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Hire Odds.

Oddboro is a pixel office on your computer where AI workers, called Odds, take jobs off your hands. Watch them work: where an Odd stands shows what it's doing. Each one gets only the access its job needs.

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Open source, Apache 2.0. Runs on a Mac, Windows or Linux, with your Claude plan or an API key. All downloads

Hire an Odd

Hire Odds for everything you want off your plate.

Each Odd is an AI worker with one job. Pick a job to see what that Odd does and the access it needs.

Job card

Least access: Read

Inbox Odd

Keeps your inbox down to what needs you.

What it does

  1. Reads your Gmail, once you connect it, and tells you what needs an answer.
  2. Drafts replies for you to change and send.
  3. Proposes filters that label and archive the rest.
Access

Read level

  • Gmail read
Your part
You click Send on each reply, and Create on each filter.

How it works

Watch your AI work.

Most AI works where you can't see it. Odds work on a floor in front of you, and each one walks to the spot that matches its task. One glance tells you what the whole office is doing.

  1. 01

    At a desk.

    Working on a task.

  2. 02

    In the mail room.

    Sorting new work as it comes in.

  3. 03

    In the library.

    Reading and researching.

  4. 04

    On its own.

    Handling what you cleared it to do.

  5. 05

    Outside your door.

    Waiting on a decision only you can make.

  6. 06

    At your desk.

    Talking it through with you.

Managers

Meet your Office Manager.

Your first Odd runs the floor, writes your daily report, and helps you hire everyone else. Pick one of these four, or describe your own and the office draws them.

  • Marshall's portrait

    Marshall

    Savvy

    Calm and organized. I keep the floor steady and tell you who to hire next.

  • Ziva's portrait

    Ziva

    Sharp

    I read the room before you walk in. Short answers, nothing gets past me.

  • Jamal's portrait

    Jamal

    Executive presence

    I run the floor like a boardroom. You set the course, and I make the calls.

  • Cindy's portrait

    Cindy

    Intense

    I don't do half done. I close every loose end and flag anything that's off.

  • Describe your own.

    Tell the office how they work and how they look. It writes their job description and draws them.

    Drawing a new manager needs Claude Opus.

Least access

You decide how far each Odd goes.

An Odd acts for you only as far as you let it. You grant access one Odd and one tool at a time, and you can lower it or take it back whenever you like.

  1. One level per Odd.

    Every Odd holds one level: read, draft or act. A new Odd starts at read with no outside tools. Only you raise it.

  2. An Odd asks. You connect.

    An Odd finds the tool it needs and asks you for it. You sign in yourself.

  3. Read only, or read and write.

    You connect each tool read only, or with write. At draft, each change it wants to make waits for your yes. At act, that one Odd uses that one tool without asking. Lower the level and the grant waits. Revoke it and it is gone.

  4. Drafts still come to you.

    An Odd at draft prepares the note, the plan or the list and puts it on your desk. You approve it, deny it, or send it back for another pass.

Juno's access

Try it

Level: draft

Juno

Keeps your notes and to-dos in order.

Change Juno's level or a tool, and watch what Juno can do.

Level

Tools

  • Your notes app From the MCP Registry

  • Your to-do app From the MCP Registry

What Juno can do now

  • Prepares work and puts it on your desk for your yes.
  • Reads your notes.
  • Reads your to-do list.

This Access tab is a mock. Nothing you press here leaves the page.

Goals

Start with what you want more of.

Time to read, a launch out the door, an hour back in your evening. Your Office Manager turns each goal into a plan for your yes.

Goal

More time to read.

Why
It is the first thing to go when the week gets busy.
Done when
A book a month, for three months.

  1. You set a goal.

    One line, why it matters, and what done looks like. Set it yourself, or approve one your manager heard in chat.

  2. Your manager plans it.

    Who does what, on what schedule, with which tools, and what only you can do. Odds already here take a part before you hire a new one.

  3. You approve the parts you want.

    Odds start on them at once.

    • Ada Pick next month's book from your list, on the 25th.
    • Theo Poke you at 9 to read, four nights a week.
    • You Turn the pages. Only you can.

On your computer

Your office lives on your computer.

