Gives your coding agent a dedicated VM that's ready 24/7
Grass gives your coding agent a dedicated VM that's always ready. No setup, no config, no burning your laptop. Point Claude Code or OpenCode at it and run. Monitor progress from your phone, steer mid-session, push changes, all without touching your machine. Every new account gets 10 hours free. No credit card needed.
We built Grass because we noticed something weird. We message our teammates from anywhere, on the train, at lunch, from the couch. But the moment we want to talk to our coding agent, we need a laptop and a terminal open.
That felt broken. Coding agents aren't tools you operate anymore. They're colleagues you work with. Grass is how you stay in touch with them.
What Grass does today:
→Thread continuity across your phone and laptop. Start a task on Claude Code or OpenCode on your machine, pick up the same conversation on your phone. Same context, nothing lost. → Free pre-configured VM. We sponsor 10 hours of Daytona compute. No credit card, no DevOps setup. Your agent has somewhere to work in under a minute.
→Bring your own API key. We never see it, never store it. Your keys stay on your device.
→Agent agnostic. Works with Claude Code and OpenCode today. More agents coming.
On security: Grass runs a BYOK architecture. Your API key never touches our servers. We're building for developers who care about this, because we're developers who care about this.
Why we made it free to start: Every developer running coding agents should be able to try cloud compute without a credit card form in the way. 10 hours is enough to have your first "my agent finished while I was away" moment. After that, you'll know if Grass is for you.
A bit about us: Raunaq previously built Elemential (enterprise infra, shipped to NSE) and has trained 3,000+ developers on AI agent infrastructure. Anil built the core architecture, real time sync, SSE-based event buffering for mobile reliability, and Daytona VM orchestration. I lead design and creative, everything around how Grass shows up in the world.
We'd love your feedback, especially on what agents you want us to support next and what your ideal mobile coding workflow looks like. We're in the comments all day.
Hey PH!
We built Grass because we noticed something weird. We message our teammates from anywhere, on the train, at lunch, from the couch. But the moment we want to talk to our coding agent, we need a laptop and a terminal open.
That felt broken. Coding agents aren't tools you operate anymore. They're colleagues you work with. Grass is how you stay in touch with them.
What Grass does today:
→Thread continuity across your phone and laptop. Start a task on Claude Code or OpenCode on your machine, pick up the same conversation on your phone. Same context, nothing lost.
→ Free pre-configured VM. We sponsor 10 hours of Daytona compute. No credit card, no DevOps setup. Your agent has somewhere to work in under a minute.
→Bring your own API key. We never see it, never store it. Your keys stay on your device.
→Agent agnostic. Works with Claude Code and OpenCode today. More agents coming.
On security: Grass runs a BYOK architecture. Your API key never touches our servers. We're building for developers who care about this, because we're developers who care about this.
Why we made it free to start: Every developer running coding agents should be able to try cloud compute without a credit card form in the way. 10 hours is enough to have your first "my agent finished while I was away" moment. After that, you'll know if Grass is for you.
A bit about us: Raunaq previously built Elemential (enterprise infra, shipped to NSE) and has trained 3,000+ developers on AI agent infrastructure. Anil built the core architecture, real time sync, SSE-based event buffering for mobile reliability, and Daytona VM orchestration. I lead design and creative, everything around how Grass shows up in the world.
We'd love your feedback, especially on what agents you want us to support next and what your ideal mobile coding workflow looks like. We're in the comments all day.