Overview
Happycapy is an agent-native computer that runs entirely in your browser — no downloads, no plugins, no infrastructure to manage. Powered by Claude Code, it transforms your browser into a full AI workstation where agents can browse the web, write code, and manipulate files. Mobile access (iOS) is available as an early-access feature on the Max plan.
Unlike traditional developer tools that require setup and terminal familiarity, Happycapy is designed for everyday users: creators, solo builders, and small teams who want to delegate repetitive or complex tasks to AI agents without touching a command line. Every user gets a private, isolated sandbox with plan-provisioned compute resources, so agents work safely on your behalf while you stay in control.
Publicly launched on Product Hunt on February 11, 2026, Happycapy positions itself as an alternative to OpenClaw and similar developer-facing agent platforms — but with a GUI that makes powerful automation accessible to non-technical users.
Key Features
- Claude Code in the Browser — Run Claude Code directly in your browser without any local setup, giving you deep-context AI coding and agent behavior on demand.
- Extensible Skills System — Access 150+ AI models through a composable skills layer; combine tools like image generators, research agents, and code writers into multi-step workflows.
- Private Sandbox Environment — Each user session runs in an isolated container with plan-provisioned CPU, RAM, and storage, so your work stays secure and separate from other users.
- Agent Teams (Preview) — Multi-agent workflows with a GUI interface are available as a research preview on the Max plan; parallelism details are not publicly specified for lower tiers.
- Capymail Inbox Integration — Available on Pro and above, Capymail enables email-based workflows where agents can send and receive messages on your behalf; async task completion behavior depends on the specific task and plan.
- Recurring Automation — Schedule agents to run tasks on a repeating basis (Pro and above), turning one-time workflows into persistent background workers.
Pricing & Plans
Happycapy offers three tiers with both monthly and annual billing (annual saves ~15%).
| Plan | Monthly Price | Annual Price | Key Limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | Limited Claude Code access, limited AI model access, basic sandbox |
| Pro | $20/mo | $17/mo | 2,000 Claude Code credits/mo, 150+ AI models, 2 cores / 4 GB RAM / 50 GB storage, automation, Capymail |
| Max | $200/mo | $167/mo | Unlimited Claude Code, 150+ AI models, 4 cores / 8 GB RAM / 200 GB storage, more automations, iOS early access, agent teams |
Free tier is available with capped Claude Code access and limited model usage. It is well-suited for exploring the platform and light experimentation; check the sign-up page for current requirements.
Pro is the recommended starting point for regular users who want to automate meaningful workloads — the 2,000 monthly Claude Code credits cover most solo productivity workflows.
Max targets power users and teams who need unlimited Claude Code execution, larger sandboxes, or the early-access agent teams feature.
An early-bird offer is listed on the pricing page; availability and terms may change — check the pricing page for the latest details.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Zero-setup onboarding: open a browser tab and start delegating tasks to AI agents immediately
- Claude Code integration brings professional-grade AI coding to non-developers
- Agent teams preview (Max) enables multi-agent coordination for complex workflows
- Per-user sandboxing provides strong session isolation and privacy
- Capymail enables email-based agent workflows (Pro and above)
- Generous free tier for testing core features before committing
Cons
- Free tier credits are limited and may run out quickly on larger projects
- Some users may find debugging long-running tasks challenging, as intermediate agent steps are not always fully visible
- Desktop app not yet available; browser-only for most users (iOS in early access for Max tier)
- Advanced customization and deployment options are still maturing
- Max plan pricing ($200/mo) is steep for individual users who only occasionally need unlimited Claude Code
Best For
- Solo builders and indie developers who want Claude Code-powered automation without managing local environments
- Non-technical creators who need to delegate coding, research, or file tasks to AI agents via a GUI — without learning to use any AI assistant from scratch
- Small teams running recurring automated workflows (scraping, reporting, content processing)
- Productivity-focused professionals who want agents to deliver completed work to their email inbox
- Developers exploring multi-agent coordination with a visual interface (Max tier)
FAQ
What is Happycapy?
Happycapy is an agent-native computer that runs in your browser. It uses Claude Code and a skills-based architecture to let AI agents perform tasks like coding, web browsing, file manipulation, and automated workflows — all within a private, sandboxed environment. No installation is required.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Happycapy offers a free tier with limited Claude Code access, limited access to AI models via skills, and a basic sandbox environment. The free plan is suitable for light use and exploration, but heavier workloads will require a Pro or Max subscription.
How much does Happycapy cost?
The Pro plan starts at $20/month (or $17/month billed annually). The Max plan is $200/month (or $167/month billed annually). A free tier is available as an entry point; check the pricing page for current sign-up requirements.
What AI models does Happycapy support?
Happycapy is primarily powered by Claude Code (Anthropic) for deep-context coding and agent tasks. Through its extensible skills system, Pro and Max users can also access 150+ additional AI models for tasks like image generation, text processing, voice synthesis, and more. Free users get limited access to Claude Code and MiniMax M2.5.
Can I use Happycapy without coding knowledge?
Yes. Happycapy is explicitly designed for everyday users, not just developers. The GUI-based interface, pre-built templates, and skills system allow non-technical users to build workflows and delegate tasks without writing code.
What is a "sandbox" in Happycapy?
Each Happycapy user gets a private, isolated computing environment (sandbox) with plan-provisioned CPU, memory, and storage. The sandbox runs your agents' work securely without interfering with other users' sessions. Pro users get 2 cores / 4 GB RAM / 50 GB storage; Max users get 4 cores / 8 GB RAM / 200 GB storage.
What is Capymail?
Capymail is Happycapy's built-in email feature (available on Pro and above). It enables agents to send and receive emails on your behalf as part of email-based workflows. Async task completion behavior — such as receiving results after closing your browser — depends on the specific task and plan configuration.
How does Happycapy compare to other AI coding tools?
Unlike tools such as GPT-5.3-Codex or other AI code generators that focus primarily on code completion within a developer IDE, Happycapy provides a full agent-native computer experience — combining coding, browsing, file work, and email automation in a single browser-based environment aimed at both technical and non-technical users.
Can I run recurring automated tasks?
Yes, automation scheduling is available on the Pro plan and above. You can configure agents to run recurring tasks on a schedule, turning one-time workflows into persistent background processes without any server setup.
Is my data secure?
Happycapy uses per-user sandboxing to isolate each session, preventing cross-user data access. Each sandbox has its own compute resources and storage. For enterprise-level data security requirements, it is recommended to review Happycapy's Terms of Service and contact their support team for details.
