What if your desktop could become a world of its own? 🐉
With UUMit, share your locally running apps, APIs, and MCP services — and let others access them through a browser.
Build locally. Share beyond your screen.
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Built an app, API, or MCP service locally?
UUMit helps you share locally running services through a link, so others can access what you've built through a browser.
Local capabilities, connected worldwide.
Explore UUMit — link in profile.
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There's work on your machine that only your machine can run: a prototype, a local AI app, a tool you built in an afternoon. UUMit puts it on a fixed link you control. The other side opens a browser. No deploy, no server bill, no router config.
Built an AI tool, app, or API locally?
UUMit helps you share local services remotely, connect with clients, and manage access permissions.
Your tools. Your machine. A wider reach. 🌍
Local capabilities, connected worldwide.
Explore: https://t.co/R6kWWGGa9N
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What If Your AI Could Escape Your Computer? 🐉
Meet a little dragon on a big mission.
Your local tools. Your capabilities. Connected beyond your screen.
Discover the story behind UUMit.
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Your tools shouldn't be stuck on your computer.
With UUMit, share your local apps and tools with others, while keeping control over access.
Build your own workflow. Share what works.
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That's what I'm exploring with UUMit.
Give each thing on your computer its own address. Decide who can access it, set an expiry, and revoke access when you want.
Your computer needs to be on for others to reach it. For production or lots of users, deploy.
Link in bio.
Idle is not waste.
A computer that sits unused for most of the day isn't necessarily wasted capacity.
A rented machine has to stay busy to pay for itself. Yours already did.
What if the computer you already own could do more?
Built an AI setup you love? Stop keeping it to yourself.
With UUMit, you can invite others to use your app through a link — no need for them to rebuild the same setup from scratch.
Share your AI. Your way.
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Build locally. Share effortlessly. 🚀 UUMit makes local AI tools accessible to your team through shareable links and flexible access control.
See how AYi puts it into practice 👇
https://t.co/ZaSxaH4F2c
What's running on your machine right now that you would not hand to a colleague as-is — an agent, a workflow, a folder of half-finished experiments?
I'll tell you which ones I'd give their own key and which I'd keep on "just me". The setup I actually run is in my bio.
Every agent got an ID this week. The four on your laptop still share yours.
The enterprise stack shipped badges, scoped keys, a kill switch. Same week, someone posted seven years of commit history: more agents, more work.
One address per thing. One key per person.
What's already running in a folder on your machine that nobody else can open — a model, a workflow, a demo you never finished?
Reply with it. I'll tell you which of the three access levels I'd use for it. The setup I actually run is in my bio.
Five small models shared one folder this week and matched a frontier model.
No bigger model. No retraining. One place to work: a plan, notes, the answer.
Your computer is a shared workspace now. It still has one entrance: you, in the chair.
One link decides who else gets in.
One client finds what's already running. No rebuild, no domain, no ports.
You choose who gets in - only you, the people you invite, or everyone. Copy the link, share it, revokeit in one click.
Link in bio.https://t.co/034azfD86C
Permission is the asset now.
This month CERT-In rated AI agents as attack vectors (Critical, Oct 2026).
Yet the default is still: hand over the machine, or deploy a copy.
UUMit gives the app already on your computer a link you control.
Set an expiry. Take it back.