Just say what you need
Connect your Claude or ChatGPT account and manage all your work in one place
1Click “Sign in”
2Sign in through your browser
3Connected — chat right away on your plan
Hand a chat you started with Claude over to ChatGPT and pick up right where you left off. Or just choose per chat.
Start something new in another tab while one chat works. A dot shows which tabs are done or waiting on you.
Connected apps give the AI that much more room to work.
1While the chat rests, its task document gets updated
2The next day, the chat picks up from there
Connect tasks with arrows and a flow chart draws itself.
The AI does it on schedule — you just review and approve.
Yes, the app is free. AI usage is billed to the Claude or ChatGPT account you connect — no API key needed.
No. You can use just the chat — there’s no need to open a terminal. The app installs Claude Code and Codex and signs you in.
Drag a tab onto a chat, or right-click it and choose where it goes. The + in the chat box works too. The AI reads and works what you add right away, and asks before it types into another tab or messages another AI. A mark on the tab’s corner shows which chat is using it.
New chats only read. The AI asks before changing files or running commands, and you choose how much to allow per chat with “Always allow” in the chat box. It reads only this project’s files and asks before touching anything outside it. Deleting only moves things to the trash: tasks, chats and files in the app’s trash can be restored for 30 days, and files in your own folders go to the system trash. claude and codex in the terminal follow your own approval settings.
No. The app adds its tools only when you launch claude in the app’s terminal, and it doesn’t write to your config files. If you install an engine with “Install and connect”, the official installer may add a PATH line to your shell config.
Add PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint or HWP files to a chat and the AI reads them — when you chat with Claude, too.
On this computer, as files. Task documents are Markdown, so other apps can open them. You can also use a folder you already have as a project.
What you send and what the AI reads — files, pages and terminal output you add, other chats — goes to Anthropic or OpenAI through the Claude Code or Codex you connected, under that service’s terms and your account settings. Web searches go to the search engine.
They go into your system keychain, and their values are never sent to the AI.
Only usage stats and error reports — never your text or file names. You can turn off usage stats in Settings › About. What we collect and why is in the Privacy Policy.
The app isn’t code-signed for Windows yet, so Windows doesn’t recognize it. Click “More info”, then “Run anyway”. The install guide shows it step by step.