Know when you're needed.
An inbox for your sessions, unread indicators, and a Dock badge. Enable Mac notifications, then click an alert to jump back to the work.
Terminals, agents, and a browser. One calm workspace.
Keep projects together. Know when your attention is needed.
Native macOS 14+ · Local workspace · Bring your own agents
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.
~/Developer/studio
❯ npm run dev
VITE ready
Local: http://localhost:5173/
Watching for file changes.
✓ Your next idea starts here.
Something good is taking shape.
Try the browser, switch projects, or open a notification. Illustrative preview; no commands are executed.
LESS SHUFFLING. MORE SHIPPING.
The familiar terminal, with a little more room
for everything you're working on.
An inbox for your sessions, unread indicators, and a Dock badge. Enable Mac notifications, then click an alert to jump back to the work.
Open a web page alongside your terminal. Navigate, reload, and keep a separate browser pane for each project.
Arrange tabs, grids, and nested splits. Resize your panes or zoom into one. Keep Claude, Codex, and your own commands close.
Local sessions keep running through app quits with tmux. Saved projects, layouts, and scrollback archives help you find your place again.
See Git branches, changes, and local ports at a glance. Create a worktree for a new idea, or connect to an SSH workspace with remote tmux.
Find projects and commands in the palette. Customize shortcuts, save launch profiles, and opt into the pt CLI to control sessions and the browser.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
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.
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.
Project Terminal stores workspace metadata locally and keeps scrollback in local tmux memory and local text archives. 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.
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.
Not yet. The download is a private preview. Email sign-in is limited to project team members, and paid activation is not available yet. Live sales have not launched.
MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT IDEA
Start with your projects. Bring the tools you love.
Download for Mac For macOS 14+ · Terminal runtime included