The always-on engineer
for your entire team.
@Roomote knows your codebase, uses your tools, and gets a real dev environment, freeing your team up from bugs, chores and forever-backlogged feature work.
- No need to change how you work. Roomote joins you in Slack and helps right away (and engineers get to keep their toys).
- Connected to your repos, docs, tickets, and logs, always grounded in your actual product.
- Handles merge conflicts, inbound bugs, and self-improves from PR feedback.
- Self-verifying: Roomote runs your actual app and doesn't call it done until it can prove so.
- Always the best model and harness for each job, no provider lock-in.
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Roomote clears your engineers' plates
to work on what matters
You know your team gets pulled into answers, planning, investigations, bugfixes and chores all the time. Roomote handles all of it, so engineers stay focused on the product.
Roomote can handle Not yet*
* Roomote is excellent at complex PRs too. No meeting yet though.
Roomote is like a high-agency co-worker
with the skills to get stuff done.
Integrated with your tools
Roomote can use Linear, Sentry, Notion and tons of tools alongside your team.
Live previews & verification
Roomote runs your actual app before calling work done, giving you a live URL to check.
Continuously self-improving
Roomote learns from feedback and keeps refining in the background, getting better with every iteration (with your approval).
Automatic code reviews & fixes
Built-in review loops catch issues early and auto-fix them, so human reviewers don't spend time on slop.
An AI Agent with EQ
Roomote can surely code. But is also knows when to answer in plain English, come up with plans and just advise without making changes.
Frontier models with no lock-in
Tired of moving from Codex to Claude Code to whatever is hot (and back)? Roomote always uses the very best model and harness, from any vendor.
Easy to use for everyone
From simple voice dictation and quick previews to diffs, a terminal, logs and a full code editor on the web, Roomote pairs with everyone.
Infinite parallel chats
Unlimited parallel conversations, no messing with worktrees or managing local servers.
An AI coworker who onboards itself
and makes an impact from day one.
Roomote's first week
What to expect by
Day one Get started
- Connected to key systems
- Merge first 5 PRs
Tomorrow Get comfortable
- Working with more people on the team
- Handling more complex issues using integrations
Day 7 Get crankin'
- Roomote's swatting 95% of your bugs.
- Non-engineers are shipping to prod.
- This quarter's roadmap seem doable by the end of the month.
Where does Roomote shine?
Roomote battles other robots.
Questions you may ask (we get these frequently)
What is Roomote?
Roomote is an AI coding agent specifically designed to integrate with how you work and allow you to offload tasks to it. It's not a copilot, it's not an IDE, it's not a desktop application.
It's specifically designed to be easy to use and not require anyone on your team to change workflows.
What is Roomote?
Roomote is an AI coding agent specifically designed to integrate with how you work and allow you to offload tasks to it. It's not a copilot, it's not an IDE, it's not a desktop application.
It's specifically designed to be easy to use and not require anyone on your team to change workflows.
Who is it for?
Roomote is designed for the Engineering Leaders of software companies that want more to get more out of their team by using AI.
If you ever feel like there are lots of ideas, bugs and improvements which never make it to the top of the backlog because your engineers are busy with other stuff, Roomote can help you.
PMs, designers, support, ops, marketers and founders use it to ask questions, draft plans and create full, high-quality PRs.
Engineers use it to get more complex projects started (Roomote can take most things at least 70% of the way there), but also to get bugs fixed and chores completed without ever opening an IDE or manually creating a branch.
Who is it for?
Roomote is designed for the Engineering Leaders of software companies that want more to get more out of their team by using AI.
If you ever feel like there are lots of ideas, bugs and improvements which never make it to the top of the backlog because your engineers are busy with other stuff, Roomote can help you.
PMs, designers, support, ops, marketers and founders use it to ask questions, draft plans and create full, high-quality PRs.
Engineers use it to get more complex projects started (Roomote can take most things at least 70% of the way there), but also to get bugs fixed and chores completed without ever opening an IDE or manually creating a branch.
What kinds of tasks is this good for?
Roomote is skilled at everything you expect from a mature coding agent – answering codebase questions, planning projects and implementing changes.
But more specifically, it's great at understanding the context in threads, producing verified work you can easily review and proactively making your life easier (fixing merge conflicts in PRs, finding bugs before you do, suggesting improvements, etc).
Teams usually start with questions and chores, then move to bugfixes and quickly are working on new features with it.
Internally we use it as a complete engineer, but you don't need to go all the way there.
