
omg.dev
Your coding agent, always on - give it somewhere to work
About omg.dev
omg.dev solves a constraint that becomes obvious the moment you use coding agents seriously: they run on your machine, so they stop when you close the lid. An agent working through a refactor is doing minutes or hours of work, and tying that to whether your laptop is open and awake is an absurd limitation for something that is otherwise autonomous. omg.dev provides cloud computers for agents to work on, so the work continues regardless of what you are doing, and multiple agents can run in parallel rather than competing for one machine.
Support covers the agents people actually use, including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi. The parallel dimension is the more interesting one: plans are defined by how many agents can run at once, scaling from three through five, sixteen and twenty-four, which reframes the question from whether an agent can run to how many problems you can have worked on simultaneously. The free tier is genuinely usable at three active hours monthly with 16GB of workspace storage. The product is being built in public, with the developer posting progress openly, and community feedback highlights running several agents on a VPS and going a month without opening a laptop.
Sign up and get a Computer, which is a hosted machine for your agents to work on rather than your laptop. Connect whichever agent you use, with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi supported. From then on the agent runs on that machine, so work continues when your laptop is closed, asleep or elsewhere. Choose a Computer plan based on how many agents you want running at once, from three in parallel on the entry tiers up to sixteen or twenty-four. Multiple accounts can be attached, so agent capacity is not bound to a single subscription. Start free with three active hours monthly and upgrade only when you hit the limit.
- •Agents Keep Running - Work continues when your laptop is closed, which is the whole constraint being removed
- •Parallel Agents - Plans defined by concurrent agents, from 3 up to 24, so several problems progress at once
- •Four Agents Supported - Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi
- •Multiple Accounts - Attach more than one account rather than being capped by a single subscription
- •Free Tier - 3 active hours monthly with 16GB of workspace storage, no payment
- •From $5 a Month - Low entry price for a persistent machine
- •Workspace Storage - Persistent storage so agents keep state between runs
- •Built in Public - Development and changes posted openly, with an active Discord
For developers running coding agents on real work rather than experimenting, where the laptop-bound constraint has already bitten. It suits anyone who wants several agents working on separate problems at the same time, which is what the parallel plans exist for. Developers who work across machines get continuity rather than a session tied to one laptop. The free tier at three active hours is enough to find out whether the always-on model changes how you work, which it reportedly does for people running multiple agents.
Pricing
$0 - $98/mo
- Free$0/mo
- Starter$19/mo
- Personal$38/mo
- Pro$98/mo
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-19














