At a glance
See what every agent is doing
Run several agents at once and it stops being obvious which one is working and which one needs you. In Ultenix you can tell from the pane itself. The ring means keyboard input goes here; the bar along the bottom is what that terminal is doing. Different shapes, so you never confuse the two, even from across the room.
$ claude ✳ Working… (12s) editing src/App.tsx
$ npm run build vite v7.1.0 building… transforming (142)
$ claude Delete this file? 1. Yes 2. No
$ claude 1330 tests passed $
When you are not looking, a sound and a notification tell you the moment an agent needs you or finishes. You can pick a different sound for each.
Asking the AI
Ask in plain language
Describe what you want and it becomes a command, with a plain-language explanation of what will happen before it runs.
Ask by voicePro
Speak and your words become the instruction. Transcription runs on your Mac; your voice never leaves it.
AI with nothing to set upPro
No API key to obtain, no model to install. The AI works the day you install the app.
Bring your own key or model
Connect your Claude API key, or a local Ollama. The AI input works on the free plan.
A guide that goes step by stepPro
Multi-step jobs such as installing Claude Code are walked through one step at a time, and you can stop at any point.
Not breaking things
Anything you cannot undo stops
Deleting, overwriting, changing permissions: each one stops for a human to approve before it runs.
How risky it is, up front
Two levels, warn and critical, with a plain explanation of the effect and whether it can be undone.
While you are away
Every pane says what it is doing
A bar and a mark on each pane show whether it is working, waiting for you, or finished. The pane your typing goes to is marked differently, with a ring, so the two never blur.
Told when you are needed
A notification when a command finishes, or when something is waiting for your approval.
Success marks and jumps
Green for success, red for failure, and ⌘↑ / ⌘↓ to jump between commands.
Drive it from iPhone and iPadPro
See your Mac and answer from anywhere. Traffic is encrypted end to end.
Resume where you left offPro
Layout and working directories come back, so the next morning starts where you stopped.
The terminal underneath
Tabs and split panes
⌘T for a tab, ⌘\ to split right, ⌘⇧\ to split down, and a shortcut to maximize a pane.
Saved layouts and iTerm2 import
Name and save how your windows are split and where they point. Existing iTerm2 arrangements import directly.
Profiles
Separate colors, fonts and shells per job, switched from a list with icons.
Search, colors, fonts, backgrounds
Search the scrollback, change colors and fonts, and set a background image per directory.
Your own key bindings
Rebind the main actions, and change text size across the whole app at once.
32 languages
The interface speaks 32 languages, following the system or the one you pick.
macOS 11 or later. Apple silicon and Intel. Signed and notarized.