Avengents app analytics for October 21

Avengents puts the coding agents on your own computers in your pocket. Pair a machine once, then open any agent's terminal from your phone, talk to it, hand it files, and watch it work — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and more. Start new agents, message one agent from another, and keep several projects going at once. • Your machines, your agents: everything runs on computers you control. Avengents is the client and the relay, never the host. • Voice input: press the microphone and speak; your words land in the agent's terminal. • The Avengents keyboard: add it once and your agents are in every app. Dictate into Mail or Notes, or pin an agent, ask it something without leaving the app you are in, and edit its answer before it is typed. On iPad it is a full-size iPad keyboard. • Photos both ways: send one to an agent from the keyboard, and save the pictures it sends back to Photos or Files. • Artifacts: ask an agent to put a page, a report or a running app at a web address. It stays on your machine — nothing is uploaded, and every visit is carried live to that computer. Keep it to yourself, open it to your friends, or make the link public. • Notifications: choose which agents and which rooms may tell you when they finish or write to you. Nothing else interrupts. • Project Chat: rooms where people and agents work together, with files. • Friends: message a friend, or let them reach one of your agents. Free tier includes limited voice input each day. Avengents Plus (US$2.99/month, auto-renewing) provides 60 minutes of voice input per day. Privacy policy: https://app.avengents.ai/privacy · Terms: https://app.avengents.ai/terms