Hoody is a platform that turns every Linux primitive—terminal, filesystem, display, database, and AI agent—into HTTPS endpoints. It provides bare-metal servers with unlimited containers, auto-detected and auto-secured services, and a Workspaces web OS for orchestration. Developers and AI agents can interact with machines via HTTP, using 14 built-in services including Terminal, Files, Display, Exec, SQLite, AI Proxy, and Agent. Hoody offers instant container boot (<3s), automatic TLS, custom domains, and snapshot-based time travel. It supports 300+ AI models via a pay-as-you-go gateway with a transparent 5% markup. The platform is open source and runs on dedicated bare-metal hardware, ensuring data never leaves the user's server.
Key Features
- HTTP Endpoints for Everything: Every Linux primitive (terminal, files, display, etc.) is exposed as a URL with hundreds of endpoints.
- Hoody Exec: Next.js-style file routing—create a JavaScript file and it becomes a live HTTPS endpoint with built-in shell and database helpers.
- Workspaces: A full browser-based OS with terminal, code editor, display, files, agent tools, and multiplayer collaboration.
- Bare Metal Performance: Dedicated servers with up to 64 cores, 768 GB RAM, and 4 TB NVMe, no virtualization overhead.
- Instant Snapshots: Full system state captured in 1-5 seconds, with automatic file versioning.
Use Cases
- AI Agent Infrastructure: Agents can programmatically open panels, run commands, and access files via HTTP.
- Remote Development: Run VS Code, Firefox, Blender, or any desktop app in the browser.
- Instant APIs: Turn scripts into live endpoints with zero configuration.
- Secure Collaboration: Share URLs with real shared state, not screenshares.
Who It’s For
Developers, AI engineers, startups, and teams needing permanent, isolated infrastructure that speaks HTTP.
