# Hypervibe

> Hypervibe is a native macOS app for people who run more than one coding agent. It puts real terminals on a visual board, running Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, opencode and around 30 more CLI agents, each logged in with the user's own subscription. Voice orchestration, agent teams with handoffs, loops, project memory and studios that turn a repo into documents, diagrams and code views. Local-first: code, microphone audio and state stay on the user's machine. A basic Google or email sign-in links the app to the license. Hypervibe Pro is on sale by subscription, and subscribers download the signed Mac installer from their account dashboard.

Key facts:
- Platform: macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon only. Direct download (DMG), not on the Mac App Store. Availability: purchases are open and a signed, notarized installer is published. Subscribe from the pricing section of the home page; downloads and access are managed through the account dashboard.
- Supported agents: any CLI agent that runs in a terminal. Catalog of 34 CLIs plus custom executables.
- Consoles are real PTYs running the unmodified CLIs. No API keys: agents run under the user's existing subscriptions.
- Privacy: all state on the user's disk, microphone audio transcribed on-device. Hypervibe traffic is limited to sign-in (Firebase Authentication), planner commands with a board snapshot (Hypervibe planner service, model gpt-oss-120b on Groq; the current release uses this included service, not personal Groq or Cerebras keys), the text of the short replies the app speaks (sent through Hypervibe's gateway to Inworld TTS-2 Flash, which returns the audio; never microphone audio) and billing (Paddle). Everything else is what the CLIs themselves make.
- Control: nothing typed for the user is sent for the user. Prepared prompts wait for the user's Enter.
- Pricing: Hypervibe Pro, USD 19 per month or USD 190 per year, one person, all features, no free trial; on sale now through Paddle checkout. Organize consoles, workspaces and repos on a visual board; the voice planner and spoken replies share 10,000 credits every month, also on annual plans, and running out pauses them until renewal without adding a charge. Voice dictation is on-device and unlimited. Agent subscriptions are paid separately to their providers. 14-day refund on the first purchase.
- Updates: signed in-app updates are available; the user chooses when to restart. The current installer is also available from the account dashboard.
- Contact: contact@hypervibe.so

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.hypervibe.so/): product overview, board, voice, teams, studios, continuity, pricing, FAQ
- [Tour](https://www.hypervibe.so/tour): the 52-second product overview video, with what it shows
- [Guide: run multiple Claude Code sessions at once on a Mac](https://www.hypervibe.so/guides/run-multiple-claude-code-sessions-mac): terminal tabs vs tmux vs git worktrees vs a board of real terminals, with resume, naming and hooks
- [Guide: Claude Code, Codex CLI and Gemini CLI side by side](https://www.hypervibe.so/guides/claude-code-codex-gemini-cli-side-by-side): install, sign in with existing plans, isolate with worktrees, hand work between agents
- [Guide: how to install Claude Code CLI on Mac](https://www.hypervibe.so/guides/install-claude-code-cli-mac): native installer, Homebrew or npm, with sign-in, the PATH fix, updates and uninstall
- [Guide: how to install Codex CLI on Mac with Homebrew](https://www.hypervibe.so/guides/install-codex-cli-mac-homebrew): brew install --cask codex, ChatGPT sign-in, update, uninstall and duplicate-install fixes
- [Compare: Hypervibe vs tmux and terminal tabs](https://www.hypervibe.so/compare/tmux): row-by-row comparison, when tmux is the better tool
- [Feature: multiple accounts per CLI](https://www.hypervibe.so/features/multiple-accounts): account profiles with isolated homes, manual alternative with CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR or HOME
- [Feature: usage and token analytics](https://www.hypervibe.so/features/usage): usage pill per CLI and token history per day and agent from local logs
- [Download](https://www.hypervibe.so/download): Get Hypervibe for Mac, system requirements, CLI prerequisites and where the release is announced
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.hypervibe.so/privacy): how Hypervibe handles data
- [Terms of Service](https://www.hypervibe.so/terms): terms governing use of the app
- [Refund Policy](https://www.hypervibe.so/refunds): refund windows and how to ask