Computers for agents.
A network for humans.
Right now your agent rents a box in someone else’s cloud, does its work, and forgets it ever existed. Heyo hands it a real computer instead — one that keeps its state, runs on hardware you own, and joins a private network the rest of your team can actually use. Same machine on your laptop, your rack, or your VPC.
Three primitives. No platform.
Most of a SaaS stack exists to ship software to strangers safely. The software your team writes for itself shouldn’t pay that tax. We cut the stack down to three things an agent can drive on its own — and nothing it can’t.
Agent Computers
A stateful VM on Mac, Windows, or Linux. Mount your code, install your tools, attach your agent, then snapshot and fork it like a branch. It remembers. It travels.
Hosted Intranet
One private network across your metal and your cloud. Agents find services by name on their own; you decide what each one can reach. Nothing faces the open internet.
Isolated Data
Single-tenant data planes — one per project, not one shared blob. The wiring that vibe-coded apps usually skip, handled for you.
Four ways teams put it to work
Stateful machines you mount into, snapshot, and fork — on hardware you own.
Local CI/CD →A clean sandbox per branch. The whole build-test-ship loop, off the metered runner.
Code Factory →One spec in, a fleet of agents out, working the floor in parallel.
Remote Agents →Trigger from anywhere — even a phone — while the compute stays yours.
Everyone owns a slice. We own the network.
Sandboxes rent isolation. Vibe-coding tools rent distribution. Serverless databases rent a data plane. Each one is built to help a SaaS team push an app to its cloud. None of them give the software your team writes for itself a network where agents discover services and you still hold the keys. That part is ours.
Renting from a platform
- The platform owns distribution and the lock-in
- Agents can’t see services they don’t own
- A public cloud bolted onto every project
- A pile of tools that don’t talk to each other
Running on Heyo
- Agent Computers are artifacts you keep and move
- Agents discover services without being wired up
- One hybrid network instead of more architecture
- AI-assisted projects that sit together and connect
Wondering how this stacks up next to E2B, Modal, Daytona, Northflank, or Microsandbox? See the head-to-head →
Take the computer back
First Agent Computer up in minutes. Your hardware, your network, your rules.