Cua launches shared desktops for teams and AI agents
Founded by former Microsoft engineer Francesco Bonacci, Cua lets teams connect their own machines, supervise agents on shared desktops and pay for collaboration tools.
By Ryan Merket · Published
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Why it matters
Cua is charging for coordination around customer-owned computers rather than selling compute. That could appeal to teams that want agents inside desktop apps but need to control where sessions run; the relay's ability to read traffic in transit makes deployment choices part of the product decision.
Cua launched Spaces Teams and Pro on October 15th, offering a shared desktop where people and AI agents can work side by side. The launch thread describes the product as a layer on Cua Driver, the company's desktop automation and remote-display stack, for macOS, Linux and Windows.