Hypervibe · One board for your AI agents

01Board

Real terminals. One visual workspace.

Ctrl-C works. Vim works. htop works. Every console is the real CLI in a real PTY, exactly like your terminal app. Terminal tabs hide what is running; a board keeps every agent where you left it. Pan and zoom across as many as you need, in workspaces you switch like tabs.

How to run multiple Claude Code sessions at once on a Mac · Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI side by side

board · 21 agents 20s · loop

web · localhost9s · loop

Live web tiles

Tabs with a live localhost preview, plus a real Web Inspector docked to the board.

kanban · notes · calendar65s · loop

Kanban and notes

Plan next to the work: kanban, sticky notes, text and checklists beside your consoles.

ink · markup11s · loop

Ink and markup

Draw directly on the board and mark up dropped images in place.

git · push8s · loop

Git, on the board

A live card of your branches and a GitHub panel for commit, push and pull.

02Voice

Talk to the whole board.

The planner understands plain speech in your language, moves the board in seconds and answers out loud in a natural, high-quality voice, so your eyes never leave the consoles. Anything destructive waits for your confirmation. Your microphone audio is transcribed on your Mac and never leaves it; only the command text goes to the planner.

voice · planner + spoken replies

03Orchestration

Who is working, who is resting, who needs you.

Somewhere in your tabs, an agent is waiting for you. On the board you can see it: the mission map shows every console as working, resting or needing you, with status driven by the CLI's own hooks. Group consoles into teams with roles. Hand a task from one agent to another with its state: the outgoing session is summarized and the brief lands on the new agent.

mission map · teams 35s · loop

loops · goals23s · loop

Loops that know when to stop

Trigger a console on a schedule, on idle or on output. Give the loop a goal and it retires itself once the goal is met.

composer · 12 slots18s · loop

Twelve consoles, launched at once

Line up a whole team in the composer and launch it in one action.

04Studios

Your repo, turned into material.

Studios read the repo and give it back as something you can use: streaming documents with real PDF export, diagrams that spill onto the board as loose figures, code trees with highlighted previews and an Obsidian-style markdown vault.

documents · generate21s · loop

Document studio

Generate documents from the repo with a live preview, then export a real paginated PDF.

diagrams · repo map14s · loop

Diagram studio

Diagrams of your repo spill onto the board as loose ink figures. Export PNG or .excalidraw.

code · tree20s · loop

Code studio

Browse the file tree, preview code with highlighting and pin files as nodes on the board.

markdown · vault30s · loop

Markdown studio

An Obsidian-style vault: file tree, autosaving editor and a force-directed link graph.

05Continuity

Quit the app. Lose nothing.

Close with five consoles running. Reopen and each one relaunches in place and offers to pick up its last conversation, through that CLI's own native resume. Workspaces, skills, project memory and account profiles all live on your disk.

Running several accounts of the same CLI · Usage and token analytics per agent

resume · sessions14s · loop

Sessions that come back

Every workspace is saved on each change. Consoles come back exactly where they were, conversation included.

usage · tokens13s · loop

Usage at a glance

A usage pill per CLI and token analytics by day and agent, from your local session logs.

accounts · profiles6s · loop

Multiple accounts per CLI

Profiles with isolated homes let you run two accounts of the same CLI side by side.

memory · push22s · loop

Project memory

Per-repo and global memory. Nothing reaches a console unless you push it.

06Under the hood

Under the hood

Your agents, your machine, your rules.

Claude Code Codex Gemini CLI Grok OpenCode Aider Amp Goose Cline Cursor CLI Copilot CLI Droid Crush Codebuff Continue Kilo Code Qwen Code Kimi CLI Auggie hello my agent isany CLI

Your Mac already runs them Hypervibe just gives each one a console

FORKPTY

Real terminals

Every console is a full PTY with a controlling terminal: Ctrl-C, job control and full-screen TUIs behave exactly like iTerm.

YOUR PLAN

Your subscription, not API keys

Agents run as the interactive CLIs you are already logged into. Nothing falls outside the plan you already pay for.

ON DISK

Local-first

State lives on your disk as versioned JSON and speech is transcribed on-device. What talks to us: your sign-in, your planner commands with their board context, and the text of the replies the app speaks. Your microphone audio and your repos never do.

YOUR ENTER

You have the last word

Agents type. You send. Nothing prepared for you is ever sent for you, and a live console only dies by an explicit, confirmed action.

First run

1

Install your CLIs

Log in to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or whichever agents you use, the same way you do today. Hypervibe runs the binaries already on your PATH.

2

Open a repo

Point Hypervibe at a folder and it becomes a board: workspaces you switch like tabs, and presets that lay one out in a single tap.

3

Spawn consoles

Add agent consoles as nodes and put them to work. Direct them by voice or keyboard, group them into teams, or leave them on a loop.

