Product tour

What the user sees.

Fob turns a local project into a workspace where AI answers, saved decisions, pinned notes, follow-ups, and handoffs stay together.

Start from a project or a pasted answer.

Users can open the local dashboard in a real project, or paste a long Claude/Codex/ChatGPT answer they already paid tokens to get.

Ask Claude, Codex, both, debate, or resolve.

The user stays in one page. Fob sends the right context packet to the selected worker and shows progress while the local CLI runs.

Keep the useful part.

After the response, Fob gives the next action: save the decision, pin the answer, debate the fix, build a packet, or create a handoff.

Real local screenshots

The public site shows the product. Your computer runs it.

These screenshots are from Fob running locally at 127.0.0.1 against a safe demo project. They are not a hosted SaaS dashboard.

Fob local dashboard showing the ask area, project status, context estimate, and first tester flow. — Dashboard start: ask a worker, see context health, import an answer, save what matters.

Fob project memory section showing saved decisions, pinned notes, handoff controls, and search. — Project memory: saved decisions, pinned answers, handoffs, and searchable context.

Why this is not just a website

Vercel shows the product. Your computer runs the engine.

The public website cannot read private files or launch local Claude/Codex/Gemini binaries. The local Fob app can, with your approval. That is why Fob is local-first: private project memory stays beside the project instead of inside a hosted SaaS dashboard.