The office is a program on your Mac, Windows or Linux computer with its own database. There is no Oddboro server. Your Odds, your goals, your decisions and the people in your life stay on the machine in front of you.

Where the data lives

Anthropic

Your Claude account.

the office

Your computer

The office and its database, at 127.0.0.1

Your tools

Your sign-in, if you give one.

Only you open the dashed lines.

New Altitude is off the map. No server, no line, nothing flows here.

  • The office listens at 127.0.0.1, a local address nothing outside your computer can reach.

    Highlights your computer in the diagram.

  • New Altitude, the company behind Oddboro, runs no server for it and receives nothing from your office.

    Highlights New Altitude, off the map, and the two dashed lines, the only paths data takes.

  • Odds think with Claude, through your Claude plan or your Anthropic API key. We are not in that loop.

    Highlights Anthropic, your Claude account and the line to it.

  • Nothing to sign up for, no email to give, no key to request.

    Highlights the two accounts in the diagram, both of them yours.

Open source

Read every line that runs your office.

Oddboro is open source under Apache 2.0. Change what you like, or fork it and take it somewhere new.

Oddboro on GitHub Read the license
$ ls LICENSE*
LICENSE
  Apache License 2.0. Read it, change it, fork it.
LICENSE-ASSETS
  The music, on its own terms.

$ git commit -s
Signed-off-by: you
  # the DCO sign-off, on every contribution

Get started

Download Oddboro for your Mac.

  • A Mac with Apple silicon
  • macOS 13 or later
  • A Claude plan, or an Anthropic API key
Download for Mac All downloads
  1. Open Oddboro.dmg.
  2. Drag Oddboro to Applications.
  3. Open Oddboro from Applications.
Build it from source instead (needs Node 24 or later)

  1. Clone the repo.

    $git clone https://github.com/New-Altitude/Oddboro.git oddboro

  2. Go into it.

    $cd oddboro

  3. Run setup.

    $npm run setup

What happens next

Your office goes up, and your manager steps off the bus.

FAQ

Questions

What is an Odd?

An AI worker in your office. Each Odd runs on Claude Code, with one job description, a place on the floor, and the tools you connected for it.

What does it cost?

Oddboro itself is free under Apache 2.0. Claude costs what it already costs you, on your Claude plan or your API key.

Which Claude plan do I need?

Any plan that signs in to Claude Code. Or skip the plan and use an Anthropic API key.

Does it run on Windows or Linux?

Yes, both. Windows: an installer for Windows 10 and 11, on x64 and arm64. Linux: an AppImage for x86_64 and arm64, on a desktop with systemd, a keyring and notifications.

What leaves my computer?

Only what the work needs. Odds send their work to Claude under your own account, and an Odd talks to the tools you connected for it. The app checks GitHub for new versions of itself. Nothing goes to New Altitude.

Can an Odd act without asking me?

Yes, within the limits you set. At the act level an Odd does housekeeping inside the office on its own, and uses any tool you gave it write access to. At draft, each change it wants to make in a tool waits on your desk for your yes, and so does everything else.

Can I pick the model?

Yes, between Claude Opus and Claude Sonnet. Opus is the default. Claude is the only provider today.

What is the Office Manager?

Your first Odd. It runs the floor, puts your daily report on your desk at 7 each morning, and helps you hire the rest. Pick one of the four ready-made managers, or describe your own.

How do I start over, or remove it?

On a Mac, turn off Open at login in the menu bar, quit Oddboro, and move it to the Trash. On Windows, turn off Open at login in the tray, quit Oddboro, and uninstall it in Settings, Apps. On Linux, turn off Open at login in the tray (or delete ~/.config/autostart/Oddboro.desktop), quit Oddboro, and delete the AppImage. Every way, your office stays in the .oddboro folder in your home folder until you delete it. From source, npm run reset starts the office over: it moves the old one into ~/.oddboro/backups/ and deletes nothing. To remove a source install, run npm run service:uninstall -w apps/office, then delete the folder.

Who makes it?

New Altitude, Inc. The code is open, but the license grants no rights to the Oddboro name.

Hire Odds.

Hand off the jobs you don't have time for. Oddboro is open source, runs on a Mac, Windows or Linux, and lets each Odd do only what you allow.

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