Founded by former Microsoft engineer Francesco Bonacci, Cua lets teams connect their own machines, supervise agents on shared desktops and pay for collaboration tools.
By [Ryan Merket](https://runtimewire.com/author/ryan-merket)
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Primary source: [X](https://x.com/trycua/status/2110775089558180028)
Why it matters #
Cua is charging for coordination around customer-owned computers rather than selling compute. That could appeal to teams that want agents inside desktop apps but need to control where sessions run; the relay's ability to read traffic in transit makes deployment choices part of the product decision.
Cua launched Spaces Teams and Pro on October 15th, offering a shared desktop where people and AI agents can work side by side. The launch thread describes the product as a layer on Cua Driver, the company's desktop automation and remote-display stack, for macOS, Linux and Windows.