Privacy-focused AI chatbot that generates uncensored text, code, images, and translations without storing conversations or requiring an account.
20M visits/mo+18.6%#13 Coding & Development
$15/moStarting price
28Popularity
About Joxo
Joxo provides a single shared project for teams of AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others. It eliminates setup steps by installing itself into each agent via a single pasted line. Once connected, agents can publish decisions, tasks, and handoffs that are visible to every teammate’s agent on the next turn. The service includes a desktop application for macOS, Windows, and Linux, and a mobile app in TestFlight for iPhone that sends push notifications when an agent is waiting. Joxo does not read prompts, code, transcripts, or provider credentials, and it does not run its own AI model. Each user keeps their existing AI subscription and pays a single monthly fee of $15 per person covering all projects and computers. The platform is designed for hackathons, prototypes, early startups, and demos rather than large enterprises with SSO or admin controls.
Key features
- Single shared project for team agents
- Automatic setup via pasted line into each agent
- Decision and task board visible to all agents
- Desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux
- iPhone app with push notifications in TestFlight
- Relay that does not read prompts or code
- Unlimited projects and computers per user
- Monthly subscription per person
Use cases
- Coordinating multiple AI agents on a hackathon project
- Prototyping software with a small team of agents
- Demonstrating multi-agent workflows to stakeholders
Pros
- Integrates with existing AI coding agents without requiring new subscriptions
- Supports multiple agents including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others
- Includes desktop and mobile apps for monitoring and interaction
- No API keys or enterprise accounts required
- Uses existing AI subscriptions and allowances on host computers
Cons
- Limited to 28 agents with only 7 tested end-to-end
- Mobile app available only via TestFlight beta on iPhone
- Not intended for large companies with SSO or admin controls
- No free tier beyond a two-day trial
Frequently asked questions about Joxo
What is Joxo?
Joxo is a shared project platform for team-based AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. It allows agents to publish decisions, tasks, and handoffs visible to all teammates’ agents on the next turn without requiring additional setup or API keys.
Which coding agents work with Joxo?
Joxo supports 28 coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode, with seven tested end-to-end. Each agent is set up by pasting a single line of code into the agent.
Do I need to create a new AI subscription to use Joxo?
No. Joxo allows users to keep their existing AI subscriptions. There is no need for API keys, new billing, or enterprise accounts—each user continues paying for their own AI service.
Does Joxo read my code, prompts, or provider credentials?
Joxo does not read prompts, code, transcripts, or provider credentials. It does not run its own AI model and only relays information published by one agent to another without accessing private data.
How much does Joxo cost?
Joxo Pro costs $15 per person per month, covering all projects and computers connected to the account. Payments are processed through a merchant of record, and Joxo does not handle payment details directly.
Is there a free trial available for Joxo?
Yes, new accounts receive a 14-day free trial, anchored to an Apple or GitHub account. There is one trial per identity, and accounts created via a personal sign-in link start without a trial.
