Hypervibe
Hypervibe is a native macOS application that gives developers a visual board of real terminals for running coding agents in parallel. It orchestrates agents through voice, teams, handoffs and loops while keeping repositories, sessions and workspace state local to the user's Mac.
At a Glance
- Individual software developers
- Developers and technical teams using multiple AI coding agents
- Mac-based engineering workflows and repository maintainers
- Users who already subscribe to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or other terminal coding agents
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Hypervibe
macOS Workspace for Coding Agents
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Latest News
Hypervibe 1.0.2 (Build 16) released with orchestrator, voice/dictation and GitHub-panel fixes plus iCloud Drive and performance improvements.
Hypervibe 1.0.1 (Build 15) released with launcher, project setup, profile customization, installation and stability improvements.
Hypervibe 1.0.0 officially released as a Mac workspace for coding agents with visual boards, real terminals, orchestration, voice commands and persistent layouts.
Published updated guides for running multiple Claude Code sessions and running Claude Code, Codex CLI and Gemini CLI side by side on a Mac, including Hypervibe's board workflow.
Products & Services
A native macOS 14+ Apple Silicon app that runs coding-agent CLIs as real terminals on a pan-and-zoom visual board. It includes workspaces, live localhost web tiles, kanban and notes, ink/markup, Git/GitHub tools, voice orchestration, agent teams and handoffs, scheduled/on-idle/on-output loops, project memory, usage analytics, multiple account profiles, and document, diagram, code and Markdown studios.
The paid subscription unlocking the complete app for one person on Macs they own, including updates, unlimited voice dictation, 10,000 shared monthly credits for the hosted voice planner and spoken replies, 34 agent CLIs, teams, handoffs, loops and studios.
Market Position
Hypervibe positions itself as a visual, local-first alternative to terminal tabs and tmux for running multiple coding agents. Unlike panes or tabs, it adds status visibility, persistent spatial workspaces, native session resume, cross-agent handoffs, teams, loops, voice control, usage analytics and repository studios while preserving real terminal behavior and the user's existing agent subscriptions. Its trade-off is that it is limited to macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon, whereas tmux and many CLIs work on other platforms.
Founding Story
The product was created to address the limits of terminal tabs and tmux when developers run multiple coding-agent sessions: Hypervibe's stated initial vision is a visual workspace where users can see agent status, run real PTYs, move work between agents and resume sessions without losing context. The site identifies Lucio Sianca, LLC as the operator, but does not publish a more detailed founder biography or origin story.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Direct subscription software model. Hypervibe sells access to its macOS app and hosted voice-planner/spoken-reply services; users separately pay the providers of the coding-agent CLIs they connect.
Pricing Tiers
One-person license on the Macs the customer owns; includes the complete app, updates, unlimited on-device voice dictation, 10,000 shared credits per subscription month for the voice planner and spoken replies, and the listed board/orchestration/studio features.
Billed annually in advance; the site says annual plans receive a fresh 10,000-credit allowance each month during the paid year.
Target Markets
- Individual software developers
- Developers and technical teams using multiple AI coding agents
- Mac-based engineering workflows and repository maintainers
- Users who already subscribe to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or other terminal coding agents
- Running multiple Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or other coding-agent sessions in parallel
- Coordinating agents across a repository with visible status and handoffs
- Keeping parallel coding work separated with workspaces and Git worktrees
- Voice-directed development and hands-free board control
- Long-running scheduled or event-triggered agent workflows
- Repository documentation, diagrams, code browsing and Markdown knowledge management