Multiple AI providers
Connect supported providers and choose models manually or route work based on the task.
One governed desktop workspace for multiple AI models, files, MCP tools and authorized computers. Use supported free-tier model access where available — and keep control of what AI can actually do.



Visual design concepts, not screenshots of the released app. Final interface may differ.
The value is not another chat box. It is the connection between models, tools, files, computers and rules.
Connect supported providers and choose models manually or route work based on the task.
Shift work between available models for speed, quality or limits while keeping manual override.
Extend the workspace beyond the app to approved local and remote resources you control.
Connect compatible tools and services through a standard model-context interface.
Bring documents, code, images and project files into the same workspace as your models.
Put explicit rules and approval boundaries around what AI may inspect, change or execute.
Use the same governed workflow across both desktop platforms instead of maintaining separate stacks.
Use supported provider free allowances where available without adding a second Stone Wing inference meter.

Connect authorized Macs and Windows PCs through Bridge so Stone Wing can work with approved files, tools and environments available on those machines.
STONE WING · BRIDGEStone Wing's governance layer is designed to control how AI acts — not merely what it says. Sensitive actions can require approval, authority can be separated from execution, and provider changes do not have to bypass policy.
A representative separate stack can exceed $100/month once premium AI, automation, coding and remote-access tools are combined. Stone Wing is not identical to every product below; the point is functional overlap.
ONE GOVERNED WORKSPACESTONE WINGMac + WindowsThe product was substantially developed using the same model-connected, tool-connected workflow it is designed to give its users. That is the clearest demonstration of the product idea: use AI to do real work, not just talk about it.
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No. Stone Wing can use supported provider free tiers where available, but each provider controls its own limits and pricing. The goal is to avoid forcing a separate Stone Wing inference bill on top.
It can reduce the need to maintain separate interfaces and subscriptions for some workflows, but it does not grant paid entitlements from those services. You connect the providers and access you choose.
Yes, the verified target capability is to connect authorized Mac and Windows computers through Bridge, with governance determining what remote actions are permitted.
MCP is a standard way for AI systems to connect to compatible tools and services. Stone Wing uses it as part of a broader governed tool layer.
Because an AI that can act on files, tools and computers needs stronger controls than an ordinary chatbot. Stone Wing is designed to make approval and authority boundaries visible.