Agentic Applications You Own
SaaS products lock you into rigid software you can't customize. Agent-native gives you full-featured apps you own, powered by an AI agent that can evolve them.
SaaS products lock you into rigid software you can't customize. Agent-native gives you full-featured apps you own, powered by an AI agent that can evolve them.
High-quality, vetted templates that replace tools you're paying for — except you own the code and can customize everything. Try them with example data before connecting your own sources.
Replaces or augments Superhuman, Gmail
Superhuman-style email client with keyboard shortcuts, AI triage, and a fully customizable interface. Own your inbox workflow.
Replaces or augments Google Calendar, Calendly
Manage events, sync with Google Calendar, and share a public booking page — all with an AI agent that handles scheduling.
Replaces or augments Notion, Google Docs
Write and organize content with an agent that knows your brand, connects to your CMS, and follows your publishing workflow.
Replaces or augments Google Slides, Pitch
Generate and edit React-based presentations via prompt or point-and-click. Describe what you want, refine as you go.
Replaces or augments video editing
Create and edit Remotion video compositions with agent assistance — from storyboard to render, all in code you own.
SaaS tools are rigid and bolting AI on as an afterthought. Raw AI agents are powerful but have no UI. Agent-native apps combine both.
| SaaS Tools | Raw AI Agents | Internal Tools | Agent-Native | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UI | Polished but rigid | None | Months to build | Full UI, fork & go |
| AI | Bolted on | Powerful, no guardrails | Disconnected | Agent-first, integrated |
| Customization | Can't | Prompt-only | Full but slow | Agent modifies the app |
| Ownership | Rented | N/A | Yours but costly | You own the code |
| Non-dev friendly | Yes | No | Rarely | Guided UI + agent |
Agent + UI + Computer
Agent-native apps combine a polished, guided UI with a powerful AI agent that can customize and evolve the app itself.
Every agent-native app is three things working together: an AI agent, a full application UI, and a computer (file system, browser, code execution). Everything the UI can do, the agent can do — and vice versa.
Autonomous AI that reads, writes, browses, and executes code. Customizable with skills and instructions.
Full UI with dashboards, user flows, visualizations. Guided experiences your whole team can use.
File system, browser, code execution. No MCPs needed for most tasks. Agents work directly with files and tools.
One framework, one mindset. Everything the UI can do, the agent can do via natural language. Everything the agent can do, the UI exposes through point-and-click interfaces.
All state lives in files. The agent and UI read and write the same source of truth. No traditional database needed.
No inline LLM calls. The UI delegates to the agent via a chat bridge. One AI, always customizable with skills and instructions.
The agent can modify the app itself. Your tools get better over time. Fork a template and keep evolving it.
File watcher streams changes via SSE. When the agent writes a file, the UI updates instantly. No polling, no refresh.
Anyone on your team can customize the software to their needs without piling on developers. Enterprise-grade roles, permissions, and git-based workflows keep everything manageable at scale.
Control who can update the app, who can use it, and who can modify agent behavior.
Pull requests and reviews for software changes that matter. You own your repo.
Call your agent from Slack, Telegram, or any chat interface. Set up daily digests, automated workflows, and more.
Agent-native apps run inside a harness — a host that provides the AI agent alongside your app UI. Run locally with open-source tools or in the cloud with Builder for collaboration and team features.
Your app code is identical regardless of harness. Start local, go to cloud when you need teams.
One command to fork a template locally. Or click to launch in Builder — no setup required.
# Fork a template and start building
npx @agent-native/core create my-app --template analytics
cd my-app
pnpm install
pnpm devStop renting rigid SaaS. Fork a template, customize it to your exact workflow, and let the agent keep evolving it. Open source. Forkable. Yours.