Hands turns requests
into finished work.

Hands gives the AI you already use a digital coworker with its own isolated computer. That coworker can work with the apps and files you choose, within the boundaries you set.

In Hands, each digital coworker is called a Hand. A chatbot mainly gives you an answer; a Hand gets its own workspace so it can also prepare or finish the work.

Behind the scenes, each Hand has its own isolated workspace, files, and access rules. That keeps work and access separated from your other Hands.

No. You keep using the AI you already know, such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. Hands gives that AI a digital coworker with its own isolated workspace, so it can work with the apps and files you choose within the rules you set.

No. You do not need to be a developer or a prompt expert. Describe what you want done the way you would explain it to a coworker, then choose step by step which apps your Hand may use for that task.

No. You can add the same Hand to different supported AI services. Hands currently guides you through adding it to ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity.

The provider experience and available account plans differ. Adding the same Hand elsewhere does not make every provider interface or feature identical.

Your Hand’s identity, its own workspace and files, the MCP connections you added, and result destinations stay with the Hand.

Your chat history and provider-specific settings do not automatically move between AI providers.

Only its own workspace plus the services you deliberately connect. Your Hand does not work on your laptop. For a remote MCP connection, the provider account, API key, token or headers you supply determine what the provider allows.

The provider does. The account, API key, token or other credential you connect determines the provider-side authority available through that MCP server. Hands does not claim to narrow a user-supplied provider credential beyond what the remote MCP connection itself supports.

Connect only provider credentials you intend this Hand to use. Provider plans and API or model usage can have separate costs.

Your AI client needs to support a remote or custom MCP server over HTTP. Availability can depend on the AI provider’s current plan, workspace policy and administrator settings, so Hands does not hard-code a provider subscription tier here.

Use the current connection guide and the controls shown by your AI provider when you connect your Hand.

Your Hand’s isolated computer runs at Fly.io. Fly.io automatically chooses where that environment runs; Hands cannot currently pin it to a specific country or to the EU.

The storage behind the workspace is provided through Tigris, which Fly.io lists as a sub-processor in the United States. We therefore do not promise that your data stays inside the EU.

See the full sub-processor list.

Your Hand sleeps when there is nothing to do. That avoids unnecessary active use. Its workspace, files, and settings stay saved. When you make another request, it becomes active again and can continue where it left off.

Your first Hand has a one-time 7-day free trial without a payment card. Five qualified referrals can unlock one additional 7-day free period once. If referral #5 qualifies after the base trial has ended, the same Hand can be reactivated once for that extra 7-day period while you are not on a paid plan. Current base prices are €9.99 for one Hand, €14.99 for two and €19.99 for three, excluding VAT. The free period does not renew into a paid subscription automatically. Starting a paid plan makes the paid entitlement authoritative. Deleting a Hand does not change your selected paid capacity. Stripe shows the exact tax-inclusive total before confirmation.

Paid subscriptions and plan changes use Stripe's hosted checkout and customer portal. If Stripe is unavailable, no plan or paid capacity is changed.

No payment method is required for the 7-day one-Hand trial. Hands sends one warning about 6 hours before your current free-access period ends. If you earn the one-time referral extension before then, the warning follows the extended end time. At expiry the Hand pauses without a charge unless paid access is active. Five qualified referrals can unlock one additional 7-day period once; if referral #5 qualifies after the base trial has already expired, the same Hand can be reactivated once for that period while you are not on a paid plan. To use a paid plan, or to use two or three Hands, open Stripe from Hands, link a payment method and confirm the plan. We receive only the subscription identifiers, status and payment events needed to run that plan.

The free trial expires by itself, so there is nothing to cancel and no automatic charge. If no paid entitlement or unused referral extension is available at the current free-access deadline, access to the Hand is blocked and the Hand pauses. Reaching five qualified referrals can extend the free period once by 7 days; if that fifth qualification arrives after the base trial expired, the same eligible Hand can be reactivated once for those 7 days. Cancel a paid plan and access continues through the paid period; part-used months are not refunded. After a failed renewal, Stripe retries during a 7-day grace period before the Hand is paused. Data in your Hand’s workspace is not automatically deleted.

We do not currently delete paused Hands on a fixed timer or create a billing checkpoint automatically. Delete an individual Hand from its dashboard card. Use Account to export your account data or permanently delete the full account.

You can permanently delete each individual Hand from its dashboard card; that immediately removes its workspace, files, and restore points. Your selected Stripe capacity is managed separately from Account. From there you can download a portable JSON export or permanently delete the full account yourself. Full deletion requires a recent sign-in and your exact email address.