Frequently asked questions
The Oyren team replies to questions not covered here, sent by email.
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Yes. Oyren accepts keys from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or DeepSeek for chat, and from z.ai or OpenRouter for coding agents. Provider billing and rate limits stay with the key owner. Built-in credits also work. Logins to Claude Code, Codex CLI, opencode, Cursor CLI, Antigravity and Qwen Code on the user's own machine belong to the user.
A workspace for planning, building and running apps without writing the code by hand. The brief goes on a board, a coding agent on a dedicated cloud machine builds it, and the result runs at a public URL.
In the workspace, synced across Mac, Windows, Linux and the browser. Files are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
Pricing
The Free plan includes notes, projects and files with 1 GB of storage, 100 MB searchable. Pro and Max are optional paid plans with more storage.
Credits pay for AI chat, OCR and Codespace runtime. Codespaces are billed by the hour only while they run. Codespace runtime is charged separately from AI usage, including when external API keys are used.
Pro costs $35.88 and Max costs $71.88, billed yearly. Plans include credits, and AI top-ups start at $5. AI chat uses Oyren credits or supported API keys.
Agents and models
Chat uses Oyren credits or a supported provider key. The model picker lists the models available to the account.
Claude Code, Codex CLI, opencode, Cursor CLI, Antigravity and Qwen Code write code from the brief on the user's own cloud machine. The user logs in to the agents there, installs the tools the build needs, and reviews the work before relying on it.
Privacy
No. Oyren does not train on files, notes or conversations on any plan. They remain the user's.
Contact and resources
Support is available by email.