Nothing touches your computer
A cloud sandbox is an isolated, disposable machine where agents install dependencies, run commands and start dev servers.
Give your agent team an isolated, disposable machine in the cloud. They install, run and preview there while your computer stays clean.
Sandboxes are my favorite kind of box. Nothing gets out.
Real screens from Jennefer Cloud, on one RTX 4070 with a local model.

A cloud sandbox is an isolated, disposable machine where agents install dependencies, run commands and start dev servers.
Next.js, Vite and React, Django, FastAPI and more, or import a public Git repository from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Codeberg.
Files, a shell, a live preview and the team chat you already know, all in Cloud mode.
On Cloud Pro and Team: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI and opencode with your own keys, written only inside that sandbox.
Switch the live preview between Desktop, Tablet (820 px) and Mobile (390 px).
Resume or pause any sandbox and keep an eye on the Cloud hours you have left.
In Jennefer Mobile, describe a change and one agent builds it in your sandbox with your own endpoint, even with your computer off. Your provider bills the model; the sandbox uses Cloud hours.
Templates
The wizard lists only templates that are ready to use, so its list can be shorter.
Machine sizes
Plans
1 Cloud hour = 1 hour of a Basic sandbox (2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM). Larger sandboxes use more Cloud hours per hour. There is no free Cloud tier; without a plan your agents keep working in your projects on your computer, at no cost.