App Store
The Companion Hub App Store provides a curated catalogue of self-hosted applications — install with one click from the dashboard.
How it works
Browse by category or search, open an app detail page, fill in the install form (passwords, options), and click Install. Hub pulls Docker images, generates environment files, configures Traefik routing, and starts the stack.
Installed apps appear on your dashboard with live status, logs, backup controls, and expose settings.
App sources
- CI Marketplace — The primary catalog (CI-Marketplace on GitHub)
- Custom app stores — Add private or third-party catalogs (Custom App Stores)
- Remote install — Install from hub.ci.computer when your Hub is paired
Categories
Each app declares one or more categories, used for filtering and discovery. The valid categories are:
ai · automation · books · companion-intelligence · data · development · featured · finance · gaming · media · music · network · photography · security · social · utilities · mcp
A few are special:
featured— surfaced prominently on the store landing viewai— AI and inference apps (Open WebUI, OpenClaw, Hermes)mcp— Model Context Protocol servers that agents can connect to (see Companion Agent)companion-intelligence— first-party CI apps and services
See Apps Available for the full catalog.
Apps with available: false in their manifest are treated as drafts and do not
appear in the store. See config.json options for
the full app manifest format.
Submit your own app or agent
Have an app or an MCP-connected agent to share? Submit at ci.computer/store-submit or read Submitting to the Marketplace. Agent-specific requirements (like hub_integration.mcp_client) are covered in Companion Agent → Building agent apps.
Apps incompatible with your CPU architecture (e.g. amd64-only on an arm64 Mac) are hidden automatically.