DELPHIBring your own machines. Delphi connects them privately and gives your team a shared place to run agents and apps. Close the browser. Pick up where you left off.
WORK WITH YOUR EXISTING TOOLS
Claude Code
Codex
OpenCode
VS Code
GitHub
RustDesk
NetBird
Docker
KubernetesA sandbox runs your app and its dependencies. A host is the machine running it. Delphi gives your team browser access to both.
Run branches side by side on the same machine, each in its own sandbox with an isolated network. Apps, services, and databases stay separate, so you can reuse the same ports and test changes without disrupting another branch.
Run Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode. Add agents to help with implementation and review. Edit in VS Code and send feedback from a diff directly to an agent.
Connect your machines and sandboxes over a private network powered by NetBird. Give teammates access or publish a selected web service with a public URL.
Open a connected Mac’s desktop in your browser. Use its applications and control the machine without switching to a separate remote desktop client.
Connect your AI subscriptions, API keys, and GitHub accounts. Check usage and remaining allowances, switch credentials, or run a supported local model on your hardware.
Two people can control the same agent session. Check progress from your phone, then continue on your laptop. The work stays on the connected machine.
Use the same environment to run agents, inspect their changes, and test the result.
Choose a GitHub repo or Git URL and a machine. Start your app and services in a sandbox. On supported hosts, save setup work in a prepared template.
Read the diff, edit files, or ask another agent to review. Watch the browser your agent uses to test the app.
Open the app preview. Let a teammate access it privately or publish a web service for a client to review.
Connect a laptop, Mac, Linux server, or Kubernetes environment. Your machines run the agents and services. Delphi gives you access from the browser.
Environment and networking capabilities depend on the host and backend.
Git worktrees separate files, but can still point to the same database. Give each sandbox its own database instance and storage. Your migration branch and stable branch can then run side by side, both using ports 3000 and 5432.
Use private networking and DNS for team access. When you need a public demo, publish that web service with its own hostname. Your other services stay private.
Model requests go to the provider or local service you choose. Available isolation and networking features depend on the host and sandbox type.
For individual developers and companies of any size. Same features. Same rate.
No minimum seats. No organization fee. Each developer is paid for once, even across multiple organizations.
No Delphi charge per agent, branch, or sandbox on your hardware. You provide the compute and pay your AI providers separately.
Sign in to Delphi from your laptop, tablet, or phone.
Connect a supported machine, then add your agent accounts or API keys.
Import a GitHub repo or Git URL. Choose a machine and start an agent session.
A project should bring together its code, agents, infrastructure, and operations. These are the capabilities we’re exploring next, not features available today.
Turn a user request into work your team can follow.
Follow built-in development workflows in the UI. Define the steps, assign each to an agent, and let them work in the same isolated sandbox for that feature. Build on Delphi’s Postgres-backed durable execution to track progress, retry failed steps, and resume interrupted work.
Let your team reuse what agents learn: where code lives, why a decision was made, and which fixes worked. Keep the evidence, check it stays current, and build on it next time.
Run mobile simulators on your own hardware and open them in Delphi. Give your agents access to test the app, then try it yourself from wherever you are.
Bring the machines and services behind your project into the same workspace.
Let Delphi configure and harden the machines you choose to manage. We’re exploring repeatable automation, potentially with Ansible, to apply security baselines, keep configuration consistent, and maintain hosts over time.
Choose from a focused catalog with tested production configurations and procedures for upgrades, backups, and recovery. Automate setup on your infrastructure, with ongoing operation built into the plan.
Connect infrastructure providers and track service health, availability, and alerts alongside the project. Define workflows for agents to investigate problems and coordinate production changes, with clear permissions and review points.
Help a developer or project take its next step.
Support a developer or an open-source project with an AI budget you choose. The idea: give them a dedicated key with a spending limit, powered by LiteLLM, so they can keep building without needing your provider API keys.
One flat rate: $7 USD per developer per month, with a 7-day free trial. No credit card is required to try Delphi. The same plan applies to individuals, teams, and organizations. There is no minimum seat count or organization fee, and a developer’s subscription covers membership in multiple organizations. Your hardware, cloud compute, and AI provider charges are separate.
You use Delphi in your browser. Your connected machines provide the compute for agents, sandboxes, and services. Open the same workspace on your phone or another computer; the machine running the work doesn’t have to be the device in your hands.
No. Delphi is a shared workspace for the agents and tools you already use. Keep your workflow and bring your accounts with you.
Yes. Bring your machines and run your development environments there. Delphi helps your team access and work with those environments from one place.
Yes. Run each version in a separate sandbox with its own database instance and storage. Each gets an independent network and can use the same internal ports. That keeps a migration in one environment from changing the other environment’s database. An external database or volume you intentionally share is still shared; network isolation does not make a copy of its data.
Isolated sandbox environments have separate internal port spaces, so each can run its own app on 3000 and database on 5432. Docker-in-Docker support lets compatible environments run their own containerized services. Isolation and network reachability depend on the selected backend; containers and microVMs provide different boundaries.
Delphi Networks uses NetBird for managed private connectivity, scoped access, and private DNS. You can explicitly publish a selected HTTP service with a public hostname. Private routing depends on the host and sandbox backend. Some local-model sharing paths use Tailscale; that is separate from Delphi Networks.
Yes. Connect authorized accounts, subscriptions, API keys, and provider endpoints. View allowances and switch credentials as your work requires. Your provider’s access and subscription terms still apply.
Yes. Sessions can be shared in real time, with two people managing the same agent. You can also access your sessions from a mobile browser.
Yes. Start a supported model from Delphi’s reviewed catalog on an eligible host. Multiple agents can use the same running service. Availability depends on the model recipe, host resources, and configured connectivity.
Create a project from a GitHub repository or clone it from a Git URL. Your project gives your agents and your team a shared starting point.
Yes. On a connected Mac configured for remote desktop, open the desktop from Delphi to use its graphical applications. The Mac runs the applications; your browser provides access.
Delphi supports Docker sandboxes, Docker-in-Docker on compatible hosts, Kubernetes environments, and supported microVM backends. Choose according to your host, project requirements, and isolation needs. Prepared templates are host-local and require project setup.
Our direction is the full project lifecycle: guided agent workflows, shared knowledge, browser simulators, managed hosts, curated self-hosted services, and production monitoring across providers. We’re also exploring ways to fund another developer’s AI usage. These future capabilities are not available yet.
Connect a machine, open your repo, and start an agent in your browser.
Try free for 7 daysNo credit card required. $7 per developer / month after your trial.