Construct Computer

Construct Computer gives a small team an AI coworker that has somewhere to actually work. Instead of a chat window that answers questions and forgets them, every workspace gets a persistent cloud Linux desktop where the agent keeps files, browses, runs terminal commands and picks up a job where it left it.

What it does

• Runs whole jobs, not turns. You describe an outcome and the agent works through the steps — pulling sources, drafting, filing tickets, updating a spreadsheet — inside its own machine.
• Builds internal tools on request. Ask for a small app and Construct writes it and deploys it to the cloud desktop, where the rest of the team can use it.
• Encodes repeatable processes as workflows. Agent steps, connected apps and notifications are wired together once and reused.
• Schedules work. Prompts, app actions and full workflows run one-off or on a recurring schedule.
• Produces cited research reports by gathering and comparing sources rather than answering from memory.
• Keeps an inspectable memory of preferences, decisions and project context, with history you can audit.

Oversight

Construct treats agent supervision as a first-class feature: a full activity log records every action taken, and you can watch browser activity, terminal transcripts and file operations live and interrupt to correct course mid-task.

Access and integrations

The agent is reachable from the web app, from Slack, Telegram and Discord commands, and through its own email inbox. Out of the box it connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, Linear, Jira, GitHub, HubSpot and Airtable, and custom MCP tools can be added on the higher tiers.

Pricing

Paid from the start, with a 7-day Pro trial. Lite is $9/month ($7.50 billed annually) for 2 agents, 50 steps per task and a 5-minute runtime cap; Starter is $59/month ($39 annually) and adds an agent email address and 30-minute runs; Pro is $299/month ($199 annually) for 15 agents, 1,000 steps per task, hour-long runs and bring-your-own-key. Enterprise adds SSO, private deployment, workspace isolation and encrypted credentials.

Who it is for

Solo founders and small teams who need delegated execution rather than another assistant to prompt — the pitch is an employee-shaped agent with an audit trail, not a copilot inside an editor.

Construct states that customers own the files, memories and apps their agent produces, that workspaces run on isolated resources, and that it does not train on customer data.