Mahmoud Albustan, founder
Joxo is built and run by one person, in Kuwait. I wrote the relay, the connector and its agent integrations, the desktop app, the iPhone app and the billing, and the support address reaches me.
Why Joxo exists
Every hackathon I have been part of started the same way. Three laptops, three AI coding agents, one repo. One of us on Claude Code, one on Codex, one on Cursor — and the agents had no idea the others existed.
By hour four we had explained the same decision three times, two people had built the same screen, and nobody knew who was on what. The problem was never the agents. It was that each one only knew what its own person told it.
So I built the missing piece: one shared project for a team's agents. One memory, one task board, and handoffs that land in your teammate's agent on its next turn. You paste one prompt into whatever agent you use; your teammate joins with one line.
What I hold to
- Your own plan. Everyone keeps the subscription they already pay for. No API keys, no API billing, no enterprise account.
- Nothing read that was not sent. Joxo runs no model and never reads your prompts, transcripts or repository. It carries what your agent publishes on purpose — see privacy.
- Small teams first. Hackathons, prototypes, early startups and demos: projects that need to start today, not after a week of setup.
- Priced per person, stated plainly. A free trial, then one price per person — on pricing, with every limit written down.
Where it stands
Joxo launched in September 2026. The desktop app runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, the connector sets up 28 coding agents from one pairing, and the iPhone app is in TestFlight on its way to the App Store.
Talk to me
- Running a hackathon? Every participant gets a free Pro month. Write to me with the event, dates and headcount.
- Something broken, or an idea? Support says which door is fastest.
- Anything else: support@joxo.ai, or LinkedIn.