One of you. Ten agents.
Tenfold is a Mac app for running Claude Code agents side by side. See what every one is doing, answer the ones waiting on you, and review their code as it's written. When you need the screen back, it folds into the notch.
01Workspace
This is the Workspace, and it's live. Click another agent in the rail, type / in the message box, or switch to the terminal with the Chat and Terminal toggle.
The Workspace is built for a Mac screen. Open this page on your Mac to try it.
⌘D
Fold the whole workspace into the notch
Your agents keep working up there. Bring the window back with the same key.
02Layouts
Five ways to look at the same agents
Every layout shows the same running sessions. Switch with ⌥⌘1 to ⌥⌘5, here or in the app, and nothing restarts.
These are live mockups of the app. They're easiest to use on a bigger screen.
03Claude Code
The real Claude Code in every pane
Each session is Claude Code running in a real terminal, signed in with your account. The chat view types into that same terminal and reads its transcript back, so ⌘J flips between the two and nothing restarts.
- Your plan and your loginPro, Max or an API key. Tenfold doesn't sit between you and Claude.
- Your commands, skills, MCP servers and hooks/ lists every command, @ mentions files, and your status line keeps running.
- Every Claude Code update, the day it shipsNothing is rebuilt on top of the agent, so there's nothing to wait for.
- The terminal whenever you want itPickers only the terminal draws, like /model, slide up over the chat when you call them.
04Parallel agents
Ten agents in one repo, without the pile-ups
Tenfold keeps track of which agent touches which file. It warns you when two of them collide, and can give each one its own worktree of the project.
Overlap warnings
When two agents edit the same file in the same checkout, both get flagged, on the Board, in the inspector and in Code, with a link to move one into a worktree.
A worktree of its own
Start an agent on its own branch in a separate folder. Tenfold recommends it when the repo is already busy, and the Board offers to bring the work into main when it's done.
Broadcast
Type one prompt and send it to several agents. Busy ones get it queued, so it never lands in the middle of a turn.
05The crew
Twenty buddies, one for each session
Every session gets a buddy from the crew, drawn pixel by pixel in code. Its face and posture follow what the agent is doing, so you can read the room from across the desk. Their eyes follow your cursor, too.
Hatch your own
Type a name. The same name always hatches the same buddy.
06The notch
Fold it into the notch
The notch is Tenfold at its smallest. It shows what your agents are doing, and when one needs you, its buddy knocks. Answer right there, or press ⌘D to bring the Workspace back.
- Launch plan17:48 · Ship 1.0 on Thursday
- Pricing page copyYesterday · Monthly and yearly
- Release notes 1.0Yesterday · What's in the box
- Onboarding ideasFriday · First run, empty states
Launch plan
Ship 1.0 on Thursday. The agents take the code; I take the words.
- Write the pricing page copy
- Yearly option on the pricing page
- Fix the token refresh bug
- Record the demo
No notch on your Mac or display? Tenfold draws one. ⌥Space opens it from anywhere.
07Usage
Know where your limits are
Tenfold reads Claude Code's own status line, so it knows your weekly limit, and where your current pace lands by the reset. The meter sits in the toolbar, always in view.
Usage you can plan around
Today, this month and all time, by model, with what caching saved you. Costs are shown as the API equivalent, so you can tell how much your plan is worth.
Your Claude Code setup, in one place
See every MCP server, skill, plugin, agent and hook, and where each one applies. Browse the catalogues, or paste a URL, a command or any JSON from a README to add a server.
08Privacy
Your code stays on your Mac
Tenfold runs Claude Code on your machine and reads its files there. It asks for very little in return.
- Runs
- On your Mac. Each agent is Claude Code in a real terminal, signed in with your own account.
- Reads
- Claude Code's session files in
~/.claude/, and the git repositories you open. - Never sends
- Your code, prompts or transcripts. Claude Code talks to Anthropic as it always does, and Tenfold isn't in the middle. No analytics, no crash reports.
- Sends
- Your email, a one-way hash of your Mac and its name, to check your license. Your search terms, when you browse the MCP and skills catalogues.
- Permissions
- No Accessibility, Screen Recording or Full Disk Access. The shortcut that opens Tenfold is a regular system hotkey.
- Hooks
- Added to
~/.claude/settings.json, which is backed up first. They only report agents started in Tenfold, and Settings removes them. - Requires
- A Mac with macOS 26 or later, and Claude Code with a Claude plan or an API key.
09Pricing
One plan with everything in it
Try all of Tenfold free for 14 days. The price is the same in every country, with tax included.
- Every layout: Focus, Split, Board, Inbox and Code
- As many agents as your Claude plan can run
- The notch, the crew, usage tracking and the Claude Code manager
- Use it on any of your Macs, one at a time
- All updates included, with new agents as they arrive: Codex, then Antigravity, the Cursor CLI and more. Cancel anytime.
Start the trial in the app. A card is needed, and nothing is charged until day 14.
You need a Mac with macOS 26 or later, and Claude Code with a Claude plan or an API key.
10FAQ
Before you install
What is Tenfold?
Tenfold is a Mac app for running Claude Code agents side by side. It shows what every agent is doing, brings the ones waiting on you into one Inbox, and lets you review their code as it's written. Each session is the real Claude Code in a terminal, signed in with your own account. When you need the screen back, the whole workspace folds into the notch.
Can I run several Claude Code agents in the same repository?
Yes. Tenfold tracks which agent edits which file and flags both when two collide. It can start each agent in its own git worktree, on its own branch, and later merge the finished work back into main. See running agents in parallel.
Which coding agents does Tenfold support?
Claude Code, today. Codex is next, and more agents are on the way after it, including Antigravity and the Cursor CLI. They'll come as free updates and work in every layout, the notch and the Inbox. Plain terminal tabs work too, and a long build in one shows up in the notch like an agent would.
What does Tenfold change in my Claude Code setup?
It adds hooks to ~/.claude/settings.json and wraps your status line so yours keeps running. Every file is backed up first as *.tenfold-backup, and nothing of yours is removed. You can uninstall the hooks from Settings at any time.
Will it show sessions I start in another terminal?
No. Tenfold follows the agents it starts, each in its own terminal inside the app. That's what lets you answer prompts without switching windows, and it keeps your other terminals untouched.
Does it work on a Mac without a notch, or on an external display?
Yes. Without a notch, Tenfold draws one at the top of the screen. The Workspace is a normal Mac window, so you can put it on any display.
Does it cost extra Claude usage?
No. Agents run on your own Claude plan or API key, exactly as they would in a terminal. The usage screen shows costs as the API equivalent, which is not a bill.
What happens when the trial ends?
Your plan starts on day 14 unless you cancel before then. If you cancel, Tenfold stops opening the Workspace and the notch goes back to a plain outline.
Can I use it on more than one Mac?
Yes, one at a time. Sign in on another Mac with a code sent to your email, and the first one signs out. A paid plan keeps working offline for up to 14 days.
Is Tenfold made by Anthropic?
No. Tenfold is an independent app that runs Claude Code. Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic.
How do I get help?
Email romdlg.pro@gmail.com. A real person answers.