To install It, tell your agent: Install It from https://itcan.do and set it up for this app. Or run curl -fsSL https://itcan.do/install.sh | sh on macOS or Linux, or irm https://itcan.do/install.ps1 | iex in PowerShell on Windows. The install guide is at https://itcan.do/install.md and the source is at https://github.com/Aaryan-Kapoor/it.
It can be a whiteboard, a chessboard, a map, anything your agent needs. It can do that.
Any agent. Any interface. Both ways.
The interface between people and AI agents. Your agent builds whatever the moment needs, on any screen you own, and whatever you do on it goes back to the agent.
It runs on your own computer. No account.
← you
agent
See it in a minute and a half.
Two short films, with sound.
Agents now work for hours on their own.
They still answer in paragraphs.
At 4:58 pm your agent finishes a report and asks you to approve it. At 5:04 pm it stops, and nothing is listening. At 11:02 pm you tap Approve on your phone. Today that tap goes nowhere. With It, your answer goes back to the agent that asked, It wakes the agent, and the report ships.
It asks. You tap. The agent continues.
Your agent builds the interface and puts it on your screen. You answer, and the agent carries on.
The agent asks which of three homepages it should build. You tap the second, and your tap goes back to the agent, which builds that one where the question was.
On every screen you own.
Phone, tablet, laptop or TV. Whatever you do on any of them goes back to your agent.
The same trip on four screens. On a phone you tick the last thing on the packing list. On a laptop you pick a seat and the agent holds it. On a TV you choose a film and the agent starts the download. On the screen in a car you take the coast road and the agent redraws the way.
State flows out. Actions flow back.
The agent builds the interface.
Whatever you do on it goes back to the agent.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- T3 Code
- Pi
- OpenCode
- Hermes Agent
Your answer always gets through.
Whatever the moment needs, the agent builds it on the spot.
Real cards from the founder's own display
A window like any coding tool's is asked to help arrange a living room, and answers in paragraphs of measurements. The view draws back, and it is one of a wall of the same window.
Every tool hands you the same room.
You ask for a living room, a lesson or a game. The answer comes back in paragraphs.
“I think a GUI hasn't yet really been invented in a general way.”
A room for every job.
Say what you are doing, and your agent builds the room for it. Tap one to copy it.
How people work with agents hasn't been decided yet.
Markdown
You read it.
HTML
You look at it.
In the chat
You use it, inside one chat.
it
You use it anywhere, with any agent.
Not that IT.
No tickets and no reboots. Just a screen your agent can build on, and a way for your answer to get back to it.
Install itcando
Tell your agent. It sets itself up on your own computer and hands you a link to pair your first screen.
- Runs on your own computer
- No account
- Source on GitHub
You tell your agent: Install itcan.do. That's it.
Install It from https://itcan.do and set it up for this app.
Or install it yourself
curl -fsSL https://itcan.do/install.sh | sh
irm https://itcan.do/install.ps1 | iex
It is used every day on Linux, and has only been run on test machines on macOS and Windows so far.