Vortex helps you turn an idea into an app, then keep improving it. Here is what supports that work today and what remains a future possibility.
Current product
From idea to a working app
- Local CLI agents, projects, chats, attachments and run history
- Workspace rail with custom icons, running-agent counts and unread-result indicators
- Parallel linked agents, nested subchat cards, completed-child cleanup and automatic resume
- @ work steps for the current agent and project mentions to start a chat elsewhere
- Approvals and steering tied to the owning chat
- Local scheduled tasks using your provider CLI while Vortex is open
- Project startup, preview, terminals, Git and worktrees
- SQL, SSH, FTP/SFTP, API, Mail, Signals, vault and encrypted workspace sync
- Local MCP tools, documentation and updater
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Free access
Room for your ideas.
Use every feature with unlimited workspaces, projects, chats and saved connections. Encryption, MCP, linked tasks and local schedules are included.
Connect your own coding-agent account. Its usage and subscription remain with your provider; technical cloud storage limits still apply.
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Ongoing release work
Reliability across the full workflow
- Sync compatibility, conflict recovery and safe offline behavior
- Scheduled task reliability and missed-run recovery checks
- Provider integration, approval and linked-task verification
- Release packaging, updater channels and migration checks
- Documentation and interface behavior that stay aligned with the shipped build
Specific fixes and readiness belong in the release notes. This list is not a dated delivery commitment.
Future options · not included
Remote runners and a hosted agent
Scheduled agent execution remains local. A hosted Vortex agent is postponed, and optional remote runners would require a separate execution environment and permissions design.
These are possibilities, not currently available features. There is no announced launch date.
