Parallel Intelligence
16 agents. One window.
AI agents that work while you don’t. Run Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and Grok side by side, see which one needs you, and undo any step.
For Mac, Windows and Linux · From $17/month · 7-day trial for $1
Works with your CLIs
Bring the agents you already use.
SwarmPane finds the CLIs on your computer and uses the sign-ins you already have.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Antigravity CLI
- Gemini CLI (with a Gemini API key)
- Cursor Agent
- GitHub Copilot CLI
- OpenCode
- Grok Build
- Kimi CLI
- Aider
- Droid
Agents cut corners. Your tests don’t.
Every result is checked before it ships, every agent step can be undone, and runaway runs stop on their own.
Agent Race: Two agents, one task. Your tests decide.
Each works in its own copy of the project. Tests, typecheck and lint rank them, and nothing merges without your click. More about Agent Race
Undo for agents: An agent broke it? Rewind that step.
A checkpoint before every step that can edit your files. One click puts them back exactly as they were. More about Undo for agents
Point and Fix: See the bug? Click it. Say the fix.
Pick what looks wrong in the Browser pane and say what to change. The change is made in a copy, checked, and shown before and after. More about Point and Fix
Token Guardian: Runaway run? It stops at your budget.
Only usage your CLIs report is counted, never estimated. A daily budget stops a run, and a run that loops on one failure is stopped with the evidence. More about Token Guardian
Limit handoff: Hit a usage limit? Keep going.
When Claude Code or Codex stops mid-task, pick how the work carries on. More about Limit handoff
Overnight Autopilot (beta): Queue it tonight. Review it at breakfast.
Each task runs alone and counts as ready only if your checks pass. A pass from weakened tests never counts. More about Overnight Autopilot
Video Studio · Labs · Pro
Need a launch video? Just describe it.
Watch an agent build it from your project’s own brand. Point at any frame to change it, then render an MP4 on your computer.
Video Studio comes with Pro. It is in Labs: turn it on in Settings. Verified on macOS so far.
SwarmPane Voice · Pro · macOS
Speak the change. Keep the control.
Press Command, Shift, Space and speak. SwarmPane Voice writes what you said into the composer as an editable draft, and nothing is sent until you send it.
And everything else you need.
Built into the same app, on the same projects.
- Jev Conductor (Beta): Hand over a goal and its checks. A failed check goes to another agent, with the evidence. More
- Chat: Plan with files and images as context, and switch between Claude Code and Codex as you go. More
- Teammates: Agents with a job, instructions, skills and long-term memory. They ask before editing. More
- Workflow: Chain up to 16 agent steps on a canvas. Approval steps wait for you. More
- Routines: Run a teammate on a schedule, every day or every week, while the app is open. More
- Broadcast: One prompt for several panes, sent once, with a count of who took it. More
- Simulator: An iOS Simulator beside the code, its screen in a pane. Needs a Mac with Xcode. More
- Signed approvals: Nothing edits your files until you approve. A request that changed since you saw it is refused. More
- AI Usage: What each CLI actually used, from its own reports. Estimates are labelled as estimates. More
- Accounts: Work and personal sign-ins side by side. Pick the account for each pane or conversation. More
- MCP Bridge: Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client can use your teammates, tasks and project search. More
- Skills: Reusable instructions, included whenever a teammate has the skill. More
- Plugins (Preview): Check your GitHub, Stripe, Vercel and other service CLIs’ sign-ins in one place. More
- Remote SSH (Preview): Save a server and verify its host-key fingerprint before you connect. More
- Theme Pack: Ten themes with matching terminal colours, and an accent that keeps text readable. More
- Live Board (Labs): A board whose cards move with your real races, overnight tasks and panes. More
No second AI bill. Two plans.
Both run on the Claude Code, Codex and other subscriptions you already pay for. Pro adds SwarmPane Voice, Video Studio and twice the Jev tokens.
SwarmPane Starter: $17/month or $170/year
For builders who run agents every day. 7-day trial for $1 · Cancel anytime.
- The desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux: Agent, Code, Chat and Workflow modes
- Agent Grid: up to 16 agents in real terminals
- Agent Race: your tests pick the winner
- Undo for agents: rewind any agent step
- Point and Fix: click a bug and say the fix
- Token Guardian: budgets that stop runaway runs
- Limit handoff: keep going when a usage limit hits
- Overnight Autopilot (beta): checked work by morning
- Several Claude Code and Codex accounts, side by side
- 5 million Jev tokens for Conductor (beta), one-time
SwarmPane Voice, 10M Jev tokens and Video Studio come with Pro.