07Pricing

One subscription. Your whole board.

2 months free

Pro Your complete agent workspace

USD 19 / month

Billed monthly

Taxes calculated at checkout.

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macOS 14+ · Apple silicon only
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Included with Pro

10,000 credits every month: Powers the voice planner and spoken replies. Renews monthly.
Unlimited voice dictation: On-device. Your audio never leaves your Mac.

34 agent CLIs, one visual board
Teams, handoffs and automated loops
Documents, diagrams and code studios
All updates included

Does it work with the agent subscriptions I already have?

Yes. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and the rest run on the plans you already have, logged in with your account, the same way you use them in a terminal. Hypervibe never resells model access. Each agent you run needs its own access: a plan, or an API key when that CLI supports one.

What if I run out of credits?

Credits renew every month, also on annual plans. If they run out, new voice planner requests and spoken replies pause until renewal, with no extra charges. The board, your consoles, voice dictation and local commands keep working.

What happens if I cancel?

Cancel anytime from your account or the Paddle portal. The plan does not renew, and Pro stays active until the end of the period you already paid for. First purchases and annual renewals have a 14-day refund window: see the refund policy.

How many Macs can I use?

Pro is for one person, on the Macs you own. See the terms for the license details.

Does it work offline?

Voice dictation does: speech becomes text on your Mac. The voice planner and spoken replies need a connection, and so do the agent CLIs when they talk to their own providers.

How are billing and taxes handled?

Billed monthly or annually in advance, renewing automatically until you cancel. There is no free trial. Paddle, our merchant of record, handles payment and adds taxes for your location at checkout. Terms

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08FAQ

Questions, answered.

Which agents can Hypervibe run?

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok, opencode and a catalog of 34 CLIs, plus any custom executable you add yourself. If it runs in a terminal, it can live in a node. Setting up the three most common ones side by side.

Why not tmux and a dozen terminal tabs?

tmux gives you panes. It does not tell you which agent is waiting for you, hand a task from one agent to another, or bring every conversation back when you reopen. Hypervibe keeps the real terminal and adds the board around it: status per console, teams, loops, voice, and a place to plan next to the work. Read the full comparison with tmux and terminal tabs.

Do I need API keys?

No. Each console is the real interactive CLI, logged in with your own account. Hypervibe never calls the agents' models for you, so nothing falls outside the subscription you already pay for. The only hosted pieces are Hypervibe's own voice planner and spoken replies, which are part of the subscription.

Does my code or voice leave my Mac?

Your microphone audio and your repositories do not. State lives on your disk and speech is transcribed on-device. Three things reach our servers: your sign-in, handled by Firebase Authentication; your planner commands with a snapshot of the board (console names and states, recent orchestrator messages, Markdown file paths), which our planner service sends to Groq to turn into a plan; and the text of the short replies the app speaks back, which our gateway sends to Inworld to generate the audio. Those messages can include snippets you or an agent wrote, so treat the planner like any hosted model. Beyond that, the only network traffic is whatever the CLIs you run make themselves. The privacy policy lists each service.

What does Pro include, and is anything limited?

One subscription covers the whole app for one person: consoles, workspaces and repos, teams, loops, studios and every update while you are subscribed. The included planner and spoken replies share 10,000 credits each subscription month, including on annual plans. Requests use credits according to their size, and the planner reserves its spoken reply before it begins. When there is not enough credit for both, new included requests pause until renewal without extra charges. Local commands remain available. Agent subscriptions such as Claude, Codex or Gemini are paid separately to their providers. The terms spell it out.

Can an agent do something I did not approve?

Not by default. Nothing auto-typed is auto-sent: flows leave the prompt prepared and you press Enter. Each CLI's auto-approval flag exists as a global opt-in, off by default, and killing a live console always asks first.

What are the system requirements?

macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon.

Why is it not on the Mac App Store?

Real terminals need to spawn real processes, and the App Store sandbox does not allow that. Hypervibe ships as a direct download instead, with access managed through your account dashboard: it is precisely what makes its consoles real.

How does Hypervibe update?

Hypervibe checks for signed updates in the app. You choose when to restart. You can also get the current installer from your dashboard.

09Community

Bring your fleet. Meet the crew.

People who run agents in parallel all day, comparing boards, workflows and war stories. Ask anything, show what you built, say what should come next. The people building Hypervibe are in there too.

Discord · open invite

Every fleet, one room.

A small server, run by the people who make Hypervibe. Bug reports and feature requests land in front of the developer, not in a queue.

01Show your boardLayouts, teams, loops. Steal what works.
02Ask and reportSetup help, bugs, and which agent for which job.
03Shape what comes nextFeatures get argued about here before they get built.

Join the Discord discord.gg/DEZWqHeb8G

Native macOS app for running coding agents in parallel

Don't let a screen decide
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