Your terminals, your browser, and your coding agents in one window — with the whole stack running on your own machine. Available for macOS on Apple Silicon and for Windows on x64.
v0.1.6 · Apple Silicon · 106 MB · August 2026
371fd592d23aba56e62280561abb11b07ac7e65f976a5cf4abeb0d4d44c0a60cFull pseudo-terminals, not an emulation. Interactive tools behave exactly as they do in iTerm, because to them nothing is different.
Start an agent in a project folder on your own disk. It reads and writes your files directly — no uploading a codebase to somebody's cloud sandbox.
Open a preview or a doc as a tab in the same window. Sessions persist, so you sign in once.
Database, storage, and services all start with the app and stop with it. Nothing about a project has to leave the laptop.
Three steps, and the app keeps itself current after that.
The usual macOS install. Nothing else to configure.
This build isn't notarised by Apple yet, so a double-click will refuse to open it and offer no way past. Right-click gives you an Open button that does. You only do this once.
The same account you use on the web. Your projects are already there.
Updates arrive on their own
Fixes download in the background and apply the next time you open the app — usually a few hundred kilobytes rather than a new install. You will not be asked to download this page again.
macOS
Windows
Both need a Cypress account.
This is early and it has rough edges. It is genuinely useful today, which is why we're handing it out — but expect bugs, and expect them to be fixed quickly.
Found something? Tell us — reports go straight to the people building it.