A project, not a pile of tabs.
Give each folder its own workspace. Keep agents, servers, and shells together, with names you can actually find.
BUILT FOR MAC. MADE FOR YOUR FLOW.
A little less
terminal chaos.
Your projects. Your agents. Your place to focus.
Bring every shell, Claude, and Codex session into one calm workspace.
Native macOS 14+ · Local workspace · Bring your own agents
A home for the way you work.
INTERACTIVE PREVIEW✳ Claude Code/ studio
A fresh perspective. Same working directory.
❯ Make the onboarding feel a little more human.
I'll take a look at the current flow first.
● Read src/onboarding.tsx
● Read src/components/welcome.tsx
Three small changes, one warmer welcome.
Ready to work through the details with you.
❯
›_ Dev server
~/Developer/studio
❯ npm run dev
VITE ready
Local: http://localhost:5173/
Watching for file changes.
✓ Your next idea starts here.
Sessions stay running when you close the app⌘T New terminal
Try switching projects, terminals, or layouts. Illustrative content; no commands are executed.
GOOD COMPANY FOR YOUR COMMAND LINE
✳ Claude Code⌘ Codex›_ Your favorite shell↗ Any CLI
LESS SHUFFLING. MORE SHIPPING.
Stay in the project.
Stay in your flow.
The familiar terminal, with a little more room
for everything you're working on.
Close the window. Keep the work.
tmux keeps your processes running when you quit. Reopen the app and reconnect to where you left off.
Your tools. Side by side.
Launch Claude, Codex, or a custom command. Switch between tabs, splits, and grids, and give each session its own palette.
⌘F Search terminal output↻ Reusable launch profiles◐ Light & dark themes⌨ Keyboard first
A SMALL PHILOSOPHY
Your terminal should feel like
your workspace.
Not another thing to manage.
Native SwiftUI. Real terminals. Your existing shell and CLI logins.
Project Terminal organizes the work, so you can get on with it.
Project Terminal organizes the work, so you can get on with it.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Glad you
asked.
Is this a new AI coding agent?
No. Project Terminal is a workspace for the command-line tools you already use. Claude and Codex have dedicated launch buttons; any other CLI can run in a shell or custom launch profile. Install and sign in to your agents separately.
What happens when I quit the app?
The app detaches from tmux, which keeps your processes alive. Open Project Terminal again to reconnect. Sessions do not survive a Mac reboot or a stopped tmux server; saved projects, layouts, and archived scrollback return, and you can explicitly restart stopped sessions.
Does my terminal output go to the cloud?
Project Terminal stores workspace metadata locally and keeps scrollback in local tmux memory. It doesn't send terminal output to an AI service to name sessions. Commands and agents you choose to run may connect to their own services under your existing settings.
What do I need to run it?
A Mac running macOS 14 or later. The downloadable app includes tmux, so you do not need Swift, Xcode, or Homebrew to use terminals. Optional Claude Code and Codex installation is offered on first launch. Check the download page for architecture and release status.
Can I buy it yet?
Account activation and subscriptions are available in our test system. Open your account to explore signup, Mac activation, and test checkout. Live sales have not launched.
MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT IDEA
Everything in its place.
Including you.
Start with your projects. Bring the tools you love.
Download for Mac For macOS 14+ · Terminal runtime included