“I clean gutters — I'm not a marketing guy. My Demon AI agent runs my Google Ads for me: keywords, bids, the landing page, even digging into why a campaign stalled at 11pm. It's like having a media buyer who never clocks out.”
Alex
Gutter cleaning
A real machine that stays on — it browses, emails, builds, remembers, and ships. We made it with love, and it's free to try.
Free to try · no card · it's a real computer
What every agent comes with · day one, no setup

Not an API wrapper. An actual computer.
Persistent disk. Its setup survives.
Real Chrome on a real display. No black box.

Live on the internet, day one.
It's the developer and the host.
TLS, routing, the lot.

Strangers land quietly; trusted senders wake it.
Same brain in every room.
One conversation across all of them.

Stop re-explaining yourself.
A gardener job curates while you sleep.
Long-term memory over every conversation.

Ask for a logo, get a PNG.
Maps, socials, listings — structured data out.
OAuth in a few clicks; it takes it from there.

Cron jobs, without the crontab.
Staying quiet is a feature it knows.
You set the rules once; it holds them.
It's all one agent — one odd, capable little employee.
Built with love, and slightly too many features.
Real quotes from people who ran one while we were building — first names only, at their request.
“I clean gutters — I'm not a marketing guy. My Demon AI agent runs my Google Ads for me: keywords, bids, the landing page, even digging into why a campaign stalled at 11pm. It's like having a media buyer who never clocks out.”
Alex
Gutter cleaning
“Every quote I send, it chases for me if it goes quiet for a week — automatically, every morning. I used to lose jobs just because I forgot to follow up. Now I don't.”
Aaron
Flooring
“I literally named mine “my co-founder.” It wrote my outreach scripts, my one-pager, and an hour-by-hour plan for my first 48 hours of sales — then emailed it to me.”
Andre
Founder
WHY IT CAN DO ALL THIS
Most “AI” is a chat box that forgets you when the tab closes and can’t touch the real world. Every demon gets a real, persistent machine — files, browser, inbox, website, memory — so it can do things, not just describe them.
Its own filesystem, terminal, and tools. It installs things — and keeps them.
It drives real Chrome on its own display. Open the tab and watch it click.
Hosts a real site and answers a real inbox — both registered to it, not you.
Long-term memory it searches, plus a wiki it gardens every night on its own.
Generates images, video, and speech; searches and scrapes the live web.
Morning briefs, digests, standing chores — it runs jobs on a clock, unattended.
Its own machine
Real
Channels, one brain
5
Works while you sleep
24/7
It browses, drafts, sends, builds, and remembers — on hardware that’s actually there. That’s the whole trick, and it’s a good one.
HOW IT WORKS

/01
Point it at your email, your calendar, and the apps you already use — or connect nothing and just talk. Everything runs inside its own isolated machine; provider keys stay server-side, never in the box.
/02
In plain English: what to work on, what it may do alone, what waits for your OK. It keeps what it learns in real files on its own disk — USER.md is literally a file you can open — and it holds the line at 2am.
/03
It messages you where you actually are — iMessage, Slack, Discord, email — with morning briefs, finished work, and the occasional question. Say a new rule in chat and it's wired from then on.
An honest comparison with the things it gets mistaken for.
AI chat
ChatGPT / ClaudeA brilliant brain in a locked room — forgets you when the tab closes, can't touch anything.
given a computer The same class of brains, — memory, hands, and an address of its own.
Automation
Flowcharts you wire up yourself; brittle the moment anything gets messy.
You just say it . It figures out the messy human parts — and remembers the fix.
Website builders
A site you build yourself, then babysit forever.
the developer and the host It is — ask for changes in chat, watch them ship.
Agent demos
API wrappers and browser demos with no persistent machine underneath.
A real persistent computer — files, browser, inbox, website, memory. It's still there tomorrow.
The alternative
You, at 11pm, doing the unglamorous parts by hand. Again.
the unglamorous parts It does and pings you only when something genuinely needs you.
iMessage, Slack, Discord, email, or the web — it’s the same creature everywhere, and it remembers the thread. Group chats too.
Scraped the 42 conference speakers into a sheet — 11 have public emails. Draft intros are in your inbox.
Your site’s new pricing page is live. I kept a snapshot — say the word and I’ll roll it back. 😈
Morning brief: 6 emails handled, research digest in the wiki, one invoice paid overnight.
Why you can trust it
The dashboard is the agent's actual machine — its files, its tasks, its inbox, its website, even its live browser screen. Not a chat window with extra steps; a computer you can look around.
See everything

A live view of its screen, step by step. No black box — you can watch it browse, draft, and act, and interrupt it mid-thought whenever you like.
No black box

It won't spend money or do anything risky without your OK. You decide what it may do on its own and what waits for your yes — and it holds that line at 2am.
You stay in control

Every agent runs in its own isolated container — its own files, memory, and browser. Your data never shares a machine with anyone else's. A hard technical wall, not a privacy promise.
Your data, only yours

Its filesystem snapshots to git on a 15-minute loop. See exactly what changed, when — and restore any file from any point in time. Its own edits included.
Restore points, built in

Built on the open-source OpenClaw runtime. Your files are plain files on a disk, exportable anytime. No black box, no hostage situation.
No lock-in

The story · a note from the builders
Hey.
Thanks for scrolling this far. Here's the honest version.
Demon started life as Polykalshi — an operating system for prediction-market traders. We wanted an agent that could watch Polymarket and Kalshi overnight, do the research, place the trade, enforce the stop-loss. To do that honestly, it couldn't be a chat window. It needed its own computer: a machine that stays on, a browser, an inbox, a memory.
So we built the computer. And once it existed, something funny happened — people kept pointing their "trading" agents at everything else. Research, websites, outreach, support, scraping, odd little scheduled chores. Different jobs, same shape: a persistent little machine with a persistent memory, reachable on the channels you already use. The computer was the point. It became RunLobster, then Demon.
Full honesty: we're a two-brother team, we took this through Y Combinator, and our company is now focused on something else. "AI employees" turned out to be one of the most crowded markets on earth, and we'd rather build where we can win. Demon didn't get there as a business — but it's the best thing we've ever built, we use it every day, and we can't bring ourselves to turn it off.
So it stays up, as what it honestly is: a project made with love. Free to try. Paid plans exist because the computers are real and somebody has to pay for them. No growth hacks, no fake urgency — if you want a strange, capable little computer-creature of your own, summon one. If you just enjoyed the tour, that's plenty too.
Questions? Email ahmad@rundemon.ai. We still read everything.
— Ahmad & Shehryar
The brothers behind Demon
A general AI agent that gets its own computer — a persistent Linux machine with a real browser, its own email address, a website it hosts, long-term memory, scheduled jobs, and connections to your channels and apps. You talk to it; it does things on its machine.
Free to try. Yours is running in 2 minutes — no card.
Paid plans start at $29/mo and mostly buy the compute it burns — model calls, media, scrapes. This page isn’t trying to close you; it’s a cool thing that exists, and you can have one.