Web App

Use Foxl in your browser at app.foxl.ai

app.foxl.ai

No installation needed - open app.foxl.ai in any browser and sign in with the same account as your desktop.

When signed in, app.foxl.ai gives you all three Foxl products in one place:

  • Foxl Agent - AI agent with conversation history and model selection. The agent runs on your desktop: when the desktop app is running and connected via relay you get full tool access (browser automation, code execution, file management, memory). Without a reachable desktop you can still read your conversations, but sending a message is refused with a note to open Foxl on your computer - foxl.ai serves no model inference.
  • Foxl Code - autonomous coding agents backed by the same infrastructure as code.foxl.ai. Spin up tasks, review diffs, and manage GitHub repos directly from the browser. Foxl Code is in private beta; an account without access sees a waitlist screen.
  • Foxl Notes - meeting transcription and AI summaries from any browser tab; the transcription credentials and the summary model come from your connected desktop (see below).

Features

  • Your choice of model - whatever the provider you connect gives you. See Models and AI Providers
  • Extended thinking - watch the AI reason through complex problems
  • Conversation history - saved on your desktop, with an encrypted copy kept in your browser so your conversations stay readable while the desktop is away
  • Model selection - switch between models per conversation
  • Nineteen colour themes, light and dark - the same Appearance settings as the desktop app

Sign In

Click Sign In to create a free account. You can sign in with:

  • Google - one-click sign in
  • Apple - privacy-friendly sign in
  • GitHub - sign in with your GitHub account
  • Email - magic link, or a password if you set one

What it costs

Foxl is free and there is no plan to buy. What you supply is the model access - your own provider key, a local model, or a Claude / ChatGPT subscription you already pay for.

Because foxl.ai does not serve model inference, the model list in the web app is whatever your own provider gives you; asking Foxl for a hosted model is refused with a message naming the three options. Full detail in Cost & model access.

Agent Tools in the Web App

With no desktop connected the web app is a read-only view of your agent: your conversations are there, but a new message is refused until a desktop is reachable, because foxl.ai serves no model inference. Screens that describe your computer behave honestly rather than pretending to have data - Agents and Usage show a connect-your-desktop panel, Files and Schedules open on sample content, and the Integrations, Tools and Skills panes show a preview.

For full agent capabilities (browser automation, code execution, file management, git, memory, skills):

Foxl Code runs in the cloud and needs no desktop (it is in private beta). Foxl Notes records through your browser's microphone, but transcription and the AI summary both run through your desktop: transcription signs in to Amazon Transcribe with the AWS credentials on your computer, and the summary uses the model provider you connected under Settings > Model & provider. A pasted Deepgram, AssemblyAI, OpenAI or ElevenLabs key and the on-device engine work only in the desktop app itself. With the desktop unreachable a recording cannot be transcribed unless your account has been enabled for the Foxl Relay engine.

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