Run several Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor agents on one Mac canvas without babysitting tabs. Spawn, redirect, and interrupt any agent by name — just by talking.
One-time payment · 14-day refund · macOS 14.2+
Runs the CLIs already on your Mac, on the subscriptions you already pay for. No second meter, and your code never leaves the machine.
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Claude Code v2.1.201
Opus 4.8 (1M context) with medium effort
Claude Pro
~/zoku
⚠ 1 plugin needs your help · run /download
▶▶ bypass permissions on (shift+tab to cycle)
╭──────────────────────────────────────────╮ │ >_ OpenAI Codex (v0.142.5) │ │ │ │ model: gpt-5.5 /model to change │ │ directory: ~/zoku │ ╰──────────────────────────────────────────╯
Tip: Use /download to download the app
Run /review on my current changes
gpt-5.5 default · ~/zoku
The real thing, running in your browser. Everything except the agents writing your code.
The models learned to work in parallel. The way we drive them didn’t.
Going parallel means more tabs. More tabs means you lose all of them.
“No, use the other endpoint” costs you a tab hunt and a context switch.
One finished four minutes ago. One is stuck on a permission prompt.
One shortcut from any app. Hands-free when you want both hands on the code.
Zoku cuts the branch, starts the agent, names it.
Agents answer to names, so you never prompt the wrong one.
Workspaces, focus, interrupts — the whole canvas listens.
A free launcher will open worktrees. Zoku is for redirecting mid-run, knowing who is blocked, and talking to Claude or Codex by name from any app.
Claude spawns Codex to review its plan, waits, reads the result. You don’t broker it.
Say the branch name. Zoku does the git. Nothing overwrites anything.
Working, Done, Needs you — from the agent’s own hooks. Chime, spoken name, notch marker.
On this Mac, closing the window doesn’t kill agents. Point a workspace at your own box over SSH and they keep going through sleep, quit, and disconnect.
Hold ⌥⌘, or leave it listening. Parakeet transcribes on-device — no Cloud plan, no per-command bill.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, Pi, and OpenCode ship ready. Add yours with a launch command and a spoken name.
Already on Conductor or a worktree launcher? Keep it if spawn + a board is enough. Zoku is the Conductor alternative when babysitting is the bottleneck.
Git worktrees for parallel agents →Run multiple Claude Code agents on Mac without the tab chaos →Zoku vs Conductor & free launchers →
Not a subscription. You already pay for your agents — Zoku asks you exactly one time.
$69 once while early access lasts. The public price becomes $99. Founding $49 is closed.
Pay once. Yours forever. Lifetime updates.
14-day money-back — email pd@heyzoku.com. No free plan. Campaign trial codes, if you have one, redeem in the app after you buy or sign in.
Lifetime is the Mac app: unlimited agents, on-device command voice, worktrees, SSH. Cloud credits are only for the optional talking companion (and an optional live-coding voice path). Buy them in the app, cancel anytime — the license stays.
Billed once through DodoPayments. macOS 14.2+; on-device voice needs Apple Silicon.
The same Mac app can open a hands-free companion (memory, screen, Slack / Gmail / Sheets). It is an in-app Cloud add-on. The canvas, worktrees, and on-device coding voice work with Lifetime alone.
A native macOS app that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi, and OpenCode as live terminals on one canvas, and lets you spawn, redirect, and interrupt them by voice. Each agent gets a name, so you talk to Atlas instead of hunting for pane 3.
No. This Zoku is a native Mac app at heyzoku.com for running Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other CLIs on one canvas. The hotel is a different company.
No. Anthropic’s /voice talks inside one Claude Code session. Zoku is a separate Mac app: it launches several CLIs, gives each a name and a worktree, and lets you spawn or redirect them by voice from any app.
Not for the canvas — it launches the CLIs already on your Mac, on the subscriptions you already pay for. Live coding voice can use optional Cloud or your own OpenAI key; Local and Model voice stay on-device with neither.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, Pi, and OpenCode ship configured, plus a plain terminal. Add any other CLI with a launch command, the words you say to spawn it, and the key that interrupts it.
$69 once during early access — founding $49 ended, then $99. 14-day money-back.
No. Commands are transcribed on-device with Parakeet, so they're instant, private, and unlimited. Only the optional Cloud companion uses credits.
Not for the canvas, hands-free coding voice, or dictation — those run on this Mac with Lifetime alone. Cloud is the optional talking companion (memory, screen, Slack or Gmail), bought in-app; cancelling it never touches the license.
On this Mac, closing the window leaves them running; sleep does not. Point a workspace at your own machine over SSH and they keep going through sleep, quit, and disconnect.
Play with the live canvas on the homepage. There's no free tier. If Zoku isn't for you, email pd@heyzoku.com within 14 days for a full refund.
macOS 14.2+. On-device voice needs Apple Silicon, and Zoku asks for Microphone and Accessibility access on first launch.
No, and none is planned. The canvas, menu bar, notch status, and on-device speech are all native macOS.
Email pd@heyzoku.com — it goes straight to the person who builds Zoku.
One-time payment · 14-day refund · macOS 14.2+
