We’re building the layer that makes agent work safe to ship.

Coding agents got good in late 2024. By 2026 they’re shipping real code on real machines, faster than humans can review. The oversight layer never caught up. Every team that runs agents at scale ends up reinventing some half-broken way to know what their agents are doing and approve what matters.

Viewport is that layer, done properly. A daemon on every paired machine. A relay that’s a dumb pipe. A control plane that runs multi-agent work across the agents you already use, brings approvals to one inbox, and proves what each run did. Daemon and relay self-host today, with a documented HTTP control-plane API for teams that build their own interface against it.

We’re privacy-first because we have to be. Engineering teams will not pipe their codebases through a SaaS to use it. Sessions announce metadata only. Context bodies are encrypted at the edge. The architecture is control-plane-blind by design. You can read every line of the daemon on GitHub.