Eagle 5 keeps your library on a computer you own. Open it from your other devices, decide who gets in, and see every change they make.
Start Free TrialFiles stay here. Nothing goes through Eagle’s servers.
The computer you run Eagle on keeps and manages your library. You decide where the files live, and your other devices open that same library instead of copies of it.
Your files are on the studio computer and you’re at home. Connect to it and keep working on the same library, with the same folders, tags and edits.
One-time network setup. Read the guide
One library, live. Every device works on the library that lives on the host. A tag added at home shows up in the studio right away.
Not copies, not sync. Other devices don’t keep their own offline copy, so the host computer needs to be on and reachable.
A workspace holds your accounts, settings and libraries. Each library decides on its own who can edit it, who can only look, and who can’t see it at all.
Workspace · Studio
People join the workspace once, then get access library by library. Libraries they can’t open stay invisible to them.
Workspace role Member
Alex can work on project references and use the brand files, but never sees internal documents.
Workspace role Member
Your client can browse the references for their project and nothing else.
Workspace role Agent token
The agent can tag and sort project references for you, inside that one library.
Manages members, libraries and settings. Working solo, that’s you.
Adds, edits, tags and organizes files in the libraries they’re given.
Browses, searches and previews, without changing anything.
The tags on 140 posters changed overnight. Was it Alex tidying up, a script, or an agent finishing a task? Eagle 5 records who did it, when, on which files, and what exactly changed.
Claude retagged 140 items in Project refs / Swiss Posters
Today 02:14 · agent token · started by YouAlex moved 24 items to Packaging
Yesterday 17:05 · desktop appArchive bot set License expires on 58 items
Yesterday 18:20 · API tokenYou gave Alex Editor on Project refs
Monday 09:41 · workspace settingsLetting an agent into your library works like inviting a person. You decide what it can reach, and everything it does shows up under its own name.
Give the agent its own identity, separate from yours.
Pick which libraries it can open, and whether it can edit or only view.
Every change lands in the audit log, labeled as the agent.
Yes, whenever someone else wants to reach the library. Other devices connect to it rather than keeping their own copy. Working on the host itself is the same as any desktop app.
Give the host a public IP, or use a tunnel such as Cloudflare Tunnel. It’s a one-time setup, and our guide walks you through it.
Eagle for macOS and Windows, plus agents through Eagle MCP and the CLI. iPad and browser access are planned on the same foundation.
Invite them to your workspace, then choose which libraries they can edit or view. Libraries you don’t share stay invisible to them.
No. Hosting your own library has no monthly fee, and your files never pass through Eagle’s servers.
Each license includes a set number of members, and you can add more as your team grows.
The new foundation makes them possible, but they won’t be part of the first release.
Install Eagle on the computer that keeps your files. It works on its own right away, and you can open it to other devices whenever you’re ready.
