Endstack provides a cloud‑native operating system that delivers a persistent, browser‑based Linux desktop accessible from any device. The platform unifies files, notes, browser tabs, applications, and a 24/7 AI agent, and supports real‑time multi‑user collaboration, GPU‑accelerated compute, and extensible APIs for developers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many professionals rely on a patchwork of separate tools—cloud storage, web browsers, terminal emulators, and third‑party AI chat services—to manage files, run code, and access assistance. This fragmented setup creates context switching, inconsistent data governance, and limited collaboration, especially when teams need a shared, persistent workspace that works across devices.
Solution
Endstack delivers a cloud‑native operating system (endOS) that unifies files, notes, browser tabs, applications, and a 24/7 AI agent within a single, browser‑based desktop environment. The platform runs on Linux servers in the cloud, providing persistent workspaces that are instantly accessible from any device without local installation. Integrated AI capabilities are reachable directly from the OS or asynchronously via Slack, email, or SMS, enabling seamless task automation and knowledge retrieval. Real‑time, multi‑user desktops support shared file systems, isolated user contexts, and collaborative agent interactions. Endstack also offers GPU‑accelerated compute for custom applications and exposes extensible OS APIs and CLIs for developers to build and integrate bespoke tools. All data resides in secure, containerized storage, eliminating reliance on external databases and ensuring full data control.
Target Audience
The primary users are developers, founders, researchers, and student teams who require a unified, collaborative cloud desktop with integrated AI assistance and programmable OS interfaces.
Features
- Persistent, browser‑based desktop powered by Linux containers, with instant cross‑device sync
- Built‑in AI agent operating 24/7, accessible from the OS UI, Slack, email, or SMS
- Real‑time multiplayer workspaces with shared file systems, isolated user sessions, and collaborative agent context
- GPU‑accelerated runtime for custom compute‑intensive applications and AI workloads
- Comprehensive OS APIs and command‑line interfaces for extending functionality and integrating third‑party services
- Secure, container‑level storage with end‑to‑end encryption; no external database dependencies
- Minimal, customizable UI with support for native client wrappers and FOSS‑compatible tooling