Livinity

Livinity is a cloud AI computer that runs entirely in your browser. Instead of installing software on your local machine, you sign in at your-name.livinity.io and get a full desktop environment — a dock, a file system, and a built-in AI assistant named Liv. The OS comes with over 200 open-source apps (think Joplin for notes, Docker for containers, a terminal for commands) and Liv can take actions for you: plan your week, find files, draft replies, or run apps automatically, even while you're offline.

The experience is deliberately minimal. The desktop is quiet — no flashy notifications, no clutter. Liv appears in a sidebar or modal and understands plain English requests. One standout feature is the ability to share an installed app with a friend in one click, letting them use it on your computer without any setup of their own. For builders, there's a native terminal and built-in Docker support that lets you pull images, manage containers, and orchestrate multi-service stacks directly from the browser. The pricing model is refreshingly simple: either self-host for free (bring your own domain and Cloudflare account) or pay $7.99/month for a managed subdomain, a secure tunnel, and custom domains — with a three-day free trial.

This tool is ideal for developers tired of managing local environments or paying for a dozen SaaS subscriptions, as well as anyone who wants a single, always-available workspace they can access from any device. Freelancers, students, and privacy-conscious users will appreciate the fully encrypted, exportable file storage and the fact that everything is open-source. If you're looking for an all-in-one cloud workspace that puts you in control and doesn't nickel-and-dime you with per-app fees, Livinity is worth a serious look.