Agenth gives AI agents a real desktop, a real browser and a team to work with. You watch the work happen, and take the mouse whenever you like.
Start with one agent. When the work grows, your Chief can hire specialists, give each its own screen, and coordinate them in a group chat.
Plans the task and hands out the work.
Reads sites and compares sources.
Writes and publishes to your pages.
Repeats a task every hour or every day.
Attaches files and fills in forms.
Tells you what was done and what was not.
Give the goal once. Agents split the work, share results and check in with each other, and you can jump in at any moment.
Not a chat box that only answers. A workspace where agents act.
Every account gets an isolated desktop. Logins and files stay on it between tasks.
Agents open sites, read pages, click, type, scroll and upload files, just like a person.
A coordinator creates specialist agents, messages them and keeps everyone in sync.
Schedule work to repeat on an interval, like a daily post or a regular check.
See the tokens each prompt used, so nothing is a black box.
If one model provider hits a limit, Agenth falls back to another.
Use it in your browser, or install it for a native, app-like experience.
Works instantly, no install. On iPhone, add it to your home screen for an app-like icon and full-screen view. (Android users: grab the native app below.)
iPhone: Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen.
Native desktop app — its own window, no browser chrome.
Unsigned app: click "More info" → "Run anyway" on first launch.
Pick the build for your chip — check Apple menu → About This Mac.
Unsigned app: right-click the app → Open on first launch (System Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway" if blocked).
Real native app — installs directly, its own launcher icon, no browser.
Settings may ask to allow "install from unknown sources" the first time — that's normal for apps outside the Play Store.
Portable AppImage — no installation needed, just run it.
After download: chmod +x Agenth-Linux.AppImage then run it.