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One app that installs, powers, and supervises poppies — apps that run their backends in your own AWS account. Your keys never leave your machine; every change an app makes to your cloud is visible and reversible.
It's free. No licence, no seat, no trial clock — you pay Amazon for what you run, and nothing to us. Individual poppies may charge for themselves; the app that runs them never does. New here? See how it works, screen by screen →
// verify your download
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/AgentsPoppy_0.3.20_universal.dmg
96bf83c063090a48824a8c1495c31b25b8d7f7c74297fcd0abb9b436e0040b41
// run it
chmod +x AgentsPoppy_0.3.20_amd64.AppImage
./AgentsPoppy_0.3.20_amd64.AppImage
// verify your download
sha256sum AgentsPoppy_0.3.20_amd64.AppImage
f925a8954749f182ccf44e413afa3a1d89854a79c9910c7821393e238f256cad
// Arch / Omarchy — one command, appears in your app launcher
sudo pacman -U https://github.com/leonct74/agentspoppy-releases/releases/download/v0.3.20/agentspoppy-bin-0.3.20-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
// Debian / Ubuntu — same, via apt
sudo apt install ./AgentsPoppy_0.3.20_amd64.deb
Download .deb · 46 MB · uses your system's libraries
Three steps, no cloud expertise required.
01
Drag AgentsPoppy to Applications and open it. It runs entirely on your machine — there's no account to create at agentspoppy.com.
02
Point it at an AWS profile. The broker holds your credential locally and hands apps only narrow, short-lived, revocable access.
03
Browse the directory and install your first poppy — like MailPoppy, email on your own domain, in your own cloud. Audit it first if you like.
// straight talk
Every Mac, one download. The macOS build runs natively on Intel and Apple Silicon — nothing to pick. Linux (x86_64) and Windows on the Microsoft Store ship too.
Early software. AgentsPoppy is young and moving fast. What's already true: your keys stay local, poppy access is scoped and short-lived, and everything a poppy creates is visible and removable in one click — read the security page for the specifics, including what we won't promise.