You check in from your phone in 30 seconds.
Cloud sandboxes (Amika, Devin, Cosine) upload your code. Control Tower doesn’t. Your laptop runs the agent; we relay only the notifications.
Three parts. Your code never leaves your machine — the coordinator relays state, commands, and notifications, never source.
A tiny daemon on your laptop dials out to Control Tower over an encrypted connection. It reads and writes only your project’s status files — your code stays put.
Your autonomous coding agent plans, builds, tests, and ships — overnight, on your hardware, with your tools and credentials.
The dashboard shows what each project is doing. Get a push when it needs a decision or finishes a task. Answer in seconds.
Every cloud-sandbox competitor copies your repository to their servers to run an agent on it. Control Tower inverts that: the agent runs where your code already lives. The coordinator only ever sees state, commands, and notifications — never a line of source, never a transcript, never a question’s contents.
We store who you are, what you pay, and which machines are yours. We never store what your agent is doing, asking, or writing.
The agent uses your local environment — your keys, your configs, your network. Nothing is re-uploaded to a third party.
Each machine is paired with a token you can revoke from the dashboard. Pull it and the connection drops instantly.
One plan. No free tier (the open-source local-only Control Tower is the free tier). No trial, no surprises.
First 50 customers, locked for life.
or $190/year. Standard price after the first 50.
Create your account, then install Radio on your machine — Homebrew is the quickest way. Your code never leaves your laptop.
brew install bitmia-ai/homebrew-tap/radio
Apple Silicon macOS. Or download the binary.
From the dashboard, generate a token and run the
radio pair command it shows you. Then
radio start — and check in from your phone.