Pine Computer

Pine Computer is a cloud computer designed for AI agents to operate, made by Pine AI. A developer creates a computer and a session from code, then gives the agent a task; the site's example starts an ephemeral computer in the United States with a browser session. Its pages say the agent reads what each on-screen element is and can do instead of working from pixels and is told when something changes. Each computer is isolated and reached through the customer's own code, and the customer keeps their keys. When a site needs a sign-in, a person can take over the live screen and then hand control back. The site lists 26 example uses, among them renewing permits, filling PDF forms from spreadsheet rows and testing a web app from plain-English steps. Its trust page says customer data is stored in the United States, that the SOC 2 Type II audit is still in progress and not yet claimed, and that a data processing agreement is available on request. Access is invite-only during the beta through a request form, and no pricing is published. The legal pages name a Delaware corporation as the operator but give no office address. A buyer should ask about pricing and what the agent may do on their behalf.

Not yet independently verified: The launch date rests on the maker's own Product Hunt listing of 9 October 2026. Every detail comes from the maker's own site, which names Pine AI as the operator and whose legal pages name a Delaware corporation; no office address or city is stated, and no price is published while the beta is invite-only. The speed and cost comparisons on the site are the maker's own preliminary tests. No independent report was found. We will update this when it can be confirmed, and remove this note.