Run autonomous AI agents without turning your desk into a blast radius.
BlastBox is a purpose-built computer designed to host autonomous agents safely. No apps, no desktop cruft. Just hardened containment, controlled credentials, and an ops-first environment that won’t leak your keys while you sleep.
Hard containment
Agents live in a locked-down runtime. Host OS stays sealed, stable, and boring.
Credential custody
Scoped secrets, single-use tokens, and audit trails by default. No key sprawl.
Operational safety
Built for unattended workloads with guardrails, circuit breakers, and kill switches.
Why BlastBox exists
- Mac minis and spare desktops were never meant to run autonomous code.
- Consumer hardware leaks credentials in logs, caches, and crash dumps.
- Agent sandboxes are often a checkbox, not a boundary.
- Unattended workloads need safety rails, not wishful thinking.
- BlastBox is infrastructure: controlled, contained, and purpose-built.
The problem
Unattended agents are powerful — and messy. They fork processes, scrape the web, and touch credentials all day long. Most teams run them on whatever machine is handy, which means broad access, weak isolation, and a growing pile of leaked keys.
BlastBox treats agents like production infrastructure. It shrinks blast radius, enforces least privilege, and keeps the host clean. It is not a developer workstation. It is a hardened box you can trust to run overnight.
Get early access
Join the waitlist for BlastBox. We will onboard small batches of hackers and infra builders first.
What this is / is not
Is BlastBox a general-purpose computer?
No. It is purpose-built for running autonomous agents safely and unattended.
Does it replace cloud infrastructure?
No. It complements cloud agents by providing a trusted, local containment layer.
Is this enterprise software?
Not in the buzzword sense. It is a hardware tool for serious builders.
Can I run my own stack?
Yes. Bring your agents, your orchestration, your secrets — the box enforces boundaries.