For macOS · Version 1.3.9
Many Agents.One Window.
Run a whole team of Claude Code and Codex agents on your Mac. Hand them a project, watch the work take shape beside the chat, and step in only when they need you.
macOS 14 or later · free for 14 days · Claude Code required

How it works
Every project gets a team.
Tell the orchestrator what you want. It runs the rest on the Claude Code and Codex plans you already have, so there's no extra AI bill, and your code stays on your Mac.
Orchestrator
Runs one project. It splits your request into tasks, opens a tab for each, and keeps track of who is doing what. You talk to it, and it talks to the rest.
Workers
Each builds one task in its own git worktree, so they never trip over each other, then tests it and reports back.
Thinkers
Called in for the hard parts: a design decision, a bug that beat two workers, anything that spans the codebase. A thinker makes the call and hands the building to workers.
Reviewers
Check finished work before it reaches you. They can only read, and they run on a different provider when Codex is set up, so they catch what a model reviewing its own work misses.
Card view
Every agent, every project, at a glance.
Each project on one canvas: its orchestrator, the agents it sent out and the worktrees they're in. See who's working, who's queued and who needs you, then click any agent to open it.
Built-in browser
Agents test it for you, right in the window.
Your app runs in a browser beside the chat. Agents open it, click through flows, fill in forms and check the result themselves. Ask them to do it for you too: try checkout on a new account, or walk every page at phone width. It stays signed in to your sites, and you can take over with a click.
I'll open the store, add a coffee, check out with a new email and make sure the order goes through.
Checkout works for a new account. The order went through, and the total matches the cart.
Needs you
Every question in one place.
When an agent needs a decision, it lands here with the agent's recommendation. Nothing waits unseen in a tab you aren't looking at.
Add refresh token rotation. Keep existing sessions working, then send the diff to the Reviewer.
Rotation works and the tests pass. One call for you: revoke the old refresh tokens now, or let them expire on their own?
Revoke the old refresh tokens now, or let them expire on their own?
Recommends: Let them expire. They last seven days.
Ship rotation behind a flag, or turn it on for everyone?
Recommends: Behind a flag for one release.
Building for iPhone?
The iOS Simulator, right in the window.
No more building to your phone to check a screen. Flip the panel to iOS and use the app live beside the agent working on it.

Get started
Up and running in a few minutes.
Download and open
Your 14-day trial starts right away. No account, no card.
Sign in to Claude Code
The app walks you through it. Codex is optional.
Open a project
Tell the orchestrator what you want done. It takes it from there.
Questions
Before you download
- What do I need?
- A Mac on macOS 14 or later, and Claude Code with a Claude subscription (Pro or Max) or an Anthropic API key. Codex is optional.
- What happens after the trial?
- You can still read everything, but new work pauses until you add a license. A license is $49, paid once. Email hello@ailogy.co to buy one.
- Is my code sent anywhere?
- Not to us. Agents run through your own Claude Code and Codex, under your own accounts, and the app has no analytics. See the privacy policy.
Try it free for 14 days.
macOS 14 or later · free for 14 days · Claude Code required
Questions? hello@ailogy.co