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Scale computer fleets
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Run training, eval, and data-generation workloads in parallel on Linux, Windows, macOS, and Android machines. Fork from snapshots, reproduce failures, and turn agent activity into training data.

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FLEET COVERAGE

Run one rollout layer across four OS families.

LINUX

Browser and code work.

Run Ubuntu containers or full VMs with browser, terminal, Python, and package installs.

WINDOWS

Native desktop work.

Run Windows 11 and Server 2025 for native apps, legacy software, and file workflows.

MACOS

Fleets on Apple Silicon.

Explore Cloud macOS

Run Sequoia and Tahoe on Cua's patented virtualization stack, built to scale to thousands of machines.

ANDROID

Touch-first workflows.

Run Android VMs, install APKs, and automate taps, swipes, and multi-touch.

Open Core

It starts with Cua Driver, powering computer-use in Hermes, Clicky, H Company, and Factory Droid.

Cua Driver

The open-source background computer-use driver for native desktop apps. It lets agents click, type, scroll, inspect accessibility trees, and capture window state through the same MCP/CLI surface without stealing your cursor or focus.

Open-source and MIT licensed. One binary can run as an MCP stdio server, long-running daemon, or one-shot shell command on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

macOS + Windows + Linux
Native desktop backends preserve the user session across the major desktop OS families.
Drops into your stack
Run the same binary as an MCP stdio server, long-running daemon, or one-shot shell command.
MCP server + CLI
Exposes an MCP server and a CLI, so agents and humans drive the same harness.
SOC 2 Type IBYOC availableMIT licensedOn-prem available
4 OS families
Linux, Windows, macOS, Android
1 driver surface
MCP + CLI across machines
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Scale computer fleets on your own infrastructure.

Run GUI Docker, QEMU, and Apple VZ sandboxes locally with the open-source Cua Sandbox framework. Move to hosted, BYOC, or on-prem infrastructure when your workloads need more concurrency.

Local sandbox framework on GitHub. Dedicated fleets by request.