Loft is one native app that hosts, ships, and manages any software you build and all its infra, right on your machine. Serve it privately over your network or publicly on your own domain in a couple of clicks, and point your own AI agents at all of it.
Like Vercel, Jira, and Confluence in one, except you own it and there's no landlord.
No accounts to wire, no infrastructure to hand-assemble. Run the installer, point your agent at it, and it goes from alive on your machine to live on the internet, mostly by itself.
Work on the product, keep it running, or shape the Loft itself. Each feature has a clear home, while agents can move across all three.
Build the product and keep its context together.
Your working desk: project files, agent sessions, terminal, and a live product preview held in one place.
Plan the work, dispatch it, and follow every ticket from idea through review and release.
coreView ↗The durable memory for decisions, specifications, and everything agents need beyond one context window.
coreView ↗Customer conversations, classified and connected to the product work they create.
See what is running and intervene with confidence.
Health, logs, previews, deployments, domains, environments, and secrets for everything you run.
Your notification and uptime watchtower. Every service reports through one calm signal layer.
coreView ↗A governed sweep runner that handles safe work unattended and leaves uncertainty as a human handoff.
agentView ↗Recoverable snapshots of the product, its operational state, and the knowledge around it.
Shape who and what can operate your Loft.
The shared tool fabric that lets your agents work across every Loft module with attributed identity.
Seats, roles, permissions, and the record of which human stands behind each agent action.
adminView ↗Add or reshape capabilities without turning your owned system into someone else's plugin store.
extendView ↗Reach real host-side agent sessions from another device through a focused, low-overhead client.
Loft runs an MCP server right on your box. Connect the assistant you already use — in a couple of clicks — and it can drive the whole stack: ship code, file tickets, write the wiki, ping the team. Your subscription, your tokens, never metered by us.
Bring your own subscription — Claude, ChatGPT, or open models. The agent runs on the plan you already have; Loft never sells or meters tokens. Every action it takes stays attributed to you.
No official walkthrough for your tool? Any client that supports remote MCP servers connects the same way: point it at your server, approve the in-network sign-in, and your agent can drive the whole stack.
{
"mcpServers": {
"loft_swarm": {
"url": "https://loft.acme.dev/mcp"
}
}
}
You own the source, not a sandbox on top of it. So your agents reshape any part of Loft to fit your org, and an AI merges every new release onto your fork without breaking your changes.
Edit core files directly. Single-file servers, SQLite, no plugin straitjacket. Your agents change anything to fit your org, because there's nothing magic to protect them from.
Your changes are real commits on a guaranteed base. Each new release is a git three-way merge with conversational AI conflict mediation, so your fork survives major versions.
The AI only mediates conflicts, never your data. Migrations run backup, migrate, test, roll back, and every upstream patch flows in. The AI never decides what your data becomes.
Each employee spawns fleets of agents.
Loft is the organization the agents work in, on a record you own.
The vendors ship the worker; your people spawn them in swarms. Every agent runs under the person who deployed it. Their decision. Their record. Their responsibility.
Because it's all yours and all connected, you reshape the very tools that build your products, so every fix compounds: the more your org ships, the more it can ship.
Read the full thesisLoft is complete on your own hardware. Paid plans add monitoring, recovery, hosting, and organization-scale control through services Loft operates for you. Every plan includes everything below it.
Explore Loft Cloud, the plane we operate for you Loft Cloud coming soonThe whole self-hosted stack.
Your first product, live.
Keep running through failure.
Real infrastructure, handled.
Operate as one organization.
We host and run it for you.