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Prompt
Many Claude sessions, one window.
A terminal that runs many Claude sessions in one window, grouped by project
All installers (GitHub Releases)
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Free · macOS 12 or later · Apple silicon only · View on GitHub
Sessions
See what every session is doing
Each project lists its sessions underneath, and every row shows what it's doing — editing files, running a command, done and waiting for you — so you can spot the session that needs you.
Other Macs
Sessions on your other Macs, in one window
Click the computer name at the top of the sidebar to switch to another Mac's sessions. On the Mac running them, choose Share This Computer… to make a link, then paste it into Add Computer… on the other Mac.
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Quit, and sessions keep going
Terminals keep running after you quit Prompt; reopen it and they reattach. To stop everything, choose Quit Completely… from the menu bar icon.
Workspaces
A separate workspace for each task
Create a workspace and it gets its own git worktree, so sessions never overwrite each other's files. Choose where workspaces go in Settings.
Projects
Any folder, with its own logo
Add plain folders as projects, not just git repositories, and give each project a logo so it stands out in the list.
Usage · Alerts
Usage and finished sessions, at a glance
The status bar shows your Claude usage so limits don't surprise you, and a macOS notification appears when a session finishes.
Install
Install in three steps
Claude Code needs to be installed first. Prompt runs the Claude Code on this Mac.
- 1
Download and move
Open the dmg and drag Prompt to Applications. It's notarized by Apple, so you won't see an "unidentified developer" warning.
- 2
Add a folder as a project
Add the folder you work in as a project. It doesn't have to be a git repository.
- 3
Start a session
Open a new session in the project and Claude Code starts in that folder.
Install with Homebrew
Paste all three lines into Terminal. Recent Homebrew asks once before using a repository outside its official list, so the second line is there.
brew tap runners-im/tap
brew trust runners-im/tap
brew install --cask promptPrivacy
Your data stays on this Mac
What it reads
The folders you add as projects and the terminals you open in them. Settings, session history and logs are stored only in ~/Library/Application Support/Prompt on this Mac.
What it sends
No usage stats or crash reports. Prompt has no account of its own.
Where it connects
GitHub for update checks, Anthropic (api.anthropic.com) for the usage in the status bar, plus the other computers, GitHub or SSH servers you connect yourself. Claude Code's own traffic belongs to Claude Code.
Pricing
Free to use. Pro when you need it.
Free
$0
Free, and it stays free
- Session list by project, with live status
- A workspace per task (git worktree)
- Sessions keep running after you quit
- Open sessions on your other Macs (Mac-to-Mac remote)
- Plain folders and project logos
- Claude usage and done notifications
- A terminal built for Claude Code
- Quick commands — save prompts and commands you reuse and insert them in one go
- Pick a terminal theme · import Warp themes
Prompt Pro PRO
$1/ month
or $6 / year (50% off)
- Phone app — view and type into sessions from your phone Coming soon
- Theme sharing — export your themes as files and swap them with others Coming soon
We're getting payments and RUNNERS accounts ready. Once they open, you can start Pro right here.
FAQ
Will free features become paid later?
No. Everything that is free today stays free. Pro only adds new features that don't exist yet.
When can I get Pro?
It isn't on sale yet. We're getting RUNNERS accounts and payments ready; once they open, you can start right from the pricing section on this page. Each app costs $1 a month or $6 a year.
Which Macs are supported?
Apple silicon Macs (M1 or later) on macOS 12 or later. There's no build for Intel Macs. Windows and Linux builds are in the releases too, but RUNNERS has only tested on Mac.
How do I install it?
Use Download free for Mac to get the dmg and drag Prompt to Applications. With Homebrew, run brew install --cask runners-im/tap/prompt.
Will macOS warn me when I open it?
It's notarized by Apple, so there's no "unidentified developer" warning. Click Open on the prompt macOS shows the first time you open an app from the internet.
What happens on first launch?
A three-step guide: theme, notifications and Yolo mode (agents run commands without asking). Yolo mode starts off, and you can close the guide with × at the top right. If you used Orca on this Mac, your settings and sessions are moved over and the guide is skipped. After the move, if the Orca app is gone, the old Orca data folder is deleted.
Do I need a Claude account or an API key?
Prompt has no account of its own. It runs the Claude Code you've installed, so just sign in to Claude Code. Prompt never asks for an API key. If you have several Claude accounts, add them under Settings › Accounts and switch between them in the status bar at the bottom.
Which agents can I use?
Prompt is built for Claude Code. For other agents, open a Terminal tab and run them yourself. The + menu in the tab bar has only Claude and Terminal, and RUNNERS has only tested Claude Code.
Do I need git?
Plain folders work as projects. Workspaces (worktrees) need git, and if git or the GitHub CLI (gh) is missing, the start screen tells you.
What happens to sessions when I quit?
Terminals keep running in the background; reopen Prompt and they reattach. To stop everything, choose Quit Completely… from the menu bar icon.
Can I open sessions on another Mac?
Yes, for free. On the Mac running the sessions, click the computer name at the top of the sidebar and choose Share This Computer… to make a link. Paste it into Add Computer… on the other Mac. Anyone with the link can run commands as you on that Mac until you stop sharing, so share it only with people you trust.
Is there a phone app?
iPhone and Android apps are in progress. They aren't in the stores yet.
How do updates work?
Prompt checks GitHub for a new version once a day and when your Mac wakes, and asks before downloading. You can also check yourself with Check for Updates… in the menu. Turn off Check for Updates Automatically in the menu bar to stop automatic checks; you can also install from Terminal with prompt app update.
What data is stored, and where?
Settings, session history and logs stay in ~/Library/Application Support/Prompt on this Mac. No usage stats or crash reports are sent. The only network use is update checks (GitHub), the Claude usage check in the status bar (Anthropic), and other computers and services you connect yourself, such as GitHub or SSH.
How is it different from Orca?
Prompt is RUNNERS' app built on Orca, an open-source app by Stably AI. The MIT license is Orca's license; Prompt itself is RUNNERS' work. We renamed and redesigned it and added the two-level project and session list, multiple windows, a menu bar icon, a per-session model menu and the computer picker at the top. Usage stats and connections to Orca's servers are turned off, and we now develop it separately from Orca.
Is Prompt open source?
Prompt is © RUNNERS. It's based on Orca, which is MIT-licensed; notices for Orca and other open-source code are under About Prompt › Open Source Notices.
How do I uninstall it?
First, from the menu bar icon, turn off Open at Login and choose Quit Completely…, then move Prompt from Applications to the Trash. To remove settings too, delete ~/Library/Application Support/Prompt. If you used Homebrew, run brew uninstall --cask prompt. Workspace folders may contain your code, so check them before deleting. If you turned on the command-line tool in Settings, also delete prompt and orca in /usr/local/bin.
What if something goes wrong?
If sessions won't attach or the app freezes, choose Quit Completely… and open Prompt again. If that doesn't help, use Help & Feedback to open a GitHub issue. Logs are in ~/Library/Application Support/Prompt/logs.
Bring your Claude sessions into one window
All installers (GitHub Releases)
App Store Coming soon Google Play Coming soon
Free · macOS 12 or later · Apple silicon only
