Open beta · 0.1.0-beta.13
JigJoy
Build and share AI agents. Describe one in a chat, give it real tools — a browser, your files, a terminal — and let it work on your own computer. It's an open beta: free to start, and early enough that what you tell us shapes it.
Models included, no keys
Sign in with your JigJoy account — the same one as app.jigjoy.ai — and your agents run on Claude with nothing to set up. Usage resets every 5 hours and every week, and Settings shows where you are. Founding Builders get a one-time $200 credit, and can add their own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek keys.
macOS
- 1Open the .dmg and drag JigJoy into Applications. Had Mozaik installed? Move it to the Trash — JigJoy keeps your agents and chats.
- 2Open JigJoy. macOS says it can't verify the app — that's the unsigned beta. Click Done.
- 3Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom and click Open Anyway next to JigJoy, then confirm.
- 4Or skip the dialogs with one command in Terminal:
- 5New versions don't install themselves on macOS yet. We'll tell you when there's one; download it here and replace the app.
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Windows
- 1Run the installer.
- 2Windows shows “Windows protected your PC”. Click More info, then Run anyway.
- 3JigJoy installs for your user and opens, in place of Mozaik if you had it, with your agents and chats. It updates itself from here on.
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Linux
- 1AppImage: make it executable and run it. It updates itself.
- 2Or install the .deb:
- 3Keys are stored in your desktop's keyring (GNOME Keyring or KWallet); one of them needs to be running.
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Before you start
- Agents' tools act on your real computer. Anything that changes something — writing a file, running a command, clicking in a browser — asks you first, unless you turn on auto mode for that agent.
- Files and Terminal only work in folders you grant to an agent in its settings.
- It's a beta: things will break. Tell us what did, and what you wish it could do, on the feedback board or at miodrag.todorovic@jigjoy.ai.
