Real roles, real ownership
Agents have titles, briefs, and playbooks. A Chief of Staff coordinates the work, and rooms keep every project's conversation in one place.
Brainwrite is a desktop app for running a whole team of AI agents — each with a real role, shared playbooks, rooms to work in, and routines that run on schedule. Chats, files, and agents live on your computer, not on someone else’s server.
Pinned
Group chats
Bots
Sales
Marketing
Strategy
Run this morning's lead scan and flag anything urgent.
▸Scanning approved subreddits
▸Scoring conversations against your ICP
▸Handing qualified leads to Relay
Done — 6 qualified conversations found, 2 already contacted. Top pick is r/SaaS with a clear buying signal. Relay has outreach drafts ready for your review.
An interactive preview — click a bot or type a message. Replies here are scripted; the real app runs the conversation on your machine.
How it works
Message an agent on desktop the same way you’d message a coworker. Each one works from a real role and a shared playbook, keeps context across the conversation, and comes back only when your approval is genuinely needed — nothing sends, ships, or runs on its own.
Why Brainwrite
Agents have titles, briefs, and playbooks. A Chief of Staff coordinates the work, and rooms keep every project's conversation in one place.
Conversations, files, and agent state never leave your machine. The only network traffic goes to the model providers you choose.
Works with Claude, Codex, Grok, Gemini, and a growing set of coding agents — mix providers per agent, or run local models.
Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Sheets, and more — agents connect to your tools through your own Composio project, and connections are always yours to grant.
Schedule daily briefs, competitor sweeps, or inbox follow-ups. Routines always install paused — nothing runs until you say so.
Coming soon: pair the iPhone or Android companion with a QR code and reach your desktop team from anywhere. Approve work from a notification, share anything into a bot from the share sheet, and dictate on the go.
Real routines from the library
Every team in the library ships with routines like these — real prompts, a real schedule, and a team that owns the outcome. All of them install paused.
Daily at 09:00
Scans approved Reddit communities every morning and scores what it finds against your ICP.
Daily at 09:00
Turns the week's search evidence into three ranked, owned actions.
Daily at 09:00
Checks crawl and indexing evidence weekly for regressions — broken canonicals, blocked pages, missing structured data.
Daily at 15:00
Reviews live campaign experiments and recommends stop, iterate, scale, or gather more data.
Daily at 08:30
Finds sales threads that went quiet and queues the ones your team owes a reply.
Daily at 16:30
Closes the week with a count of drafts sent, still pending, and overdue.
Daily at 21:00
Checks open pull requests nightly for stalled reviews and failing checks.
Daily at 08:30
Reviews approved competitor sources for material changes since the last brief.
Daily at 16:00
Rolls the week's competitor briefs into one ranked strategic summary.
The team library
Surface high-intent conversations, explain why they matter, and prepare a useful next step every morning.
Turn search evidence into prioritized fixes, content briefs, owners, and measurable next steps.
Find a sharp position, produce the launch assets, distribute them, and make a stop-or-scale decision.
Bring your own
Model providers
Claude
Anthropic
Codex
OpenAI
Grok
xAI
Gemini
Local models
Ollama, LM Studio
Connected apps · 1,000+ via your own Composio project
Mobile companion
Coming soon: pair the iPhone or Android app with a QR code and your desktop team travels with you. Approve work from a notification, share anything into a bot from the share sheet, and dictate on the go — with Live Activities on the Dynamic Island for iPhone.
iPhone
Companion app · coming soon
Android
Companion app · coming soon
Get going
macOS now; Windows and Linux are coming soon. The app updates itself after that.
One click installs the agents, rooms, playbooks, and paused routines.
Talk to the Chief of Staff, connect the apps the team needs, and enable the routines you want.
FAQ
Brainwrite is a local-first desktop app for running a whole team of AI agents. Each agent has a real role, a shared playbook, and a room to work in — chats, files, and agent state stay on your machine.
No. Brainwrite Cloud is $99 a month, billed monthly; the Organisation plan, for teams that run Brainwrite on their own server, is $750 a year. You buy inside the app after you sign in. See the pricing page for details.
Brainwrite works with Claude, Codex, Grok, Gemini, and a growing set of coding agents. You bring your own provider keys, mix providers per agent, or run local models.
Not your work. Conversations, files, and agent state stay on your machine, and your bots talk only to the model providers and connected apps you choose. Brainwrite's account service sees your email and your plan, for sign-in and billing. With Brainwrite Cloud, your bots and their data live on your own Cloud computer, which only your own devices can connect to.
Brainwrite is available for macOS and updates itself after the first install. Windows and Linux are coming soon.
Documentation
Setup guides, the phone companion, connectors, and the portable team format — all in the docs.