Bring your own tools
Connect any service over MCP or an API key, right from chat. Thousands are already in the library.
If you've run OpenClaw or your own agent, you know the stack: tools, memory, presence, working with your team. Sauna gives you all of it as a managed service, open over MCP and your own API keys, so you skip the hosting and the upkeep.

If you run your own agent, you know the stack: tool calls, memory, presence in chat, multiplayer, the open protocol glue. Sauna ships all of it, hosted for you. Bring your own tools over MCP or an API key, give the whole team access, and skip the servers and the patching.
All the power-user pieces. None of the hosting.
Connect any service over MCP or an API key, right from chat. Thousands are already in the library.
Multiplayer by design. Agents work alongside the whole team in shared Spaces, not on one person's machine.
The editable file system and the huge catalogue of integrations — I'm a fan.
Connect any tool over MCP or an API key, set up from chat. Thousands already in the library.
Spaces, Brain Access, and Shared Folders, so agents work alongside the whole team.
Tools, memory, and presence as a service. No servers, no upgrades, no on-call.
Yes. Connect any service over MCP or an API key, right from chat, plus thousands already in the library.
No. Sauna runs as a managed service, so there are no servers to run or patch.
Yes. Spaces, Brain Access, and Shared Folders let agents work alongside the whole team.
Sauna reads only what you connect, and acts only after you approve. Your workspace and its memory are yours, not training data.