Arrowstack
Cloud computers for running your agents.
A powerful dev box in the cloud to run your agents 24/7.
All your repos on Arrowstack
Keep projects and repositories organized across your cloud computers, with terminals, build artifacts and previews in one workspace.
Works with your agents
Install the command-line agents you use and run them in project terminals on a persistent machine. Provider accounts and usage stay separate.
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SSH
Works with your apps
Connect your editor or terminal over SSH and manage each cloud computer from the same workspace.
Three steps to a running computer.
Create your computer
Pick CPU, memory and storage. It starts in moments.
Connect your tools
Add repositories and connect your editor over SSH.
Run continuously
Start agents and projects. They keep going when you disconnect.
Documentation
A quickstart for the workflow Arrowstack is built around. Hostnames and commands are examples.
1. Create
Choose CPU, RAM and storage, then start the computer.
2. Connect
Add your SSH key and connect from any editor or terminal.
3. Run agents
Start a command-line agent in a persistent session.
Size it to your work.
Illustrative pricing for this demo. Adjust the sliders to see the estimate update.
How Arrowstack compares.
A qualitative look at the approach, not a benchmark.
| Arrowstack | Local machine | Ephemeral sandboxes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps running when you disconnect | Yes | Only if left on | Varies |
| Persistent files and agent sessions | Yes | Yes | Often reset |
| Connect with your own editor | SSH | Native | Varies |
| Resize CPU, RAM and storage | Yes | Hardware limited | Varies |
| Works from any device | Yes | No | Yes |
Questions
How does Arrowstack work?
You create a cloud computer, connect repositories and tools, then work in it over SSH or the dashboard.
Does my computer persist?
Yes. Files, installed tools and running sessions stay on the machine between connections.
Which coding agents work?
Any command-line agent that runs on Linux, including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI and OpenCode.
How do SSH connections work?
Each computer has an SSH address. Point VS Code, Cursor, Zed or your terminal at it and use key-based login.
How is pricing calculated?
Price follows the CPU, RAM and storage you choose, billed hourly and capped monthly. Figures on this page are examples.
Is it secure?
Each computer is isolated and accessed with SSH keys. Detailed security documentation will be published at launch.
How do I start?
Choose a machine size above and join early access. You will receive setup steps by email.