The agent edits your files.
Document tools your agent can call over MCP — encrypt, redact, subtitle, scan. They run on your CPU, on files that never leave it.
Only the money moves.
Built around the XRP Ledger and x402: XRP, RLUSD, USDT and BTC top up one balance, and agents pay for each call. Bitcoin, USDT and cards work today; XRPL, RLUSD and x402 are next.
Open it and work.
Point, click, drag, undo. The tools you would reach for anyway — they simply happen to run on your own machine rather than someone's server.
Describe it and it is done.
One MCP server exposes every app's functions as callable tools. Your agent works on the file directly and pays per call from your balance, with x402 coming so each call can settle on its own.
Two things every other tool fuses. We keep them apart.
One MCP server. Every file type you work with.
Each app publishes its own functions as callable tools. Your agent asks for a redaction, a subtitle track or a background removal, and the work happens on your machine — whatever the format.
Built for the XRP Ledger. Work on your machine.
Tools that run on your device, and the rails that settle what they cost. Sign in once and the same balance follows you across every one of them.
The apps are open. The service is ours.
Every app that touches your files is on GitHub under AGPL‑3.0, so you can read exactly what happens to a document rather than take our word for it. Accounts, credits, payments and the MCP server are ours to run and yours to use.