Features
Everything it does, one at a time.
Each of these has a page of its own: what it is for, how it works and what to know before you rely on it.
The Ripul SDK: put an agent inside your own iPhone or Mac app, and build that app the way Ripul is built.
Every agent One app for every agent. Change with a tap.Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and Kimi in one place, and how to move between them.
Local models Your own models, on your own machine.Models you run yourself in LM Studio, found by themselves and used like any other agent.
Yours to keep What your agents make belongs to you.Tools, plans and memories that stay with you, whichever agent made them.
Trainyard Many agents, one machine to share.The layer that shares a machine between agents: releases in turn, simulators lent out, limits on what runs at once.
The whole machine Your Mac, as if you were sitting there.The screen, apps, files and what is running on your Mac, from your phone.
Seeing the result A full-size website, on a phone.Check a website at full desktop size without going back to your desk.
Checking the work See what changed, and why.Every change in a project, and the conversation behind each one.
For teams Better with other people in the room.Bring colleagues into the conversation with the agent, and keep its history with the work.
Plans Agree the approach before anything is built.Read, comment on and approve a plan before the work starts, then watch it get done.
Approvals It asks before it acts, and tells you when it is done.How agents ask permission, and how Ripul lets you know.
Voice Say it out loud.Talk to your agents, and have the replies read back.
Privacy Your computer. Your work. Your call.Where your work lives, the two ways your phone reaches your Mac, and how to keep everything on your own machines.