Download hob. Your first month is automatically free.

Yes. Download hob and your first month is free. When it runs out, subscribe here. Annual plans also include a 14-day refund window if you change your mind.

The first 1,000 paid personal subscriptions lock in a Founders rate: 40% off the current personal plan price at launch. That rate stays with you for as long as your subscription remains continuous, even as we adjust standard pricing over time. Your spot is reserved the moment you subscribe. If you later let the subscription lapse, you give up your Founders rate.

Every Founder locks in Founders pricing and joins the shared Founders community, where the team reads feedback and feature requests. The first 100 are Charter Founders, with direct, individual access to the team and a closer hand in shaping hob's direction. The 1,000-subscriber cap keeps Founders pricing tied to the launch cohort rather than becoming permanent public pricing, and we'll add more perks over time.

hob runs locally and stores agent conversations in a local database on your device. Regular hob service traffic is limited to read-only checks like app updates and model-list updates. Agent work goes between you and whatever agent provider you already use, such as Anthropic or OpenAI.

Pro+'s remote access uses our managed relay at connect.hob.dev. Frames are end-to-end encrypted by hob on top of WebSocket TLS before entering the relay, which forwards encrypted frames only — it does not have the plaintext needed to read your workspace or session data. You can always use your own networking instead if you prefer zero third-party involvement.

Yes. There are no long-term contracts. Cancel anytime and keep access until the end of your billing period.

Everything stays on your machine. Your local database of conversations, workspaces, and history is yours and remains accessible regardless of subscription status.

Yes, if you are an individual buying hob for yourself. Personal licenses can be used for your own professional work. If hob is being used inside a business, bought by a company, reimbursed by an employer, or managed as part of a company engineering workflow, it needs a Business license.

Business is for company-managed engineering workflows and employee seats. Enterprise is for larger deployments with custom procurement, security, deployment, source access or escrow, or self-hosting requirements. Smaller teams should start with Business.

hob does not sell inference; it is the workspace where you work with the agents you choose. An app that bundles models bills your usage through its own plan. In hob, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Grok Build use your own provider accounts, and you pay hob only for the workspace.

Your AI tools run the agents; hob is where you work with them in view, on web pages, documents, data, and code. The agent shows you what it does, hands you the decisions, and you can take over at any time. hob keeps the record of the work across whichever providers you already pay for.

No. hob is not a model provider and does not resell tokens. You bring the agents, model accounts, API keys, and routing choices you already use. hob is the workspace where you work with them.

hob is for technical people who do most of their work with agents. If you use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Grok Build every day, on code and on the work around it, hob gives that work a shared workspace where you see what the agent does and keep the record.

hob probably is not worth it if you only use agents occasionally or mostly chat with one model in one app. hob is built for people who work with agents every day, often enough that seeing the work, deciding what happens next, and keeping the record matter.