The Lindy alternative
that starts read-only.

Both are AI agents, but the design philosophy differs. Lindy lets you assemble 'AI employees' and workflows in a builder, with a large template library and voice capabilities. LiminaHub is built safety-first: you describe an outcome, it starts read-only, and you dial up autonomy with human approval and a tamper-evident audit trail — and you can see all 19 agents in its engine, mapped to the code that runs them.

It's designed around safety. LiminaHub starts read-only (Observe) so it can watch but never act, every action is proposed for approval and logged, facts are computed by deterministic code rather than generated by the model, and sensitive data is masked before it reaches a model. If a read-only-first, fully-auditable model matters to you, that's LiminaHub's core.

Lindy is a strong product. If you want voice or phone agents, a large library of prebuilt templates, or to assemble many specialized agents in a visual builder, Lindy is well suited to that. LiminaHub doesn't do voice, and it leans toward describe-the-outcome simplicity over builder flexibility.

Yes — it's designed for solopreneurs and small teams who want outcomes handled safely, not a platform to configure. It's free forever on Observe, then priced by autonomy level ($29 / $99 / $299), not by seats or task volume.

No building required at all. You describe what you want in plain English and connect the tools you want it to see. There's no workflow to assemble or migrate.