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- Business
Agent Toolingand 1 more business valuesLess
- Compute Hosting
- Market
- Software Development
- Ecosystem
- Agents
- Customers
Developersand 1 more customers valuesLess
- Enterprises
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- Commercial Company
- Ecosystem
- Agents
- Business
- Agent Tooling, Compute Hosting
- Specialization
- Not classified
- Market
- Software Development
- Customers
- Developers, Enterprises
- Delivery models
- Open Source, API, Managed Compute, On Premise Software
- Revenue models
- Subscription, Usage Based
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About
Omnara builds an open-source, model-agnostic control plane for developers and teams deploying, running, and managing AI agents. Its platform provides one API, persistent agent state, secure access to machines and tools, and a choice between self-hosting and managed cloud, differentiating it from simpler agent interfaces.
Market
Omnara competes in the AI coding-agent orchestration and agent-control-plane market, spanning both developer tools and infrastructure for running autonomous agents. It positions itself as an open-source, model-agnostic control plane that can be self-hosted or consumed as managed cloud, rather than as only an individual coding assistant. Its differentiation is the combination of durable multi-hour or multi-day agent execution, parallel-agent coordination, remote control across desktop, web, mobile, and watch devices, and enterprise governance features such as approvals, RBAC, encrypted secrets, and audit trails.
Omnara primarily targets software developers and engineering teams that use AI coding agents for code generation, debugging, refactoring, and multi-agent workflows. Its enterprise offering is aimed at larger, security-conscious engineering organizations and platform teams that need VPC or on-premises deployment, SSO/RBAC, audit trails, and support for self-hosted models.
At a Glance
Problem
AI coding agents can do substantial work, but they often remain tethered to the terminal and stall whenever they need a human decision. Y Combinator describes the core pain directly: Claude Code users may wait five to ten minutes for an agent to ask something, and if they step away, progress stops. The economic cost is wasted developer attention and underutilized agent time; the killer use case is a long-running coding session that needs occasional clarification, approval, or steering while the developer is commuting, walking, or otherwise away from the desk.
Product / Service
Omnara is evolving from a remote interface for coding agents into an open-source, model-agnostic control plane: one API to deploy, run, and control agents, either self-hosted or through Omnara’s managed cloud. An agent definition specifies its model, machines, tools, and permissions, while Omnara provides hosting, persistent state, memory, and durable execution. For developers, its desktop, web, mobile, and watch interfaces let users launch and orchestrate agents, receive notifications, inspect progress and diffs, answer questions, approve actions, and continue sessions when a laptop goes offline; voice interaction and cloud migration extend the workflow beyond the terminal. The connected remote app is free with unlimited sessions, while the newer control-plane offering is being rolled out through an early-access waitlist.
Market
Omnara competes in AI developer tools and the broader AI-agent runtime/control-plane market, with mobile and remote coding-agent control as its initial wedge. Its alternatives include DIY SSH or mobile terminal setups using tmux or screen, cloud-based coding environments, general AI coding assistants, and native features such as Claude Code’s /teleport. Omnara differentiates by combining local-environment fidelity with remote control and optional cloud continuation, then extending the same supervision model to agents beyond coding.
The company is early-stage but has meaningful product engagement: an Omnara post reported that more than 6,000 people had sent over 2 million messages through the product, and Y Combinator lists it as an active Summer 2025 company. Its current control-plane site is still marked early access and waitlist, and the evidence does not disclose revenue, so Omnara should be viewed as an early commercial product with demonstrated usage rather than a proven scaled enterprise business.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Pioneer Fund, Y Combinator
Recent News
StartupIntros reported that Omnara had raised $500K across one funding round, most recently a $500K seed round in September 2025.
Omnara’s changelog announced that its desktop application is now available for Windows. The same changelog also references the 2026 Omnara Cloud Sandboxing launch.
In its official blog, Omnara described how AI coding agents are moving toward mobile-first, always-on workflows. The company emphasized running Claude Code on a user’s computer while staying connected from anywhere.
Y Combinator’s launch page highlighted Omnara’s ability to launch agents from the terminal, web, or mobile, switch between them, and receive real-time push notifications when agents need input.
Omnara’s n8n integration introduced a specialized Human in the Loop node for real-time human-AI collaboration inside n8n workflows.
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Omnara offers its open-source control plane for free, with managed usage monetized through flat-rate machine pricing starting at $10 per machine per month and model credits sold at provider list rates without markup. It also offers custom enterprise deployments in customers’ VPCs or on-premises environments, including onboarding, identity controls, audit integrations, and support.