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OpenAlly™
Business apps you set up from your phone, with AI agents that help you sell.
OpenAlly helps business owners set up the apps they run on from a phone: a website from a template, stock, orders, invoices and payments on one set of records, and agents that help sell. Choose the model provider that suits the job, including a model you run yourself.
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Availability
Android
Get it on Google Play- macOS
- Download for MacmacOS 14 or later, Apple silicon
iOS- Coming soon
OpenAlly™Business apps you set up from your phone.
About the product
Apps for your business, from your phone
OpenAlly turns what a business owner describes into an app they can use. Start from a template for a shop, a restaurant or a salon. The website, stock, customers, orders, bookings, invoices and payments share one set of records, and an agent can help run them. The same workspace keeps notes and research for the rest of the day.
Give an agent a role, choose its model, and decide which skills and information it can use. Add your PDFs, web pages, or notes as reference material. Work from mobile and use the Mac workspace when the task calls for a larger screen. Model choice and optional integrations let you fit the workspace around your work.
Set up an agent
Choose what it should help with, connect a model provider, and grant the skills it needs for that job.
Bring your material
Add documents and knowledge, or open the business tools to work with your customers and records.
Put it to work
Ask for research, create a site, or handle a business task. Add messaging integrations when the work belongs in a conversation.
A place to get the work done
Move from a conversation to the tools, records, and projects your agents work with.
The tools are part of the workspace.
Open an app yourself or ask an agent to help with it. Keep documents close to the task, work with business records, and build something new without leaving the workspace.
Explore the apps and skills ↗
Your work. Your choice of model.
Use your own API key, a supported AI subscription, or a model running on your own machine. Choose the connection that suits the agent and the job.
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Use a subscription
Sign in with an existing AI subscription where the provider supports it.
Run your own model
Connect a local or self-hosted endpoint, including Ollama.
A selection of supported providers. Connection options vary by provider; the OpenAlly website has the current details.
Made with OpenAlly
A store, a restaurant, and an appointment-based business. Open these live demos and explore the pages and flows.
Restaurant
Kesar & Curry Leaf ↗
A restaurant website that brings its menu and ordering experience online.
Appointments
Sable & Sage Salon ↗
A salon website with service details and an appointment-booking flow.
These are demonstration businesses. Test orders and bookings are not fulfilled.
Watch OpenAlly
Read film description
- Job labels gather around a person’s workload before the OpenAlly home screen introduces a team of agents. The phone shows a place to ask for help and cards for individual agents.
- A landscape phone opens onto an illustrated workroom. Characters at separate desks represent agents working together. Notes move between the work areas as a sample ceramics business checks stock and prepares content.
- The film moves from the miniature workroom to app screens. Sample product images become promotional compositions; mug stock, orders, an invoice, and content appear as connected parts of the business workflow.
- Personal tools follow: a health snapshot displays sample activity and sleep readings, and a scheduled task shows a reminder to call a family member.
- A food-order example shows a cart ready for review. A separate Android screen-control example enters a destination in a ride app, then stops at the point where the person reviews the fare and confirms payment.
- The closing shot pairs the Mac workspace with the OpenAlly mark and website address. The film uses music and on-screen demonstrations, with no spoken dialogue. The depicted business, records, and outcomes are demonstration scenarios.
Features
Apps from templates, on one set of records
Start from a template for a shop, a restaurant or a salon, tell OpenAlly how the business works, and change it by asking. The website, stock, orders, invoices and payments share the same records.
Agents that help you sell
Sales and support agents answer customers from your catalog and take the order. Payments and refunds stay with the owner.
Outside work too
Keep notes and plans, or make images and video, with the same agents.
The Mac app
The Mac app is a direct download from openally.ai, Developer ID-signed and notarized by Apple. Version 1.0.3 needs macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon.
On the device and in the cloud
The agent runtime runs on the device; provider keys stay on the device. Requests to your own model provider go directly to that provider. OpenAlly cloud AI and some delivery integrations use OpenAlly services; the privacy guide explains those paths.
Channels
WhatsApp, Telegram and other services are optional ways to put an agent where the work happens.
Questions
Which platforms does OpenAlly run on?
OpenAlly is designed for Android, iPhone, and Mac. See the availability panel for current downloads.
Does OpenAlly need an account?
Yes. OpenAlly requires sign-in. The agent runtime runs on the device and provider keys stay on the device. Requests to your own model provider go directly to that provider. OpenAlly cloud AI and some delivery integrations use OpenAlly services; the privacy guide explains those paths.
Which AI providers does OpenAlly work with?
Choose from 46 model provider connections, or point OpenAlly at a model you run yourself. There is no provider lock-in.
Privacy
The agent runtime runs on the device; provider keys stay on the device.
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