiling
- 2It pays for what the work needs
- 3Anything above the line waits for you
Turn research into a decision
Twenty tabs of comparison come back as the three that matter and why.
- 1Name the thing you are choosing between
- 2It reads, compares and cites
- 3It remembers the call you made
Give your agent your own tools
It reaches your stack from Claude, Cursor or wherever you already work.
- 1Add NoInfra as an MCP server
- 2Your agent shows up in that editor
- 3Same agent, same memory, same wallet
Keep your inbox under control
It reads what came in, answers what it can, and holds the rest for you.
- 1Give it its own email address
- 2Set what it may answer on its own
- 3Approve the rest in one tap
Prep for your week's meetings
Walk in with a brief per meeting and follow-ups already drafted.
- 1Connect your calendar and email
- 2Get a one-page brief for each meeting
- 3Get drafted follow-ups to review
Chase the follow-ups you forgot
It notices who never replied and writes the nudge in your words.
- 1It finds threads that went quiet
- 2It drafts a nudge that sounds like you
- 3Nothing sends until you say so
Turn a call into notes and next steps
The call gets summarised, and the actions land where you work.
- 1Your agent joins or takes the call
- 2Get a summary and the decisions made
- 3Actions go to your task list
Clean up a messy spreadsheet
Hand over a chaotic sheet and get back data you can use.
- 1Hand over the messy sheet
- 2Set the target columns and the rules
- 3Get clean data and a change log
Research a company before the call
Everything worth knowing, on one page, an hour before you dial.
- 1Give it the company and the attendees
- 2Get a page on the business and the people
- 3It keeps what it learned for next time
Answer customer email overnight
The easy questions are handled by morning; the rest are waiting for you.
- 1Give it the answers to the common ones
- 2It replies to those on its own
- 3Anything unusual waits for your yes
Pay the bills you keep forgetting
Load an amount, set a ceiling, and let it settle the small recurring things.
- 1Load the wallet and set a limit
- 2It pays what fits inside the limit
- 3Anything over it waits for you
Chase unpaid invoices politely
A firm, friendly reminder on a schedule you never have to remember.
- 1Point it at your invoice list
- 2It sends reminders on your schedule
- 3It stops the moment someone pays
Keep your listings and hours right
One change, applied everywhere a customer might look.
- 1Tell it the new hours or details
- 2It updates every place you are listed
- 3It shows you what changed where
Turn receipts into a monthly summary
Photos and forwarded receipts become one tidy monthly total.
- 1Forward receipts to its email
- 2It sorts them into your categories
- 3Get the monthly summary on the first
Screen applicants for a role
Every application read against what you actually need.
- 1Tell it what the role really needs
- 2It reads each application against that
- 3Get a shortlist and why each made it
Run investor outreach end to end
Warm lists, tailored notes, and a tracker that stays current on its own.
- 1Give it the list and the deck
- 2It tailors each note and sends on approval
- 3It logs replies and books the calls
Draft the weekly investor update
It remembers the last one, so this one only needs what changed.
- 1It pulls numbers and what shipped
- 2It drafts the update in your voice
- 3You edit the last two lines and send
Keep the data room current
New docs filed, stale ones flagged, access logged.
- 1Connect the drive and the data room
- 2It files new documents where they go
- 3It flags what is out of date
Watch competitors and pricing
A short note when something actually changes, not a daily digest.
- 1Name the companies worth watching
- 2It checks pages, pricing, and releases
- 3It writes only when something moved
Triage the support queue
Answered, routed, or escalated before your first coffee.
- 1It reads the queue as tickets arrive
- 2It answers the known ones itself
- 3It escalates anything it has not seen
Turn user interviews into themes
Ten calls become the five things people keep asking for.
- 1Drop in transcripts or recordings
- 2It groups what people actually said
- 3Get themes ranked by how often they came up
Your agent is ready.
One click, 99¢, five million credits included. It starts working before your coffee cools.
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