Make it your own.
OpenMausBot is MIT licensed. Put your name on it, embed it in your product, or let us run it for you — we'll do the work.
What we build with you
Four shapes the same engagement usually takes. Most teams start with one and grow into another.
White-label
Ship it as yours: your name, your icon, your brand.
- Rebranded desktop builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux
- MIT licensed, so the licensing is clean from day one
- We maintain the fork and keep it current with upstream
Embed in your product
The bots and chat experience, inside the product you already have.
- The agent harness runs behind your own UI
- Your auth, your data boundaries, your design system
- We scope the integration with your engineers
Managed deployment
We run it, your team just uses it.
- Hosted by us, self-hosted, or fully air-gapped
- SSO, security review, and compliance support
- SLA-backed response times
Custom bots & integrations
Bots built for how your team actually works.
- Wired into your internal tools and data
- Workflows scoped with you, not guessed at
- Priority support and a direct line to the maintainer
Safe to build on
The reason white-labeling works at all: the software is MIT licensed and always will be.
No lock-in
MIT licensed. If we disappeared tomorrow, you keep the source, the builds, and the right to do anything with them.
Local-first
Bots run on your machines against your API keys and models. Your data doesn't route through us.
Auditable
The whole codebase is public. Your security team can read every line before the first call.
Already proven
The same app people download from this site, shipped to your spec — not a separate enterprise codebase.
How it works
- 1
Book a call
Thirty minutes with the maintainer. Bring the problem; we'll tell you honestly if OpenMausBot fits.
- 2
Scope a pilot
We agree on a small first slice — a white-label build, one embedded surface, or a single workflow.
- 3
Ship and support
We build it, ship it, and stay on the hook for keeping it healthy as upstream moves.
Tell us what yours should look like
Thirty minutes, no deck. Bring the product it should live in.