Coordinate coding agents on your computer or server. From the first task to a verified change.
Your tools. Your infrastructure. Your call.
The tools you already work with.
Claude Code
Codex
opencode
Linear
GitHub
A shared view of your projects, agents, and progress. Know what is moving, what is ready, and what needs you.
A clear view of the work in motion, across every project.
Actual Rovrin interface · Demo dataFrom intent to implementation
A shared view. Separate workspaces.
01 / 04Actual app screens with sample data. Playback illustrates the workflow.
At home on your infrastructure
Start with a local conversation. Run a shared engineering workflow. Add more machines when the work calls for it.
Local workspace
Open a folder, choose Claude Code or Codex, and get to work. Conversations and files stay on your computer.
Model requests use your chosen provider. Local does not mean offline.
The work can run on its own. Your context, limits, and review process stay part of every step.
Context that carries through
Agents read your project instructions, follow its boundaries, and run its checks. Set expectations once, carry them into each task.
Manage agent accounts, concurrent work, and usage windows. Available capacity shapes what starts next.
See run history, review outcomes, checks, and changes. Open the evidence when you need the detail.
Planned launch pricing
A clear price for Rovrin. Your AI accounts and infrastructure stay with the providers you choose.
A home for your own ideas.
For one person
Parallel work for independent builders.
Billed monthly · One person
A shared workspace for a small team.
Billed monthly · Up to 5 people
AI subscriptions, API usage and hosting are paid directly to your providers. They are not included in the Rovrin price. Provider limits still apply.
The planned task limit is shared across projects and machines in one workspace. It describes concurrent coding tasks, not AI account seats.
This is a preview of our launch plans. Paid subscriptions are not open yet. Prices and included limits may change before launch.
A few things, clearly.
Rovrin brings local agent conversations and coordinated engineering workflows into one product. Its orchestration engine runs Linear tickets through coding, review, verification, and integration.
The orchestration engine supports Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. Local desktop conversations support Claude Code and Codex. Available roles depend on the agent and configuration.
Local desktop conversations work with your installed, signed-in CLI. The shared ticket workflow uses a daemon, PostgreSQL, and a persistent state directory. Additional workers connect through that server.
Local describes where files, commands, and conversations live. Model requests still go to the provider configured in your coding agent.
Supported account connections use the coding agent's own authentication. Runs share that account's limits. API credentials follow the provider's billing. Rovrin does not create extra model capacity.
The planned Pro and Team prices cover Rovrin's orchestration software on infrastructure you operate. Your AI subscription or API usage, server, database and other hosting costs remain separate. The Local plan is intended to stay free for personal desktop use.
The planned Team price includes up to five people in one workspace. Coding agents do not count as people. Each connected provider account keeps its own access rules and usage limits.
You configure the workflow. Verified branches can be integrated automatically into development, while production promotion remains a separate decision. Project rules and checks define the gates.
Give your agents a shared direction.
Keep the way you like to work.