A platform to build, run, and use AI microagents through search
One always-on agent for all your computers
Stage
MVP
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Founded
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Free trial
Freemium
Pricing
The agent server is free and source available with no license fee. Search2o Cloud is free during the beta period. Production pricing will include a platform fee, developer fee, storage fee, and usage fee with no per-user charges. Paid service planned for January 2027.
Free: manage worker agents on your own computers. Pro: $14.90/mo adds Super-Agent personal assistant that runs 24/7.
Key features
Built-in agent discovery and multi-agent conversations
Agent framework to define and publish agents
Encrypted conversations and memories by default
Multi-user access with four roles plus service accounts
Human-in-the-loop controls for critical actions
Stateless horizontally scalable architecture
Environment profiles for dev and prod
Source available server and UI
Connect multiple computers with one command and manage all bots from a single workspace
Run multiple tasks simultaneously across different projects
Send messages mid-task without waiting for one job to finish
Approve or reject edits and commands remotely from any browser or phone
Access the same workspace from any device—laptop, phone or tablet
Stop any task instantly from any device
Code stays on your own computers, only conversations sync online
What makes it different
Search that retrieves and runs AI workflows instead of matching documents
Agents that combine deterministic workflows with LLM-driven reasoning
Hybrid cloud architecture requiring only stateless servers in your environment
No per-user licensing, pay only for developers, storage and usage
Enterprise-grade reliability and security standards
Runs AI agents on your own machines, not in the cloud—code never leaves your computer
One always-on workspace for multiple AI workers and projects instead of juggling separate sessions
Works behind firewalls and home routers without opening ports or changing network settings
Connector is open source under MIT license so you can audit the code before installing