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Qoren runs your OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex agents 24/7 in managed cloud environments. No VPS, no Docker, no Mac Mini in a closet. Secrets, updates, logs, backups and a hard spend cap are handled for you. Start from a template or bring your own agent
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm David, and I built Qoren (qoren.sh)
For the past year I've been doing AI audits for companies and then delivering the projects that came out of them: an agent that triages the inbox, one that preps the weekly report, one that chases invoices. The agents were never the hard part. Everything around them was.
Every new client meant the same setup again. Spin up a machine. Install the runtime. Wire up the keys and keep them away from the other clients' keys. Connect Slack or Telegram. Set the schedules. Then, once it was live, the maintenance started: a runtime update that broke something on a Tuesday, a channel token that expired, an agent stuck in an error loop that nobody noticed until the client did, and a model bill I had to explain at the end of the month.
I was spending more hours keeping agents alive than building new ones. So I built the platform I wanted to deliver them on.
Qoren does the homework:
• Run OpenClaw, Hermes or Codex agents in a dedicated, managed cloud environment. Start from a template or bring the agent you already have.
• Schedules, webhook triggers, and several agents working together in one environment.
• Encrypted vault, automatic backups, and health checks that flag a failing agent with a Repair button.
• Approvals: risky actions (sending an email, running a command, resizing an environment) wait for your OK.
• Prepaid credits with a hard stop. When credits run out, agents pause instead of running up a bill. Or bring your own OpenRouter key on any plan.
• Each agent can get its own email inbox.
If you run agents for clients, this is the part I built for myself: an isolated environment per client, keys that only reach that client's agents, what each client costs you, and Proposals, which prices the agents a client needs from the live rate card and prints the quote under your agency's name.
If you already self-host on a VPS or a Mac Mini, you solved uptime, and you're probably still doing the rest by hand every week. That's exactly who this is for. If you need local-only or offline infrastructure, keep self-hosting; Qoren isn't trying to be that.
Every monthly plan has a 7-day free trial, and your card isn't charged until it ends.
I'd love to hear from you: what's the most annoying part of keeping your agents running? I'll be here all day answering questions :)
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About Qoren on Product Hunt
“Run AI agents 24/7, without the homework”
Qoren was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #61 on the daily leaderboard. Qoren runs your OpenClaw, Hermes and Codex agents 24/7 in managed cloud environments. No VPS, no Docker, no Mac Mini in a closet. Secrets, updates, logs, backups and a hard spend cap are handled for you. Start from a template or bring your own agent
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David
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm David, and I built Qoren (qoren.sh)
For the past year I've been doing AI audits for companies and then delivering the projects that came out of them: an agent that triages the inbox, one that preps the weekly report, one that chases invoices. The agents were never the hard part. Everything around them was.
Every new client meant the same setup again. Spin up a machine. Install the runtime. Wire up the keys and keep them away from the other clients' keys. Connect Slack or Telegram. Set the schedules. Then, once it was live, the maintenance started: a runtime update that broke something on a Tuesday, a channel token that expired, an agent stuck in an error loop that nobody noticed until the client did, and a model bill I had to explain at the end of the month.
I was spending more hours keeping agents alive than building new ones. So I built the platform I wanted to deliver them on.
Qoren does the homework:
• Run OpenClaw, Hermes or Codex agents in a dedicated, managed cloud environment. Start from a template or bring the agent you already have.
• Schedules, webhook triggers, and several agents working together in one environment.
• Encrypted vault, automatic backups, and health checks that flag a failing agent with a Repair button.
• Approvals: risky actions (sending an email, running a command, resizing an environment) wait for your OK.
• Prepaid credits with a hard stop. When credits run out, agents pause instead of running up a bill. Or bring your own OpenRouter key on any plan.
• Each agent can get its own email inbox.
If you run agents for clients, this is the part I built for myself: an isolated environment per client, keys that only reach that client's agents, what each client costs you, and Proposals, which prices the agents a client needs from the live rate card and prints the quote under your agency's name.
If you already self-host on a VPS or a Mac Mini, you solved uptime, and you're probably still doing the rest by hand every week. That's exactly who this is for. If you need local-only or offline infrastructure, keep self-hosting; Qoren isn't trying to be that.
Every monthly plan has a 7-day free trial, and your card isn't charged until it ends.
I'd love to hear from you: what's the most annoying part of keeping your agents running? I'll be here all day answering questions :)