Start anywhere
Text it like a person
Send a bug, a repo link, or half an idea to omg in iMessage. No dashboard to open, no ticket to file — it replies like a teammate and starts working.
What omg.dev does
You text a task. It comes back done.
Not another chat window. omg gives a coding agent its own cloud computer, then gets out of the way until the work is shipped.
Your call
Pick the agent you trust
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Pi — mention it by name and that's who takes the job.
Where it runs
It gets a real computer
Every task boots its own Firecracker microVM: Ubuntu, a writable filesystem, network, and the agent CLI already installed.
The output
It ships something you can open
Not a diff on your laptop — a deployed app on a real URL, with database, auth and payments already wired in.
While you sleep
It keeps running without you
Schedules, event handlers and durable workflows keep firing after the conversation ends. You get a text when something needs you.
Safe by default
Pause, fork, continue
Snapshot a computer, wake it days later with the workspace intact, or fork it when you want a branch of the work.
Already in your stack
Or drive it from your terminal
Connect omg to Claude Code over MCP and hand off work from the editor you already live in.