Roomote

What it does

An AI engineering teammate that ships reviewable PRs, hosted or self-hosted on your own infrastructure, single-tenant and source-available.

Straight answers

What is Roomote?

Roomote is a source-available, self-hosted AI coding teammate that can investigate code, answer repository questions, and open real pull requests inside infrastructure you control. Everything stays visible to your team and ships through your normal review workflow. It is a shared engineering teammate you can run, inspect, and adapt for your own team, not a copilot or IDE.

Who is Roomote built for?

Roomote is built for engineering teams that want autonomous coding while keeping their source, prompts, and workflow visible and under their control. It is also a great fit for individual developers who want a cloud agent they own and can run cheaply, especially on open-weight models. Engineers use it for answers, scoped fixes, migrations, investigations, and reviewable PRs, while leaders use it to make AI engineering adoption easier to trust.

Is Roomote open source?

Roomote is source-available under the Fair Core License, Version 1.0, ALv2 Future License. You can read it, self-host it, modify it, redistribute it, and use it for any permitted purpose including internal use, education, research, and professional services. The main limits are that you cannot offer Roomote or substantially similar functionality as a competing commercial product or service, and cannot bypass license-key-protected functionality for deployments beyond 10 users. Every release also gets an irrevocable Apache 2.0 license on its second anniversary.

Do you have a hosted version?

Yes, Roomote Cloud is the fastest way to try Roomote. It offers a free 7-day trial with no credit card required, and you can be running in about two minutes. Every plan includes app hosting and a sandbox provider, and you just need to bring an inference key from any supported provider. Roomote Cloud is single-tenant, so your entire deployment is isolated, code is never trained on, and you can move to self-hosting anytime.

How does Roomote keep from breaking something?

Roomote works in isolated environments you control, uses the same repositories and tools your team does, and pushes repository changes back through normal review paths instead of bypassing them. Before it calls work done, it can run the actual app, self-review its changes, and attach proof like previews or screenshots when the task needs them. You still keep control of what ships, making AI engineering inspectable rather than lowering your bar.