SwarmPane Pro: $29/month or $290/year
For builders who talk to agents and make videos. 7-day trial for $1 · Cancel anytime.
Everything in Starter, plus:
- SwarmPane Voice: dictation into agents and terminals, and voice commands
- 1,500 minutes of cloud voice a month, about 25 hours
- 10 million Jev tokens for Conductor (beta), one-time
- Video Studio (Labs): from a sentence to an MP4 on your computer
- Voice Anywhere (Labs): dictation into other Mac apps
- Whisper on the Mac: offline dictation that uses none of the cloud voice minutes
- 300 minutes of cloud voice during the 7-day trial
SwarmPane Voice is macOS only for now, and Video Studio is verified on macOS so far.
Billed yearly, either plan is 2 months free: Starter saves $34 and Pro $58 against twelve monthly payments ($204 and $348).
Uses the AI subscriptions you already pay for · Mac, Windows and Linux · Cancel anytime from your account.
Creating an account is free. Provider subscriptions and API usage are billed separately by each provider.
- macOS (.dmg / .zip): Released. macOS 13 or later, one universal build for Apple silicon and Intel. Every feature, voice included.
- Windows (.exe): Released. x64 installer. Updates itself. No voice yet.
- Linux (.AppImage / .deb): Released. x64 AppImage and Debian package. No voice yet.
SwarmPane Voice and Voice Anywhere are macOS only for now.
Questions, answered.
What is SwarmPane?
SwarmPane is a desktop workspace for AI coding agents. It runs the coding CLIs you already use, like Claude Code and Codex, and keeps their conversations, live terminals, project files, browser previews, and approvals together.
How much does SwarmPane cost?
There are two plans: Starter at $17/month or $170/year and Pro at $29/month or $290/year. Billed yearly, either plan is 2 months free: Starter saves $34 and Pro $58 against twelve monthly payments ($204 and $348). Either plan, monthly or yearly, starts with a 7-day trial for $1, once per account: the $1 is charged at checkout, and the plan’s price starts when the trial ends unless you cancel before then. Creating an account is free. Your coding providers bill their own subscriptions and usage separately.
What is the difference between Starter and Pro?
Starter has the desktop app and every feature that finishes the work: Agent Grid, Agent Race, Undo for agents, Point and Fix, Token Guardian, Limit handoff, Overnight Autopilot and several accounts, with 5 million Jev tokens for Conductor. Pro adds SwarmPane Voice (1,500 minutes of cloud voice a month, about 25 hours), 10 million Jev tokens and Video Studio. Starter has no voice.
Which coding agents can I use?
SwarmPane detects the coding CLIs installed on your computer: Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, Gemini CLI (with a Gemini API key), Cursor Agent, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenCode, Grok Build, Kimi CLI, Aider, Droid. Install the ones you use and sign in to each with your own account; SwarmPane uses those sign-ins. Gemini CLI no longer takes a personal Google sign-in, so it needs a Gemini API key.
Does a plan include coding-agent usage?
No. Your coding CLI provider account, subscription, API key, and usage are managed separately by that provider. One-time allowance of Jev routing input tokens: 5 million with Starter, 10 million with Pro. Coding-provider usage is separate. Conductor beta is subject to availability.
Where does the code run?
Coding sessions run through CLIs installed on your computer, in terminals connected to your project folders. Race and Autopilot work in separate copies of the project, and you can inspect every file and change in the same workspace.
Which operating systems does SwarmPane run on?
SwarmPane is a desktop app for Mac (macOS 13 or later), Windows and Linux. SwarmPane Voice and Voice Anywhere are macOS only for now, the iOS Simulator pane needs a Mac with Xcode, and Video Studio is verified on macOS so far. Downloads has the installer for each. There is no iOS or Android app.
Can I change plans or cancel?
Yes. You can move between Starter and Pro, switch between monthly and yearly billing, or cancel from My account → Plan & billing; Stripe shows the amount, and when a change or cancellation takes effect, before you confirm.
Latest field notes:
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Let them run. Ship what passes.
SwarmPane for Mac, Windows and Linux.