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AI can do more than write code.

Minotauris is a desktop AI app you extend. Add extensions for music, 3D, spreadsheets, research or whatever your work is, and build your own for everyone else.

Coming soon for LinuxBrowse the store

Free for macOS and Windows.

Most people only use AI for code.

That is a small corner of what it can do.

Give it the right tools and it can take on the rest of your work. Extensions are how it learns them.

  • Compose a soundtrack
  • Model a 3D character
  • Balance the books
  • Read a contract
  • Cut a video
  • Clean up a spreadsheet
  • Plan a trip
  • Draw a floor plan
  • Study for an exam
  • Design a logo
  • Write code

Set it up in a minute.

  1. 1

    Install the app

    It is free and runs on your computer, so your files stay where they are.

  2. 2

    Add what you need

    Pick extensions from the store for the work you do. Each one teaches it something new.

  3. 3

    Say what you want done

    Describe the job in plain words. It works on your computer and shows you each step.

A store for everything it can learn.

Browse extensions the way you browse apps. Free ones, paid ones, one time or monthly. Add one and it shows up in the app, ready to use.

Small jobs stay small. Big jobs get a team.

You do not pick an agent. Ask for something and Minotauris decides how many hands it needs. When it is a lot, open the canvas and watch who is doing what.

Mono

Answers directly, or brings in a couple of agents when a job has a few parts. Most tasks start and finish here.

Laby

Adds managers and runs streams of work in parallel, for jobs with a lot of context. A leader plans, and the team reports back to it.

How the team works

Build one. Keep 90% of every sale.

Publishing is free. Write the listing, upload a build, set a price and send it for review from the developer portal.

Start building
Publishing
Free
Your price
Free, one time or monthly
Your share
90% of each sale
Payouts
Through Stripe

Try it on something that isn’t code.

Coming soon for LinuxSee what people use it for