Orgo runs persistent cloud desktops so AI agents can keep working after a person closes a laptop. Each agent gets an isolated computer with a browser, terminal, and files that stay in place between runs. Teams host agents such as Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code, and Codex on those machines, or let a computer-use model from Anthropic, OpenAI, or xAI take screenshots, click, type, and run commands in software that has no API. Linux computers boot in seconds, and customers reach them through a REST API, Python and TypeScript SDKs, a CLI, MCP, or SSH. Linux is on every plan, and Windows is available on higher plans or as an add-on. The company is launching publicly with Y Combinator after more than 1,000 teams were already running agents on the product. Plans start at $29 a month. Below Enterprise, they are month to month. The buyers are agencies running agents for clients, solo builders who want an agent online around the clock, and startups that embed a live desktop in their own product so users can watch the agent work. Orgo (Organic Intelligence, Inc.) was founded in 2025 and is based in San Francisco. Spencer Kinney, Nick Vasilescu, and Tiger Wang lead the company. Backers include Forum Ventures, Z Fellows, Pareto Holdings, and Y Combinator.