AcheronA closer look.
How each part works, how to use it, and its current limits. Choose a feature for the full explanation and screenshots.
Give each project room
Arrange terminals freely, tile them, or zoom out without reflowing the text. Every pane remains interactive.
The spatial canvasChoose who coordinates
Claude Code, Codex, or Charon can manage the workspace. Connect its team and follow tasks, reviews, and decisions.
Your choice of OverseerMake the handoff explicit
Connect Claude and Codex sessions to exchange completed replies. Inspect the queue, pause the wire, and limit handoffs.
Agent-to-agent reviewReturn to the same conversation
Archive named work without stopping its tmux process. Claude and Codex can resume the exact saved conversation.
Stored conversationsAnswer across your projects
An Inbox for approvals and finished work, plus live SSH terminals. Reach remote hosts directly from your phone.
The iOS companionKeep context in view
Stable names, recent-work summaries, and searchable task history sit beside each session. Choose local or hosted analysis.
Summaries and task historyReconnect deliberately
Attach to running sessions, recover stopped work by conversation identity, or reconnect a single pane.
Session controlsPick the tool for the task
Launch Claude Code, Codex, and Charon locally or over SSH. See exactly which integrations each runtime supports.
Agent runtimesKeep the page beside the work
Open links and local development pages on the canvas, sign in with pop-ups, or send a page to your default browser.
Browser panesHear what changed
Optional narration and a dated notification history help you return to sessions that need attention.
Spoken and written updatesFollow actual activity
See when you sent a message or an agent finished or asked for input, without terminal redraws resetting the clock.
Interaction timesEvery machine, one canvas
Open another Mac or Ubuntu computer’s workspaces, type into its agents, and start new sessions there.
Your other computersSee what uses your limits
Each provider’s limit and reset time, with the workspaces and sessions that used it.
Where your usage goes