Pricing · ownership
Buy once. Use with all your agents.
Lyhna Desktop is a local app you own — not a meter running in the background. Unlimited local receipts, and your receipts stay yours.
What buy-once means
One purchase, your machine, your receipts. No per-action meter on your own runs.
Buy once
One purchase, not a subscription meter.
Pay for the app, not for every tool call your agents make.
Use with all your agents
One app across your whole setup.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, local models — every agent you route through Lyhna earns receipts.
Unlimited local receipts
No cap on what you witness.
Render as many runs as you want. Receipts are generated on your machine.
Your receipts stay yours
Local by default.
Receipts land in a local inbox. You export the capsule and its proof references when you choose.
What's included — no artificial upsells
The core receipt and every export are part of the product, not a paywalled tier.
- The readable receipt and the Work Receipt Capsule. The whole point — never held back.
- Every export. Markdown, JSON, OKF-style knowledge bundle, PAM-shaped memory bundle. All in the box.
- Bring your own everything. Your agents use your keys, models, and tools. Lyhna doesn't pay for or host your model usage.
Future updates, not core limits
The local app stands on its own. Future updates should make teams and verification smoother — not put limits around the core receipt product.
- Hosted signing & verification polish. A future paid path for cryptographic proof refs anyone can check offline. Signed mode routes your tool calls through Lyhna's hosted service to decide, so local unsigned receipts will remain the default privacy-preserving path.
- Team sync & shared inboxes. A future update for agencies and teams that want receipts in one place.
- Managed verification history. A future update for people who want a shared, durable record of signed receipt checks.
None of these turn the readable receipt, the capsule, or the exports into an upsell.
See what you'd own.
Run the demo, read the receipt, and decide for yourself whether a local receipt layer for your agents is worth owning — before any number is on the table.
Run the demo