What's real today

Edgible is more than a plan. Here's what runs today, and where to check each claim.

53cards in the catalog

46 of 47tested cards passing

Nightlytests on real machines, last run 2 November

It works

An old laptop from the garage, nursed back to life.
Cursor, running a model that isn't Claude.
“Set up Edgible on this computer.” Then: “I'd like a private wiki for our family's recipes.”
A family wiki on the web, set up, published and checked by the AI. Plain English all the way.

Every card is deployed, checked and taken down on real machines, Mac and Linux. Each card shows its latest result.

A backup counts only once it has been restored and the data checked.

The padlock stays locked all the way to your machine. Our gateway can't open it.

What the awesome-tunneling list asks for: an address and HTTPS for every app, web and TCP, no sudo, and your own domain with one DNS record.

Apps from the awesome-selfhosted world become tested, one-step cards. New ones are proposed nightly, and a person reviews each.

A new user went from “I built an app” to a merged card in one sitting, with an AI doing the work.

Each card names who answers for it. Everything is MIT-licensed, and runs without Edgible too.

Passwords and keys are made on your machine. Every card is checked for committed secrets.

Playbooks take you from nothing to a running app with your AI beside you. The Claude phone app manages apps through our connector.

This site and the catalog run on Edgible. Tests, new-card proposals and a morning report run with nobody at the keyboard.

Version updates are proposed automatically and tested on real machines before they're merged.

Want to see it, or talk it through? Talk to us.