Claude Web
Debug panel
Claude Code, with a face.
A desktop and web app: conversations, review, split view, your phone as a remote. The official Claude Code runs underneath, and it drives Codex, Gemini CLI and others too.
Free and open source · Windows, macOS and the web · No sign-up
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Hand it out, they get to work
Say what you want and Claude splits the work across subagents running side by side. Each one is a guest in the café: walks in, finds a seat, switches on.
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One turn, one line
The files it read, what it changed, the commands it ran, folded into one summary line. Open it for the full timeline.
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It raises a hand when it needs you
It asks before it edits a file or runs a command. The permission card waits above the input box: allow or deny in one click, and new messages never push it away.
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See what changed, right there
Every turn's changed files get a card; open it for a line-by-line diff, and leave a note on any line for it to pick up.
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Done? Check out at the desk
Each subagent checks out at the front desk when it is done: how long it took, how many tokens, roughly what it cost.
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Not just Claude, not just this computer
The same window drives Codex, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code and more, and subagents can use any provider's model; conversations on another computer and your phone as a remote are all here too.
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One address for every account
The built-in model gateway puts all your accounts behind one local address; when one fails, it moves on to the next.
Read more →Ten skins. Same app.
The same app and the same turn, recorded in every character theme. Drag the picture to any second; turn on Compare to see two side by side.
Claude Web made this one itself. You can describe your own.
Install it and go
The desktop app brings its own runtime, so there is no Node.js to install; the web version runs from source with a few commands.