Give it work, get it done. Fast.
Fulminare gets its own computer and signs into your apps. Ask for a report, a website, a tidy inbox — it does the work and hands you the finished thing.
Trusted by people from
- E2B
- Binance
- Northwestern University
Context in, action out
It reads the thread, the calendar, the docs and your files — then acts on them.
Turn scattered updates into a finished board deck
Metrics, notes, and threads become a polished deck — without spending your weekend on slides.
One connected workflow, not five you stitch together
Email, calendar, notes, docs, and CRM become a single graph the agent can read from and act on.
+ 50 more via the browser & shell
What makes Fulminare different?
Other AI apps tell you how. Fulminare does it.
“Find us an offsite venue under $5k”
- When you ask “Find us an offsite venue under $5k”, ChatGPT replies “Here are a few options to consider — I'd recommend checking availability with each venue.” Fulminare: Opened 20+ venue sites, Checked reviews and price, Emailed the top 3 to hold the date. Shortlist ready, hold request sent.
- When you ask “Turn my notes into a deck for Monday”, Copilot replies “Here's an outline you could use. Paste each section into a slide, then add visuals.” Fulminare: Read all your notes, Built 12 slides with charts, Saved q3-review.pptx. Deck done. Open it and present.
- When you ask “Which of these three laptops should I buy?”, Gemini replies “It depends on your needs. Consider battery life, weight and price, and read reviews.” Fulminare: Read 19 reviews and 3 spec sheets, Compared prices in 4 shops, Picked one and said why. One answer, with the link to buy it.
- When you ask “Make my mum's bakery a website”, Claude replies “Here's some HTML you could use. You'll need to host it yourself, on Netlify or similar.” Fulminare: Wrote the whole site, Added the menu and opening hours, Put it live at a real link. It's live. You can click it.
What makes Fulminare different?
Most AI apps give you generic advice. Fulminare lives in your tools and takes real action.
Book us the best-reviewed offsite venue under $5k
“Here are a few options to consider — I'd recommend checking availability and pricing directly with each venue.”
- Searched and opened 20+ venue sites in the browser
- Checked capacity, reviews, and pricing against the budget
- Emailed the top 3 to confirm the date is open
Shortlist ready with a hold request already sent — not links to chase yourself.
Ship the pricing change end to end
“Here's the code you could paste in and the steps you'd follow to deploy it.”
- Edited the files with apply_patch on a live sandbox
- Ran the test suite and fixed the two failures
- Opened a PR and verified the preview render
Change is merged and verified — not a snippet you still have to run.
Find out what's trending about us on social right now
“Here's what I found on X and the web — you may want to dig into the threads yourself for the full picture.”
- Searched X and the web for live mentions of the brand
- Read the top threads to separate signal from noise
- Wrote a one-page pulse check with the two that need a reply
A finished pulse check in your workspace — not a pile of threads to sift through.
Post the standup summary and flag blockers
“I've drafted a message below — copy it into the channel when you're ready.”
- Read the linked tickets and yesterday's thread
- Posted directly to #standup via the Slack integration
- Pinged the two people with open blockers
Actually posted and pinged — not a draft waiting in a text box.
Your laptop stays untouched.
Every job runs in its own throwaway machine in the cloud, deleted when it finishes. Nothing on your computer is ever touched.
A fresh computer for every job
It gets a brand-new machine in the cloud that belongs only to you. Nobody else shares it, and it’s wiped when the work is finished.
$ spin up isolated machine
→ ephemeral microVM · yours alone
✓ ready · nothing shared · torn down after
Thrown away after
The computer it used is deleted when the job ends. Nothing sticks around.
Only you can see your stuff
Encrypted, least-access by default, and disconnectable in one click.
You can watch and stop it
Every step is visible as it happens, and you can stop it at any moment.
Hand off the work.
Wake up to it done.
Give it a job and close your laptop. It works through the night and leaves a brief with anything that needs your call.
Board deck · Q3
overnight · deep
Booted sandbox · cloned repo · read the brief
Researched 6 sources · drafted the outline
Spawned 3 sub-agents · wrote sections in parallel
Assembled deck · ran spell + fact pass
Left morning brief · 1 decision flagged for you
Morning brief. Deck is in your Drive, 18 slides. I assumed FY figures in USD — confirm before you send.
Six ways it actually finishes the job
Other tools hand you answers. This one gathers what it needs and does the work.
Runs a real machine
Every task runs on a live cloud sandbox. Fulminare installs, builds, tests, and executes — not a chat that pretends, an operator that does.
$ npm test
shell · running 42 tests…
✓ 42 passing · exit 0
Every tool call, native
shell, read/write, apply_patch, glob, grep, web_search — the full Codex-grade surface. It reaches for the right tool, not a wall of text.
Drives the browser
Logs in, fills forms, books, scrapes, verifies the rendered page.
Spawns sub-agents
Fans independent work out to parallel agents, then converges.
Works overnight
Hand off a job, close the tab. It keeps a sandbox alive, works to completion, and leaves a morning brief.
You pick the model
Route each session to the brain that fits — with per-session token budgets you control.
765
Hours of work done
1.5K
Sandboxes run
59
Overnight jobs completed
57s
Avg. time to done
Stop reading answers.
Start getting work done.
Busy people save hours every week when the agent stops advising and starts doing. Point Fulminare at the job. Come back to it finished.