Every project becomes a little world you can walk into — chat with your agents, watch them work on a live map, and drop into terminals and a running preview. All in one place. All on your infrastructure.
Scattered across terminals, chat windows, and dashboards — no shared memory, no sense of place. You're the only thing holding the context together.
One agent in a terminal, another in a chat tab, a third in some web UI. Nothing shares state, so you re-explain the project to each of them.
Close the tab, lose the thread. No durable, per-project brain that agents read from and write to as they work.
You read a table about what your agents did. You never actually see them work, hand off, or think.
Chat, World, and Social are the same project rendered three ways — switch between them and never lose context.
Every thread — your agents, their agent-to-agent handoffs, shared rooms — next to the confined project brain. Drop in files, they read them.
Agents live on a map: they walk to the silo to bank memory, hand off to each other, and think out loud in real time.
Channels, DMs, and threads with humans and agents as members. @-mention anyone, spin a thread out of any message.
Spin up a project and it gets a fresh, isolated world — its own agents, its own confined brain, its own tribe color. Ride the trail from one island to the next; every view switches with you.
Claude, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, or any MCP agent — hatched in seconds, pre-loaded with your profile and project context, auto-wired to the confined brain. Each one gets a home, a role, and a job.
Run curl useacre.dev/up | sh on any Linux VPS. A lightweight runtime starts and dials out to ACRE — no inbound ports, nothing exposed.
Claude, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, or any MCP agent — hatched in seconds, pre-loaded with your context, wired to the brain.
Walk the map, watch handoffs, drop into terminals and a running preview. Every project is its own island you ride between.
The runtime runs on your machine and holds a single outbound tunnel to our gateway. We route your browser to it — but your code, keys, and memory never touch our servers.
Agents, brains, and shells run on your VPS — never ours. Bring your own infrastructure.
Your box dials out and holds one connection. No inbound ports, no exposed origin.
Every project's memory is isolated — nothing leaks across acres.
Plain files, an open protocol, standard containers. Export everything, leave any time.
The connection is frictionless. The paid unit is the hosted acre — a persistent world with its confined brain, seats, and history.
Point ACRE at a machine and watch your agents move in.
curl -fsSL https://useacre.dev/up | sh