Aider is a terminal pair-programmer that edits your repo from the CLI. Search demand for "Aider hosting" is near zero in US Google Ads data (2026-07-26), so this page targets operational intent: run Aider somewhere that keeps going when your laptop sleeps, with isolation that a shared multi-tenant box will not give you.
jurniti’s Aider harness is a paid Firecracker microVM. BYOK model keys. No free trial.
Why remote Aider exists as a product problem
Local Aider is great until:
- The laptop sleeps mid-refactor
- You need a stable long-running environment
- You refuse to put customer code next to other tenants’ processes
Those are isolation and always-on problems — not “does Aider work?” problems.
What jurniti provisions
You pick Aider at the product landing or checkout. jurniti boots a microVM with the harness install path, exposes the terminal surface, and leaves credentials to you.
Provision is on the order of minutes, not a single boot metric as the whole story.
BYOK and money
Bring your own model API keys. jurniti does not mark up tokens in v1.
No free trial. No free tier. First purchase: 30-day money-back guarantee.
Aider on jurniti vs laptop-only
| Laptop Aider | jurniti Aider microVM | |
|---|---|---|
| Survives sleep | No | Yes |
| Tenant isolation | Your machine only | Firecracker boundary |
| Price | Free software + your API bill | Paid plan + your API bill |
Fit
Fit if you already like Aider and need always-on isolated compute.
Not fit if you only want a free weekend experiment and will not pay for a real box.
Start
Open /aider. Pick a paid plan. Provision. Export keys. Run your first repo task on the microVM.