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Custom apps, agents & workflows across your desktop
(now controllable from Claude Code & OpenAI Codex via MCP)
See It In Action
What will you build?
Works with anything that speaks MCP
What's Inside
Your Private Agentic Desktop
Turn your custom apps, agents, and workflows into your own OS — one chat at a time
Every app agents build runs inside Plexly as a launchable desktop app. Built once. Always there. Always editable.
Run agents solo, in parallel, in teams, or autonomously. You choose the structure. They follow your instructions.
Arrange apps, agents, and websites into custom multipane layouts. Each space is a context for your agents.
View multiple web pages side by side. Agents can browse, interact with, and extract data from any page you see.
A built-in integrated terminal. Run commands, build apps, and manage your workspace without leaving Plexly.
Everything in Plexly is accessible through MCP. Claude Code, other agents, and local tools can all operate your workspace.
FAQ
Questions, answered
They’re yours. Local apps keep running on your machine, always.
No. If you can describe an app to an AI, you can keep it in Plexly. No terminal, no deploy pipeline.
Anything that speaks MCP: Claude, Codex, Cursor, and every new agent that ships tomorrow.
No. Apps here can be full-stack: a frontend plus their own server code in JavaScript, TypeScript, or Python. Plexly bundles the runtimes, so there’s nothing to install.
Bring them. Those platforms host your app on their cloud; Plexly gives it a private home. Export the code, point your AI tool at it, and ask it to save the app into Plexly.
No. Plexly is a desktop app. Your apps run on your machine as real software, each with its own backend, side by side in one place. A browser only comes in when someone opens a share link.
It can, if you choose. Any app can be exported as its own double-clickable desktop app that runs without Plexly. Otherwise they run side by side inside Plexly, each in its own sandbox on its own runtime.
Each local app runs sandboxed, confined to its own folder, and nothing lands without your approval. No sandbox is absolute, though. For true isolation, run an app in your private Plexly cloud, where it never touches your machine.
Where each app compounds with the next