Hypervibe
Native macOS app that runs many coding agent CLIs in parallel as real terminals on one visual board.
At a Glance
Engagement
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Listed Oct 2026
About Hypervibe
Hypervibe is a native macOS app that lays out coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI as real terminals on a single pannable, zoomable board. It runs on Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later, and the agents run on the user's own subscriptions or API keys rather than through resold model access.
What It Is
Hypervibe is a workspace for running multiple command-line coding agents side by side. Each console is the real interactive CLI in a real PTY, so Ctrl-C, Vim and full-screen TUIs behave as in a normal terminal. The site lists a catalog of 34 agent CLIs, plus any custom executable you add. You open a repo as a board, switch between workspaces like tabs, and add agent consoles as nodes.
Orchestration and voice
A mission map shows each console as working, resting or needing you, with status driven by each CLI's own hooks. Consoles can be grouped into teams with roles, and a task can be handed from one agent to another with a summarized brief. Loops trigger a console on a schedule, on idle or on output, and can retire themselves when a goal is met. A voice planner understands speech and answers aloud; destructive actions wait for confirmation. Microphone audio is transcribed on-device.
Studios and board tools
The board also holds live localhost web tiles with a Web Inspector, kanban, notes, ink and markup, and a git card with a GitHub panel. Studios turn a repo into documents with PDF export, diagrams (PNG or .excalidraw export), a code tree with highlighted previews, and an Obsidian-style markdown vault.
Local-first model and continuity
State is stored on disk as versioned JSON, and consoles relaunch where they were with each CLI's native resume. Per-repo and global project memory is only pushed to a console on request. Hypervibe states that nothing prepared for a console is sent automatically; the user presses Enter. The hosted parts are sign-in, planner commands with board context, and the text of spoken replies. The app is distributed as a direct download rather than via the Mac App Store.
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Pricing
Pro
Pro costs USD 19 monthly or USD 190 billed annually. One person can use it on the Macs they own. Taxes are added at checkout; agent subscriptions or API usage are paid separately. No free trial.
- 10,000 credits per subscription month for the voice planner and spoken replies, including on annual plans
- Unlimited on-device voice dictation
- All consoles, workspaces, teams, handoffs, loops and studios
- All app updates while subscribed
- Unused credits do not roll over
- No automatic overage charges; planner and spoken replies pause when credits run out, while local features keep working
- Cancel anytime; access continues through the paid period
- 14-day refund window on first purchases and annual renewals
Capabilities
Key Features
- Visual board of real PTY terminals
- Runs 34 agent CLIs plus custom executables
- Mission map showing working, resting and needs-you status
- Teams, task handoffs and automated loops
- Voice planner with spoken replies and on-device dictation
- Live web tiles with Web Inspector
- Kanban, notes, ink and markup on the board
- Git card and GitHub panel
- Document, diagram, code and markdown studios
- Session resume after quitting
- Usage and token analytics per agent
- Multiple accounts per CLI via profiles
- Per-repo and global project memory