Chat, terminal & browser
Every surface in one workspace.
Run 20+ coding agents and see exactly where each one is, available for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and OpenCode.
7 days free · no account · no card · Apple Silicon
Every surface in one workspace.
A clean branch for every agent.
Inspect every change before it lands.
Review and respond from the mobile web app.
MAESTRO
Maestro reads the repository, makes the architecture decisions, builds a dependency-aware plan and routes every block to the model best suited to ship it.
Describe the outcome. Maestro turns it into a reviewed plan, then routes every block to the best available agent.
THE REST OF THE COCKPIT
Usage, cost, sessions, servers and shipped output stay visible without pulling you away from the agents doing the work.
Search every session, project and provider. Work needing attention is always surfaced first.
Live Claude Code and Codex windows, reset times and warnings before a long run starts.
See API-equivalent value by project, model and session, calculated locally from your transcripts.
Explore trending agent projects, AI news and verified skills without leaving your workspace.
Find a past Claude, Codex or Gemini session and reopen it inside its original project.
Ports are grouped by project with instant open, copy and stop actions.
Measure weekly output, commits, concurrency and the wall-clock time parallel work gave back.
Read, reply and approve from your phone over your own network—without a cloud relay.
PRICING
No account. No card. No feature limits.
No account · No card · No feature limits
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · 45 MB · Cancel anytime
AITerm is not trying to be the orchestration layer for a team of 20+ developers. It is built for advanced solo developers who want one native cockpit for their agents and a way to move through vibe coding up to 10× faster.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode are first-class workers. AITerm detects what is installed and adapts its routing. With one CLI installed, Maestro still works; with several, it can cross-review and route work by difficulty.
It includes a real native terminal, but it is now only one surface in a broader workspace. Chat, browser, editor, files, changes and Maestro can live beside it in tabs and split panes.
AITerm does not upload or relay your repository. Your chosen coding CLIs make their normal provider calls under their own authentication. Plans, project state and worktrees stay local.
Maestro is AITerm's multi-agent orchestration surface. It reads a repository, creates an editable implementation plan, assigns tasks to installed coding agents in isolated worktrees, runs build and test gates, asks another agent to review the work, integrates successful tasks and waits for you before the final merge.
No. It can autonomously build, test, review and integrate task branches, but the plan and the final merge are explicit human gates.
The app asks for a €9.99/month license. If you stop, your projects, branches and local data remain untouched.