Supamaus Software Pvt Ltd
ReportSupamaus Software Pvt Ltd is a small, bootstrapped software company registered in Baramati (Pune district, Maharashtra, India), run by its two founders. We steward OpenMausBot (shipped as MausBot), an Apache-2.0 licensed, local-first app for running a team of AI agents, and we build, sign and maintain its macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android releases. We have taken no outside investment. A small hosted Cloud plan brings in early revenue that covers only a fraction of our costs, and GitHub Sponsors brings in about USD 27 a month; the rest of the development, code signing, app-store accounts and CI infrastructure is paid out of pocket. Funding lets us keep the whole project open source, keep every release signed and notarized on every platform, and pay maintainers to review community pull requests, fix platform-parity bugs and keep up with the fast-moving agent runtimes (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, local models) the app is built on.
OpenMausBot (MausBot)
OpenMausBot is an open-source, local-first app for running your own team of AI agents. Every bot in the sidebar is a real agent (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or a local model, running on your own machine) with its own personality, model, memory of its thread, computer and connected apps. You talk to bots like contacts, watch them work, and approve the actions that matter. It is the open alternative to closed, cloud-only agent chat products: bring your own agents and subscriptions, no proxy in the middle, and all transcripts, keys and events stay in ~/.openmausbot on your machine. One local harness server owns every agent process. Agents can work in an isolated local VM, a cloud Linux desktop, or, after explicit opt-in, the host computer, and reach hundreds of apps through MCP and built-in integrations. OpenMausBot ships as signed and notarized desktop builds for macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux, with companion iOS and Android apps on the App Store and Google Play. Since its first release in August 2026 the project has passed 5,400 GitHub stars and 900 forks, with 80 tagged GitHub releases (the desktop app is at v0.1.122) and contributions from more than 140 people. It is written in TypeScript (React 19, Electron, Swift and Kotlin for the phone apps) and licensed under Apache-2.0.
Current maintainer team for one year
Twelve months of the three people maintaining OpenMausBot today: the two founders, who maintain the desktop, iOS and Android apps, review and merge community pull requests and cut every signed release (USD 50,000 combined, well below their previous market salaries), and one hired developer (USD 10,000).
Three additional developers
Hire three more developers in India at USD 10,000 each per year, matching what we pay our current developer, to take on Windows and Linux parity, the phone apps and the agent sandbox so the founders can focus on the core harness and security.
Signing, stores and CI infrastructure
Apple and Google developer accounts, code-signing certificates and notarization, CI runners for macOS, Windows and Linux builds, and cloud VMs used to test agent sandboxes.
Milestone: Linux parity with macOS
Three months of work to bring the Linux build level with macOS: signed .deb and AppImage packages with auto-update, the local agent sandbox VM on Linux, and tested docs for running the harness on a self-hosted Linux box. Milestones: packages and auto-update shipped; sandbox VM working on Ubuntu and Fedora; docs published and verified by two community testers.
Milestone: per-bot permissions, activity log and spend caps
Four months of work on the trust layer every bot runs under: scoped permissions per bot (files, apps, network), a full activity log of every action and approval, and per-bot spend caps for model usage. Milestones: scopes enforced in the harness; activity log viewable in the app and exportable; spend caps with alerts shipped in a signed release.
Milestone: six months of community maintenance
Pays a maintainer to triage issues, review and merge community pull requests within a week, keep a monthly signed release on every platform, and write contributor docs. Milestones: median PR review time under seven days; six monthly releases shipped; contributor guide and architecture doc published; one community session per quarter.
Goodwill support
Any amount, one-time or monthly, to show support for the project.
| Year | Income | Expenses | Taxes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 0 USD | 0 USD | 0 USD | First year. GitHub Sponsors income is about USD 27 a month; all other costs (maintainers, signing, stores, CI) are paid by the founders out of pocket, partly offset by early Cloud plan revenue. |