flock
run as many claude code sessions as you want, all at once, in one tiny beautiful window. it's kind of mesmerizing honestly.
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run as many claude code sessions as you want, all at once, in one tiny beautiful window. it's kind of mesmerizing honestly.
you press ⌘T a few times. suddenly they're all working on different things and you're just... watching.
flock does a few things and does them really well. no bloat, no settings rabbit holes.
every claude pane shows live state — thinking, reading, writing, waiting — and a change log overlay (⌘⇧L) of every file read, edit, and command, in real time.
they tile themselves. 1 pane fills the screen, 4 make a grid. split, maximize, navigate. it figures it out.
⌘K opens everything. new panes, themes, layouts, broadcast mode. if you've used raycast you know the vibe.
type once, every pane hears it. useful when you want all your claudes to know something at the same time.
close the app, open it later, everything's still there. your layout, your panes, right where you left them.
go get coffee. flock taps you on the shoulder when a long-running task finishes.
toggle on prompt compression and flock runs your messages through wren before sending. fewer tokens, same intent.
every action has a shortcut. here are the ones you'll use most.
each pane is a real terminal powered by SwiftTerm. claude panes parse session output in real time to surface state and a live change log. it's fast because it's not pretending to be a website.
one app, unlimited claude sessions, yours forever.