Run hundreds of AI agents from your phone. Turn your devices into a private compute pool, route every task to the best AI, and use Claude, Codex, Gemini and more — no infra, no lock-in.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Viveka here, one of the people behind KarmaBox.
Run your own Claude Code in your pocket.
That’s the idea.
A few months ago, I had ChatGPT for writing, Claude for coding, Perplexity for research, Zapier for automation… every tool was powerful. But I was still the one connecting everything — copying outputs, switching tabs, deciding what goes where.
I had a team of AIs. And somehow became their typiest.
The bottleneck wasn’t the AI. It was everything in between.
So we built KarmaBox.
Now I can send one message from my phone, anywhere, anytime — and hundreds of AI agents take over.
Claude writes the code. Codex reviews the code. Gemini for generating image. Other agents execute. Everything runs in parallel, shares context in real time, and keeps going 24/7 on my own devices.
No tabs. No switching tools. No babysitting agents.
Under the hood, KarmaBox turns your devices into a private compute pool, routes every task to the best AI, and works with Claude, Codex, Gemini and more — no infra, no lock-in.
We didn’t build another AI tool.We built the layer that lets all AI work together.
Would love to hear — if you’re using multiple AI tools today, what’s the most annoying part?
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Running AI agents from your phone sounds powerful… but I wonder how practical that is for heavier workloads.
Well done, Viveka! This feels huge. How do you handle API costs does it get expensive if agents run 24/7 on my device?
Having tasks run across devices instead of a single machine is a big unlock.
I didn’t realize how tiring it is to keep checking progress until I didn’t have to.
Once you get used to multiple agents running together, going back to single-thread AI feels really limiting.
wait — hundreds of agents on a phone? curious how you handle the battery + thermal side of long-running tasks. is it more of a remote-control-your-mac thing or actually executing on-device?
I didn’t realize how much time I was losing waiting for one step to finish before starting the next.
Hi Viveka,
Congratulations on the launch. The concept is really cool and as someone really struggling to use multiple agents in a pipeline, I really wanted to try it out. But looks like this app is not available in my country.
This is exactly what I've been wanting. I use Claude Code daily for development but being tied to my laptop for it feels limiting. Being able to kick off a task from my phone while commuting and check results later would change my workflow completely. How does it handle long-running tasks? Does it queue them and notify you when done, or is it more of a real-time interactive session?
I am curious what's the weirdest thing you have seen KarmaBox do that surprised you during testing?
Once you get used to multiple agents running together, going back to single-thread AI feels really limiting.
So cool congrats on the launch! Most annoying part for me is logging into 5 different AI tools every morning. Does KarmaBox handle auth across them automatically?
Well done, Viveka! This feels huge. How do you handle API costs does it get expensive if agents run 24/7 on my device?
I like that I can focus on what I’m trying to achieve, instead of how to get there step by step.
Huge congrats! Typiest is so real lol. Quick question: can I run this on an old phone or does it need beefy hardware?
Which models are best for which tasks in your opinion? What I see recently is that Opus is leading practically any category on Arena.AI. Given they offer their subscription at a huge discount, compare it to tokens via API, the rational choice is Opus for all.
About KarmaBox on Product Hunt
“Run your own Claude Code in your pocket.”
KarmaBox launched on Product Hunt on April 29th, 2026 and earned 309 upvotes and 84 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. Run hundreds of AI agents from your phone. Turn your devices into a private compute pool, route every task to the best AI, and use Claude, Codex, Gemini and more — no infra, no lock-in.
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