Everything
Is Changing
Amp is the frontier agent, for people who want the most out of an agent, rather than keeping their old ways.
On the web, in your terminal, and on your phone — with agents that run locally or in orbs, remote machines that keep working without supervision even when your laptop is closed.
Subscriptions, At Last
Explore the frontier more cheaply and predictably
Get Amp
Use Agents Anywhere
Start agents on the web, in your terminal, or from your phone. Threads run in orbs — remote machines that keep working after you close your laptop — and you can pick them up from any device.
Install
Or use it on the web with nothing to install.
Ruthlessly On The Frontier
Amp moves where the models take it. We delete old workflows and stale assumptions so you stay close to what works now.
Only What We Love
You get the good parts without wiring together and maintaining dozens of choices. When a feature stops pulling its weight, it goes.
Fast
Modern agent runs get long. Amp is tuned to stay responsive on even the largest threads teams are working with today.
News
Announcements of Amp
Multiplayer
Invite your team to share control of the orb together.
Right on Schedule
Agents can now set their own schedules, wake themselves up, and keep working.
Meet Puck
Puck is your new meta-agent, your Amp helper
Amp Is Now In Slack
Summon Amp from Slack
Subscriptions, At Last
Subscribe monthly to Amp to explore the agentic frontier more cheaply and predictably, especially with a linked ChatGPT sub.
From Agent to Agent
Agents can spawn other agents, message them, and exchange files across Amp threads.
"My first impressions of using @AmpCode to build an iOS app (working on an existing repo built be Claude Code): It feels way more agentic, it feels like I can let the agents/subagents run and it'll correctly come up with code reliably and consistently."— TheAlexYao
"Tried Codex in lieu of @AmpCode. It makes me appreciate the level of polish amp brings! The whole tool really delivers a premium experience, and I pity whoever is stuck with CC / Codex."— Petr Baudis
"We keep trying CC, Cursor Agent, etc. and keep coming back to Amp. It's built different."— Evan Owen
"umm ok @AmpCode stop being so good - this data flow diagram is actually sick, and generated without me specifically asking for it"— Adam Sorensen
"Tried @AmpCode with GPT5 and Sonnet4. @sqs you guys put some juice into Claude. Hard to believe its running the same model under the hood as CC."— Alfredo Sandoval