The original Claude Code CLI wrapper was declared no longer maintained, and the company migrated to a new voice-first platform built on the Claude Agent SDK.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Omnara is a San Francisco-based AI agent control plane and developer tools company. It helps developers run and supervise coding agents like Claude Code and Codex across desktop, web, mobile, and Apple Watch, with durable session state, optional cloud sandboxing, and self-hosted or managed-cloud deployment.
Primary product
Omnara command center / control plane for coding agents
Founded
2025
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
AI agent infrastructure / developer tools
Offices
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Business model
Investors
Public materials emphasize durability, security, auditability, open-source/self-hosting, and keeping developers in control of long-running agent work from anywhere.
Pricing
Free tier plus paid subscription; managed cloud and enterprise/contact-sales options
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
~$170K-$220K estimated ARR
Estimated monthly visits
24.6K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
The original Claude Code CLI wrapper was declared no longer maintained, and the company migrated to a new voice-first platform built on the Claude Agent SDK.
SourceA 2026 review noted Omnara does not offer end-to-end encryption; session content can be accessed by the service to enable sync, notifications, sandbox execution, and voice features.
SourceStartupHub.ai · Jun 2026
Summarizes Ishaan Sehgal's talk arguing that the durable log is the real agent primitive, not the model or runtime.
LinkedIn · May 2026
Ishaan Sehgal announced Omnara Cloud Sandboxing going live, with background checkpointing so sessions keep going when a laptop closes.
TechMonk · Feb 2026
Covers Omnara's web/mobile control surface for Claude Code and Codex, optional cloud sandboxing, voice interaction, and the tradeoff that the platform can access session content for sync and voice features.
Hacker News
Launch discussion describing the product as a way to keep coding-agent sessions running on your own machine or in a hosted sandbox, with web/mobile access and voice support.
Y Combinator
YC launch page describing the product, pricing, and the ability to keep sessions going across devices and from cloud when a local machine goes offline.