Your team and your computer-use agents work side by side, on the computers you already have.
No account needed to start.
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Teleport any app into a shared Cua Space Teleport packs an app's session (open tabs, profile, sign-ins) into one session bundle and moves it from your Mac into a Space, a full desktop for your agents. Nothing is read until you approve, and sensitive items need Touch ID. The Space checks the bundle's SHA-256 before it opens the app.
On Space images, each bundle is also sealed end to end to that Space's own key, so not even Cua's relay can read the bundle.
How Teleport works
One desktop, a cursor each. RCDP, Cua's remote desktop protocol, streams each Space to you and handles input separately from the picture, so you and every agent get a cursor of your own on the same desktop. Step in whenever you want to make a call yourself, like choosing the seat, then hand it back.
How streaming works
As many desktops as your computers can hold. Start a Space on your Mac, on computers you own or in your own cloud, and find them all in one list. Each one streams to you as a live desktop, with low latency over QUIC when your computers are on the same network or can reach each other directly.
macOS Spaces are virtual machines built locally with Lume. Linux images run too.
Add the Mac mini on the shelf or the Linux box under the desk.
Available now, with setup guides in the docs.
Cloud setup guidesEach Space starts with permissions granted and tools installed, so your agent doesn't stop at a permission dialog. Connect Claude Code, Codex or another agent through the Cua MCP.
Built on Cua Driver and Lume.
Connect your agentThe open-source driver under Spaces lets an agent use native desktop apps on macOS, Windows and Linux without taking over your cursor or keyboard. MIT licensed, and you can use it without Spaces.
Yearly is 2 months free.
No account needed to start.
$0 a month
$0 a month
No account needed to start.
Windows is a preview. If SmartScreen appears, choose More info, then Run anyway.
For one person.
$15 a month
2 months free. You save $36 a year.
Billed $180 once a year. Renews every year until you cancel. Cancel within 14 days of the first yearly charge for a full refund.
$18 a month
Renews every month until you cancel. Pay yearly for 2 months free.
For a team that shares its computers.
$25 per seat a month
2 months free. You save $60 per seat a year.
Billed $300 per seat once a year. Renews every year until you cancel. Cancel within 14 days of the first yearly charge for a full refund.
$30 per seat a month
Renews every month until you cancel. Pay yearly for 2 months free.
1 to 100 seats. Start with just you.
For business use. Stripe asks for your company name and address at checkout. You can add your company's VAT or GST ID at checkout.
Remote hours: time spent using your computers from somewhere else. Using a computer from itself is free.
Compare plans Bring your own computers
Cua Spaces
is source-available under FSL-1.1-MIT.
Cua Driver
and
Lume
are MIT.
A Space is a full desktop for your agents: a virtual machine or container they can use and you can watch. It runs on your Mac, on computers you own or in your own cloud.
Yes. Spaces on every computer you connect, Teleport, sharing a Space with named people and the hosted relay up to 2 live sessions and 20 remote hours a month are free. Spaces you reach on your own network don’t use the relay. Spaces in your own cloud are billed by your cloud provider. Pro is $18 a month, and Teams is $30 per seat a month with shared team computers, roles and device approval.
No. Spaces run on computers you own or rent yourself: your Mac, other computers you connect, or VMs in your own cloud account. Your cloud provider bills you for those VMs. Cua provides the app, the sharing and the relay that lets your devices reach your computers.
No. You can skip sign-in, and Spaces on your Mac or on a computer you add by its address work without an account. Sign in to cua.ai to reach your computers through the relay, share a Space or run Spaces in your own cloud.
A Mac with macOS 26 or later. macOS Spaces are virtual machines that need Apple silicon. Linux Spaces run as containers through Docker or Podman.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Cline, Kiro and OpenClaw connect through the Cua MCP server, and the installer can set them up for you. Inside a Space, the agent works the desktop's apps through Cua Driver.
Nothing leaves your Mac until you approve it on the consent screen, and macOS asks for Touch ID or your password before cookies and sign-ins are read. The Space checks the bundle's SHA-256 before it opens the app, and on Space images the bundle is sealed end to end to that Space's own key.
The relay lets your devices reach your computers without port forwarding, and Spaces on your Mac or reached directly never go through it. It terminates TLS, so it can read the desktop stream, input and files as they pass through, but it doesn't store them. Teleport bundles on Space images are sealed end to end, so for those it forwards only ciphertext.
Yes, anonymous usage data is on by default: features used, Space types, durations and error categories, plus the app and OS version and a random install ID that isn't linked to your account. It never includes screen content, file names, URLs, cookies, sign-ins, Teleport bundle contents or prompts, and location lookup from your IP is turned off. Turn it off with the switch in Welcome or Settings, cua telemetry off or DO_NOT_TRACK=1, and it's off in CI unless you turn it on.
Cua Spaces is source-available under FSL-1.1-MIT: you can use and change it for anything except a competing product, and each release becomes MIT two years after it ships. Cua Driver and Lume are MIT. All of it is in trycua/cua on GitHub. Pro and Teams pay for the hosted service around it: the relay above the free allowance, team computers, roles and device approval, with audit history coming soon.
