Always on
Agents keep working in the background to achieve stated goals, regardless of how long it takes. Your business runs at maximum speed, and you stay out of the loop until you're needed.
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What can Solid help with?
Builders and operators at these companies use Solid.
The autonomous agent operating system
Always-on agents with their own computers, accounts, and cards.
Real machines
Solid works on iPhones, Macs, Windows, Linux VMs, or any hardware you attach. No walled-garden problem, no endless requests for human intervention: automation runs end to end, all the way through the last mile.
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Connects to any service
Solid connects through MCP, an API, or by operating the interface itself, so it can drive any software the same way a human would. No waiting on engineering to provision APIs for tools you're already authorized to use.
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Collaborative by default
Agents, apps, and context are shared across users, so your organization builds on top of existing work rather than duplicating it. Work compounds, and each team member stays focused on their own domain expertise.
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Self-provisioning
Solid acquires machines, APIs, and accounts on its own, paid from your workspace balance. Billing stays easy to understand: no stray accounts, no mysterious charges, no resource management complexity.
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Universal memory
Solid learns once and remembers forever, automatically retrieving relevant context and avoiding context rot. Your team spends its time pushing goals forward rather than hunting for information.
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Control everything from one central agent
Give your agent everything a person in the job would have.
Servers
Linux machines, any size, on demand. Your apps go live at yourapp.solid.site or your own domain. DNS and HTTPS handled.
Devices
Mac minis, Windows desktops, Android phones with real cellular service, all from Solid. Or attach your own: laptops, office servers, Raspberry Pis.
Phone numbers
Real numbers of its own. It makes calls, sends texts, and receives verification codes.
Payments
The agent pays for APIs, subscriptions, and tools straight from your workspace balance.
Accounts
Its own Google Workspace and iCloud, registered at name@solid-agent.com. Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides. iMessage, Notes, etc.
Everything else
Whatever a job needs, the agent can get. It signs up with its own email and phone number, and pays from your balance.
A few direct answers.
How does pricing work?
Solid has three plans: $80, $160, and $640 per month. Your credits are dollars, so you always know exactly what you're paying for. Pick the plan that fits how much you build, and move up anytime.
How do I contact Solid?
Email us anytime at contact@solid.tech. A real person on the Solid team reads it, and we'll be glad to help with questions, ideas, setup, or anything that feels unclear.
What can I build with Solid?
Almost anything you'd normally hire people or stitch together tools to do. Launch a website or app and keep it running. Hand off back-office work like data entry, invoicing, and reporting. Automate a whole workflow from start to finish, across the apps you already use. If a person could do it on a computer, Solid can do it.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You drive Solid by asking, in plain language, the same way you'd explain a task to a coworker. It writes and runs any code the job needs on its own.
What happens when Solid gets stuck?
Solid asks you for help instead of failing quietly. If it hits something ambiguous, like a tricky verification step or a judgment call, it pauses, pulls you in, and then keeps going. You stay in the loop on the moments that matter, not the routine steps.
Can I control what Solid is allowed to do?
Yes. You set the limits, and Solid works within them. You can cap how much it spends and have it check with you before sensitive actions, so nothing important happens without your say-so.
Is my work private and secure?
Yes. Your data and your agents run in isolated environments, kept separate from other customers. Solid acts under its own accounts by default, so you're not handing over your logins, and when you do grant access, you stay in control of exactly what it can see. For teams with stricter needs, Solid can run entirely in your own environment.
What makes Solid different from other AI agents?
Most agents run in a sandbox with no way to reach the real world. Solid agents have real resources: machines on multiple operating systems, their own accounts and phone numbers, a payment balance, and the ability to choose which IP they work from. That is the difference between an agent that demos well and one that finishes real jobs.
Can I connect my own computer or hardware?
Yes, as long as the device runs Linux or macOS. Just ask Solid to connect it, and it gives you a command to run on that machine. Once you run it, Solid can control the device directly, whether it's a laptop, an office server, or a Raspberry Pi.
Does the agent have its own identity, or does it act as me?
Both, depending on what you need. By default, Solid agents can get their own Google and Apple accounts and their own phone number. If you do want Solid working inside your own accounts, you can log in securely yourself over a VNC screen, so it acts as you without ever handing over your password.
Which AI model does Solid use?
Solid orchestrates multiple models together in a pipeline, rather than relying on any single one, to get the best performance on each task. And if you'd rather use your own setup, you can connect Solid to the inference providers or self-hosted models you already trust.
Can Solid pay for things?
Yes. If a task needs a paid API, a subscription, or another service, Solid signs up for it, pays from your workspace balance, and configures it, all on its own. The work keeps moving without waiting on you.
Do I need to set up servers or hosting?
No. Solid provisions its own machines and handles the deployment, including your domain and HTTPS. You describe what you want live; it puts it live.
Does Solid get blocked as a bot?
No. Solid connects through its own IP relay and can choose which address it works from, so it reaches sites as a real visitor instead of getting flagged and blocked. Fewer dead ends, more jobs that finish.
Can I call Solid as an API?
Yes. Just ask Solid to make itself available as an API, and it will wrap itself as one and help you get an API key. From there, your own code can hand it tasks the same way you would in chat. You don't need to set anything up yourself; you just ask.
Can I use Solid with GitHub?
Yes. Solid can work with GitHub the same way a developer does. Give it access and it can read your repositories, write and commit code, open pull requests, review changes, and respond to issues.
Can I see the code, or is Solid a black box?
Solid is transparent. When it writes or runs code, you can see exactly what it's doing. Just ask, and Solid opens the code in a web-based VS Code editor right in your workspace, so you can read it, review it, or change it yourself. Nothing is hidden behind the scenes.