Bandicot is a native Mac workspace where people and AI agents work on the same projects. Agents ask before they write, every change becomes a version, and every turn shows the tokens and cost it spent.

Yes, for one person: Solo is free with every capability for one profile. Team is $8.99 a month for up to 3 profiles, Family $14.99 for up to 6, Business $49.99 for up to 25, and Enterprise starts at $50 for 26 profiles plus $1.92 per seat.

Does Bandicot reduce token costs?

It is built to, and it shows you every token either way. A frozen prompt prefix keeps caches warm, history is append-only, compaction runs only at thresholds and skills load on demand. No whole-task saving is claimed until the fixed-corpus measurement is published.

Can several people use Bandicot together?

Yes, on one Mac today: profiles keep each person's projects and memory apart, and a team roster puts agents next to people. Syncing a team across machines is in development.

Does the AI change files without asking?

No. Writes, commands and spend outside your permissions file wait for approval, and every file change is recorded so it can be restored.

Which models does Bandicot work with?

Hosted providers you connect, and local models. A pinned catalog of 8 small chat models for Apple Silicon Macs, from Gemma 3 270M to SmolLM3 3B, each checked against the Mac's GPU memory budget before download. Larger work goes to a hosted provider you connect. Remote providers receive the prompts sent to them.

Does Bandicot run automations?

Yes. Automations are agents that run on a schedule or on request inside a project, on your Mac while Bandicot is open, under the same approvals as a chat.

Does Bandicot claim SOC 2 or GDPR credentials?

No external certification is claimed. Read the privacy and security docs for the actual boundaries.

Is Bandicot the same as Bandicoot?

Yes. The brand is Bandicot, one o. Bandicoot is a common misspelling.

/l · 18 use cases

People and agents, one workspace. Pick your way in.

Each page is written for one market: what you get, why it holds, who it is not for, and the offer. Every claim carries its status, so nothing in development reads as shipped.

Start at the Bandicot home. Start free, read the overview, check status, or compare plans.

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/l/teams
Give your agents a desk, not a chat box.
Leads who already hand work to agents and want it reviewable.
Agent Crew · In development
/l/agencies
One client per profile. Nothing leaks across.
Agencies that bill client work done with AI agents.
Client Vault · Available now
/l/founders
Pivot without starting from zero.
Founders who code with agents and pivot more than they would like.
Pivot Kit · Available now
$Your methods travel. Your clients stay apart. · Bandicot for Independent consultants and fractional engineers$
/l/consultants
Your methods travel. Your clients stay apart.
Consultants who bring their own methods to every client.
Standards Pack · Available now
/l/cost
See what every turn spent.
People who pay per token and want to know where it goes.
Spend Audit · Available now
/l/cursor
Keep the project. Change the model.
Editor users who switch models and lose context doing it.
Bring Your Rules · Available now
/l/chatgpt
Your chats are projects now.
People whose chats have turned into ongoing work.
Project Starter · Available now
/l/cli
Your agent, with a memory of what it did.
Developers who run agents from a shell.
Shell Profile · Available now
/l/privacy
Know where every prompt went.
Teams who must say where a prompt went.
Boundary Review · Available now
/l/enterprise
Agents for every team, one price per seat.
Organisations with more than 25 people who will use agents.
Enterprise Pilot · Available now
/l/automatons
Routine work, done in the background, still approved.
People with recurring work an agent could do.
Background Crew · Available now
/l/devops
Runbooks an agent can run, and you can audit.
Teams with runbooks and on-call.
Runbook Pack · Available now
/l/research
Every model run, with a receipt.
People who compare models on real tasks.
Experiment Ledger · Available now
/l/models
Any model. One project. Honest numbers.
People who try every new model.
Model Habits · Available now
/l/macos
Agent work, native on your Mac.
Mac users on Apple Silicon.
Native Start · Available now
/l/students
Learn to work with agents, not around them.
Students who want to learn to work with agents.
Course Starter · Available now
/l/solo
Everything, free, for one.
One person building with agents.
Solo · Available now
/l/remote
Same setup on every Mac.
Distributed teams who want the same agent setup everywhere.
Same Setup · In development

People and agents, one workspace. Pick your way in.

Give your agents a desk, not a chat box.

One client per profile. Nothing leaks across.

Pivot without starting from zero.

Your methods travel. Your clients stay apart.

See what every turn spent.

Keep the project. Change the model.

Your chats are projects now.

Your agent, with a memory of what it did.

Know where every prompt went.

Agents for every team, one price per seat.

Routine work, done in the background, still approved.

Runbooks an agent can run, and you can audit.

Every model run, with a receipt.

Any model. One project. Honest numbers.

Agent work, native on your Mac.

Learn to work with agents, not around them.

Everything, free, for one.

Same setup on every Mac.

People and agents, one workspace. Pick your way in.

Give your agents a desk, not a chat box.

One client per profile. Nothing leaks across.

Pivot without starting from zero.

Your methods travel. Your clients stay apart.

See what every turn spent.

Keep the project. Change the model.

Your chats are projects now.

Your agent, with a memory of what it did.

Know where every prompt went.

Agents for every team, one price per seat.

Routine work, done in the background, still approved.

Runbooks an agent can run, and you can audit.

Every model run, with a receipt.

Any model. One project. Honest numbers.

Agent work, native on your Mac.

Learn to work with agents, not around them.

Everything, free, for one.

Same setup on every Mac.