Self-Hosted Agent Runner

A lightweight Docker container and dashboard for running AI agents locally with built-in memory, session management, scheduling, and secrets vault. Target users are developers who want control over their AI agent infrastructure.

The push toward self-hosted AI infrastructure is real and accelerating — enterprises are hitting data privacy walls with cloud-based agent platforms, and solo developers are increasingly uncomfortable routing sensitive workloads through third-party APIs. No clear incumbent owns the self-hosted agent runner space specifically; tools like LangChain and AutoGen handle orchestration but don't give you a polished local runtime with secrets management and scheduling baked in. The $1k–5k/mo revenue band is honest for a devtools product with a self-hosted deployment model, since it implies a small base of paying teams willing to buy convenience on top of open-source primitives — though charging for something developers can assemble themselves always compresses willingness to pay. The biggest risk is that this becomes a free download with no monetization lever: without a cloud tier, a managed upgrade path, or enterprise licensing hooks, converting users to recurring revenue is structurally hard and most solo builders underestimate how difficult that conversion problem is.