Features · Your apps

Build it, launch it, keep it running.

Interlink runs quietly in the background and looks after the apps you build with it: launching, reviving and watching them.

Always running

Interlink runs in the background with a tray icon and starts with Windows. The window is only a view: close it and nothing stops, even a reply still being written. Restart brings every window back on its chat, and a phone reloads itself. A new version takes over the next time it's idle. Only one copy ever runs.

Updates

A new build while the old one runs: a popup offers Restart now or Later, once nothing's being written. Auto restart does it by itself, but never while you're typing, reading or have a panel open. A build that fails to start is rolled back to the last good one, windows and all.

Launch your projects

The ⟳ popup lists your apps: green and running (with how long), or red and stopped. Launch starts one, never a second copy; Relaunch restarts it; Stop ends it. If one fails to start, you see its last output lines and a Retry button. Works from the phone too.

Keep running

Switch an app on and Keeper brings it back once it's been down an hour, even while Interlink itself is down. Apps you closed on purpose stay closed. It never kills anything, and every revive shows a toast.

Watches

Little automations that cost no tokens. When a time comes, an account's usage drops, a file appears or changes, or a line shows up in a log, then ping me (PC and phone) or start a job: a fresh chat sent your task, no go needed. Once or every time; Test runs it now.