# Abralo - Run several coding agents in one window (Claude Code and Codex)

Abralo is a lightweight native desktop app that runs many coding agents at once
in one window. Light enough to live in all day, and built to read at a glance
instead of scrolling a terminal. It drives the official `claude` and `codex`
binaries with your own Claude or OpenAI subscription, locally. macOS, Windows,
and Linux.

**Free, with no limit on how many agents you run.** [Download →](https://abralo.com/#get)

## What it does

- **Run several coding agents simultaneously**, one per project folder, in a
  single native window instead of a wall of terminal tabs.
- **Claude Code and Codex, side by side.** Pick the agent per column. If one
  column runs out of tokens, switch it to another coding agent without losing
  the context you've built up.
- **See which agent needs you.** Each agent shows one calm status: working, done,
  or waiting on your answer, so a question that's blocking an agent is obvious
  instead of buried in scrollback.
- **Read the work, don't scroll it.** The same run that a terminal prints as
  dense mono is laid out to read: prose, diffs, tool calls, and the questions
  it's waiting on, placed where you'll answer them.
- **Monitor usage and limits.** A calm gauge shows your 5-hour and weekly usage,
  which agent is burning the most, and a once-per-window nudge before you hit a
  wall. When you do hit a limit, one tap continues exactly where you stopped.

## Easier to read than a terminal

Running a coding agent in a terminal, it's hard to keep up with several at once:
the text-heavy output makes it hard to parse, and it's easy to miss the moment an
agent stops to ask you something. Abralo lays each run out to read and makes a
blocked agent painfully obvious, so one person can manage a fleet.

## Lightweight and fast

Every design decision is taken with performance in mind. The app is only a few
megabytes and fast, so you can manage a fleet of agents efficiently. It's a real
native build on each platform, not the same web page in three wrappers.

## Pricing

Free. The whole app, with no limit on how many agents you run at once. No
account beyond the Claude or OpenAI one you already have, no time limit, no
nagging.

## FAQ

**Do I need a paid subscription?** No — it's free to use Abralo. You will need to
log into either Claude Code or Codex with your existing Claude or OpenAI logins
though.

**Can I mix models in one window?** Yes. You can use different coding agents
working on different projects in different columns. If you run out of tokens in
one column, you can even switch to another coding agent without losing context.

**Does the usage gauge cover Codex?** We show you sparklines and session
predictions for Claude Code, but Codex is more opaque, so there's less we can
show you.

**Are my conversations private?** Your conversations, code, and prompts are
between you and whichever model provider you're using. Abralo can't see any of
it. Anonymous feature usage is tracked to guide what to build next, and you can
opt out in the in-app menu.

**How is this different from Claude Code in a terminal?** It makes these agents
easier to read and understand, so you can follow several at once, and it makes it
obvious when an agent needs your input to keep going.

**Is it free?** Yes. The whole app, with no limit on how many agents you run at
once, no account beyond the one you already have, and no time limit.

**Which platforms?** macOS, Windows, and Linux. A real native build on each.

**How do I get it?** Download from https://abralo.com for Windows, macOS, or Linux,
64-bit. Installs in a few seconds.

Contact: chris@abralo.com