Your own machine, reachable by chat

A second brain
that can do things.

Sidebrain gives each person a dedicated Linux machine and a chat interface to drive it — by voice or text. Your agent reads files, runs commands, tracks reminders, and streams everything back as it happens.

Dedicated EC2 per person Voice or text input Real bash & git Reminders with push

Live workspace

Why Sidebrain

A real machine,
not just a chatbot.

Dedicated Linux instance

Each user gets their own EC2 instance. Your filesystem, your processes, your shell — isolated and always yours. Nothing is shared with other users.

Voice or text

Hold to record, release to send. Whisper transcribes your audio instantly. Or just type — whatever fits the moment and context.

Streams live

Tool calls, file edits, and shell output stream back to you over SSE as they happen. No polling. No waiting for a final reply.

Real bash & git

The agent runs actual shell commands — git log, file edits, scripts. If you can type it in a terminal, you can ask for it in chat.

Reminders with push

Reminders are scheduled with at on your sandbox. When one fires, a web push notification reaches your browser — even if the tab is closed.

Session persistence

Your OpenCode session and chat history survive sandbox restarts. Open a new conversation and you're back exactly where you left off.

Under the hood

From sign-up to sandbox
in under a minute.

01

Sign up

Create an account with Clerk — email, social, or SSO. A webhook fires instantly and kicks off provisioning for your sandbox.

02

Instance provisions

An EC2 instance spins up with cloud-init: OpenCode is installed, your environment is configured. Usually ready in under 60 seconds.

03

Start chatting

Type or speak. The gateway routes your message to your OpenCode instance and streams every tool call and text delta back live.

Things people ask

Files

List files in ~/notes

Git

Summarise today's commits

Writing

Create a new scratchpad

Reminders

Remind me at 9am for standup

Ready to begin?

Your sandbox is waiting.

One click to claim a private Linux machine, all your own.