Why I built Zoku.

Zoku is a native macOS 14.2+ app — not the hotel. I built it so I could run Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor side by side on one canvas and talk to them by name, instead of hunting terminal tabs.

The models got good enough to work in parallel. The way we drive them didn't. Going from one coding agent to five meant five terminal tabs, five hand-rolled branches, and no idea which agent finished, which was stuck, and which was quietly doing the wrong thing.

Zoku is the fix: a native Mac canvas of live agent terminals — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any CLI you add — each on its own git worktree with a spoken name. Hold ⌥⌘ from any app to spawn, redirect, or interrupt them by voice. On-device speech, your own subscriptions, no second meter, one-time price.

I build it myself. If something's wrong or you have a question, the email below goes straight to me.