Inmo

One control center for everything you run.

Omin unifies desktop automation, browser control, AI agents, Obsidian, MCP tools, local models, and developer workflows under a single, observable dashboard.

omin · 0.1.0
Desktop
Browser
Obsidian
MCP
Nomi
Shell
The problem

Modern work runs on too many disconnected tools.

Notes in one app. Tasks in another. Agents in a third. Browser scripts on a desktop nobody trusts. Each tool is fine in isolation — together they leak time, state, and attention.

The Omin approach

Coordinate them from one place, with one mental model.

A control center that connects desktop and browser automation, MCP tools, Obsidian, AI agents, and local models — with workflow graphs, observable runs, and durable schedules.

The dashboard
omin // runstoday
5 runs/3 ok· 1 warn· 1 fail
  • 08:00
    Daily inbox triage
    ok
    1.2s
  • 10:14
    Capture & link · Obsidian
    ok
    0.6s
  • 11:30
    Browser · scrape competitor
    warn
    8.4s
  • 14:00
    Desktop · weekly report build
    ok
    32.1s
  • 16:08
    MCP · figma export
    fail
Features

Designed for power users who orchestrate their own stack.

Desktop automation

Drive native apps with reliable selectors. Click, type, watch — and chain it into a workflow you can re-run.

Browser automation

A managed browser context for scraping, posting, testing, and routine web tasks — observable end-to-end.

Tool & agent orchestration

Compose MCP tools, local AI from Nomi, and shell scripts into a single workflow graph with retries and guardrails.

Obsidian & knowledge-base integration

Read, write, and reorganize your vault. Capture from anywhere, surface from anywhere, on your own machine.

MCP-ready architecture

Speak the Model Context Protocol natively. Bring your own servers — or pick from the Omin registry of vetted tools.

Workflow dashboards

One dashboard for runs, schedules, and alerts. See what fired, what failed, and what to fix — without a terminal.

Closed alpha is open for a few.

We're inviting power users, prosumer devs, and automation-curious teams into the closed alpha. Tell us what you'd connect first.