Your AI agent. One prompt. It handles the rest.
A personal AI agent that runs on your machine, controls your real browser, runs Claude Code from your phone, and works while you sleep. Free and open.
Available on macOS, Windows, and web. 100% free.
What people ask Foxl
Real prompts, real results.
- Browser — "Check my Gmail and summarize what's urgent" — Opens your real Chrome, reads emails, returns a summary. Uses your logged-in session.
- Channels — "Post my standup to Slack and Telegram" — Composes from Git commits + calendar, sends to both platforms at once.
- Schedule — "Every morning at 7am, brief me" — Creates recurring heartbeat. Fetches weather + calendar, delivers briefing daily.
- Code — "Run the tests and fix what fails" — Runs tests, reads errors, edits code, re-runs until green. Approval gates on danger.
- Research — "Compare top 5 cloud GPU providers" — Spawns 5 parallel sub-agents. Results compiled into a table in under a minute.
- Memory — "What did I say about my project last week?" — Searches persistent Markdown memory. Remembers across sessions and devices.
Runs on your machine. Nowhere else.
No cloud. No telemetry. Every action is auditable. Access from anywhere through E2E encrypted relay.
100% Local
Conversations are never stored on our servers.
Approval Gates
Sensitive actions need your OK first.
E2E Encrypted
Zero-knowledge relay. Content encrypted end-to-end.
Plain Markdown
All memory is readable text.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Foxl free?
- Yes. Foxl is a free, open project. Bring your own API keys (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, etc.) or run local models through Ollama at no cost. There is nothing to pay for.
- What can Foxl actually do on my computer?
- Foxl runs 21 tools locally: browse the web with your real Chrome session, execute shell commands, read/write files, search code, manage git repos, take screenshots, and more. Every tool call requires your approval unless you explicitly allow it.
- How is this different from Claude Code, Dispatch, or Channels?
- Foxl does most of what Claude Code and ChatGPT can do. The key difference is real-time remote access: control your agent from any device via an encrypted tunnel. It also supports multiple AI providers from a single interface.
- Can I use Foxl from my phone?
- Yes. The desktop app connects to app.foxl.ai through an encrypted tunnel. You can chat with your agent, view terminal output, and manage tasks from any browser. All communication is end-to-end encrypted.
- What models are supported?
- Claude (Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, Haiku 4.5), GPT-4o, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, Llama, Mistral, and any Ollama-compatible local model.
- Is my data private?
- Foxl runs entirely on your machine. Conversations, files, and memory stay local in a SQLite database you own. The relay server only handles authentication and message routing. No data is stored server-side.
- What platforms are supported?
- macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows. The web dashboard at app.foxl.ai works in any modern browser.
About the Project
Foxl is built and maintained by foxl-ai, an independent team focused on local-first AI tools. The desktop app, relay server, and all 73 skills are free and open source.
Foxl started as an experiment to see how far a personal AI agent can go when it runs entirely on your machine with full access to your tools. No cloud lock-in, no subscriptions, no data collection.
Try it out.
Download Foxl and bring your own API keys. No account required.
Download for macOS