What kinds of tasks is this good for?
Roomote is skilled at everything you expect from a mature coding agent – answering codebase questions, planning projects and implementing changes.
But more specifically, it's great at understanding the context in threads, producing verified work you can easily review and proactively making your life easier (fixing merge conflicts in PRs, finding bugs before you do, suggesting improvements, etc).
Teams usually start with questions and chores, then move to bugfixes and quickly are working on new features with it.
Internally we use it as a complete engineer, but you don't need to go all the way there.
I already use Cursor/Copilot/Claude Code/something else with a C. Why would I need Roomote?
Those tools are great for developers working inside the IDE.
Roomote complements them by extending engineering leverage to the rest of the company: PMs, founders, support, ops, and marketers can ask repo-grounded questions and create real work without living in an editor.
It is also better suited to shared work around the repo, where people need visible progress, verification, and normal PR-based handoff instead of a single-player editor workflow.
Engineers still get to keep their local setup.
I already use Cursor/Copilot/Claude Code/something else with a C. Why would I need Roomote?
Those tools are great for developers working inside the IDE.
Roomote complements them by extending engineering leverage to the rest of the company: PMs, founders, support, ops, and marketers can ask repo-grounded questions and create real work without living in an editor.
It is also better suited to shared work around the repo, where people need visible progress, verification, and normal PR-based handoff instead of a single-player editor workflow.
Engineers still get to keep their local setup.
What harness and model do you use?
We use frontier models from multiple providers and switch as the landscape changes. The point is not loyalty to one vendor; the point is getting the best result for the task.
What harness and model do you use?
We use frontier models from multiple providers and switch as the landscape changes. The point is not loyalty to one vendor; the point is getting the best result for the task.
How does it fit into our existing dev workflow?
Roomote is built to drop into the workflow you already have. It plugs into GitHub, Slack, Linear, and the web dashboard, and repository-changing work is designed to finish through normal delivery paths like pushes or pull requests instead of bypassing review.
The task UI also gives teams a shared place to inspect the transcript, diff, logs, previews, artifacts, and task info before anything ships.
How does it fit into our existing dev workflow?
Roomote is built to drop into the workflow you already have. It plugs into GitHub, Slack, Linear, and the web dashboard, and repository-changing work is designed to finish through normal delivery paths like pushes or pull requests instead of bypassing review.
The task UI also gives teams a shared place to inspect the transcript, diff, logs, previews, artifacts, and task info before anything ships.
What stops it from breaking something? I'm tired of slop machines.
Roomote uses state-of-the-art harnesses and models, with extensive agent guidance developed by one of the most experienced AI coding teams in the industry (we made a coding extension that got to hundreds of thousands of users probably before you even heard of Claude Code).
Then it works in isolated cloud environments, running your actual app in its container, verifying its work when done and self-reviewing its code before opening a PR. When a UI change ships, you get screenshots, no 'trust me bros'.
But you should really try it and see for yourself.
What stops it from breaking something? I'm tired of slop machines.
Roomote uses state-of-the-art harnesses and models, with extensive agent guidance developed by one of the most experienced AI coding teams in the industry (we made a coding extension that got to hundreds of thousands of users probably before you even heard of Claude Code).
Then it works in isolated cloud environments, running your actual app in its container, verifying its work when done and self-reviewing its code before opening a PR. When a UI change ships, you get screenshots, no 'trust me bros'.
But you should really try it and see for yourself.
Can multiple people use it at the same time?
Yes. Different teammates can run separate tasks in parallel, and Roomote also supports live multi-user tasks, so 2+ people can chat with it at the same time.
Plus it's a digital ethereal being that can multiply itself infinitely in the cloud – we usually have several per person running at the same time.
Can multiple people use it at the same time?
Yes. Different teammates can run separate tasks in parallel, and Roomote also supports live multi-user tasks, so 2+ people can chat with it at the same time.
Plus it's a digital ethereal being that can multiply itself infinitely in the cloud – we usually have several per person running at the same time.
Can I use it from places other than Slack?
Yes. Slack is a first-class entry surface, but we have an excellent web app, you can assign tasks to Roomote from Linear and get it fixing things from Github mentions.
We just know Slack is where work actually happens in your company, so we made it fully at home there.
Can I use it from places other than Slack?
Yes. Slack is a first-class entry surface, but we have an excellent web app, you can assign tasks to Roomote from Linear and get it fixing things from Github mentions.
We just know Slack is where work actually happens in your company, so we made it fully at home there.