Run it on your own box. Your keys, your data.

Free to run — you bring the hardware and your own AI subscription. Nothing metered, nothing leaves your machine.

Polymux

Available now

Run and steer your coding-agent sessions. Open source.

In-browser terminal for Claude Code & Codex
Sessions run in tmux, so they survive closed tabs and restarts
An MCP endpoint, so Friday can search and drive sessions
One Docker command runs it on your own machine

git clone https://github.com/cyberneel/polymux && cd polymux && docker compose up -d

Get Polymux on GitHub

Friday + indrajaal

Coming soon

The full assistant as a free app for your box. Run it, don't build it.

Chat, tasks, calendars, in-app voice
Your own Claude / ChatGPT / Google login
A single app to run, with no source to build
Push & phone calls need the relay add-on, also coming soon

Notify me Use it hosted

What self-hosting can access

Self-hosting runs on your own machine with the access you grant it. With Docker it sees only the one project folder you point it at; run it directly and it can reach whatever folders you allow — your whole Documents and every repo in it, if you like. More access, more power, less separation. See the full trade-offs in the Handbook

Bring your own browserAdvanced

Friday drives a built-in Chromium for its web work — reading sites, in-app sign-in, and click/type/forms. Self-hosting, you can point it at your own browser for more resources or to reuse a logged-in profile.

Tailnet / VPN only. Opening the browser's debug port to 0.0.0.0 gives full, unauthenticated control of it — never expose it on a public IP.

chromium --remote-debugging-port=9222 --remote-debugging-address=0.0.0.0 --user-data-dir=~/friday-browser

Then in Friday: Settings → Browser → Link your own browser (CDP URL). It reroutes the whole browser integration; clear it to fall back to the built-in. Full setup and caveats in the Handbook

Prefer zero setup? Request access. New here? Read the getting-started guide.