Questions, split by operator job.

Soon. CrazyToad is in active development and sales open after the launch polish pass. The waitlist gets one launch email.

$20 for the first 50 founder buyers, then $50 one-time.

No CrazyToad subscription and no CrazyToad seat billing.

Windows first. The core is portable, but Windows is the launch target.

Start with Manage → Accounts, then set default brain and agent accounts. The Accounts guide walks through the provider lanes.

Yes. CrazyToad is local-first and keeps state in local app data. There is no cloud account to unwind.

Not for CLI-based Claude, Codex, and Gemini orchestration. API keys are optional lanes for OpenAI-compatible providers, Grok/xAI, media, model discovery, and remote routing.

No. CrazyToad orchestrates multiple coding agents from above. A single CLI is one worker; CrazyToad is the coordinating brain around many workers.

Yes. Local Ollama lanes are represented in Accounts and can be routed for jobs that fit.

Yes. The app has an xAI realtime voice engine path using native speech-to-speech, grok-voice-latest, and barge-in support. It is running live in the app today.

No. The live session is closed when muted/stopped, so it avoids idle spend while you are not talking.

Yes. Voice routing supports concierge, discuss, and direct modes so quick answers can stay quick while real work can still go to the brain.

CrazyToad has zero telemetry. Provider calls happen through the accounts and CLIs you configure, the same broad trust boundary as using those providers yourself.

No. Public screenshots are redacted and the website avoids real IPs, usernames, and desktop paths.

Local app state lives on your machine. Workspaces, memory, accounts-state, and diagnostics stay local unless you deliberately send something through a configured provider.

The app shows an in-app update path when a new signed build is ready. Updates are included for buyers.

Yes. The pages are split so Features, Guides, FAQ, and Pricing can expand as the app surfaces mature.