UUMit

UUMit is built around a simple idea: the most useful tools you own are already running on your own computer, so they should not be trapped there. A small desktop client plus an optional connector turns local web pages, internal APIs, MCP services, notes and spreadsheets into a stable UUMit address. Once published, that address works from a phone in transit, a laptop in another office, or a teammate in a different city — without moving the workload to someone else's cloud.

Control is the second half of the product. Publishing starts private. From the client you decide, application by application, whether an address stays for your eyes only, opens to invited members, or is available to everyone, and any of those decisions can be reversed. Connector skills let an agent you already run do the mechanical work: enumerate running apps, check ports and processes, publish a chosen target, and return a URL with a live verification result so you know the share actually works.

UUMit also extends past app gateways. A data plaza exposes POI, map, weather, OCR, enterprise and financial APIs; shared compute lets you call model APIs or node capacity and contribute your own idle resources; LINGJING covers story-to-video creation with image, video and voice tools; and an agent collaboration layer based on A2A, MCP and workflows lets multiple agents discover each other and split work. Documented pricing and quotas are shown per service, so a single URL is often the entry point to a much wider capability network.