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Maritime

Cloud computers for any AI agent, customized your way

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Directory record created
Nov 6, 2026
Last record update
Nov 8, 2026

Listing information

  • Overview
  • 6 key features
  • 5 use cases

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What is Maritime

Maritime provides cloud computers purpose-built for AI agents. Each agent gets its own environment, including persistent workspaces, disposable sandboxes, Linux and Windows desktops, and Android phones. Agents can run code, operate browsers, and work in applications without APIs, while a human can take over control when needed. Maritime manages the underlying machines so builders can focus on what their agents do, whether running a personal assistant or many tasks in parallel.

Key Features

Cloud computers dedicated to AI agents
Persistent workspaces for long-running agents
Disposable sandboxes for isolated task runs
Linux and Windows desktops and Android phones as agent environments
Browser and app control without requiring APIs
Human takeover when an agent needs assistance

Use Cases

  • Building personal AI assistants with their own computing environment
  • Running many agent tasks in parallel at scale
  • Automating browser-based and app-based workflows that lack APIs
  • Providing safe, disposable sandboxes for untrusted agent code
  • Enabling human operators to step in and take over agent sessions

Why do startups need this tool?

Startups building AI products often spend significant engineering effort on the infrastructure that agents run on. Maritime removes that burden by supplying ready-made cloud computers, from persistent workspaces to disposable sandboxes and mobile environments, so teams can ship agent features faster and scale from one task to thousands in parallel without managing machines themselves.

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