Own your tools. Shape them.

CodonTerminal

• Run up to 16 agents side by side - Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, Cursor Agent, Grok Build and more, each pane on its own model, or a plain shell.
• Use every plan you pay for: queued tasks start on their own on whichever signed-in subscription has room, in the priority order you set. Pause the queue any time.
• Limit-aware routing: when a plan hits its usage limit, that account rests until its reset time and the task moves to the next one. A limit doesn't count as a failure.
• Every task runs in its own git worktree on its own branch, so parallel agents can't clobber each other or your working tree.
• Review each result as a live log, a summary and a full diff, then Merge, Send back with a note (the next attempt continues on the same branch), or Discard.
• Add your own API models as overflow - OpenRouter, any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint, or a LiteLLM gateway - used for queued tasks only when you switch on overflow, which stops for the day at a spending cap you set.
• Codon MCP is built in: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients share the same task queue, and can claim work and report it done.
• Watch the queue and live runs from your browser with the Command Center, served by the app on your own machine.
• Pick a UI element in a live preview with Design Mode and turn it into a task or an agent prompt, with the screenshot attached.
• See what every agent was asked in Activity, and talk to your agents on Windows: hold Alt to speak to the focused one, or dictate into Compose. Speech is transcribed on your machine.

Windows is current at 2.1.0 and Linux at 2.1.0: the same app on both. On Linux, pick the .deb for Ubuntu, Debian, Mint or Pop!_OS; the AppImage covers most other distributions (on Ubuntu 23.10 and later it needs --no-sandbox, so use the .deb there). No macOS yet: it isn't signed with an Apple Developer ID, and we won't sell a download macOS refuses to open. One purchase covers every download.

PromptDeck

• Six ready-made tools open in one click: an invoice tracker, a printable quote that totals itself, one list for clients and leads, a booking scheduler, an inventory tracker with reorder alerts, and a builder for anything they don't cover. Useful in the first minute, and yours to keep.
• Your tools remember: rows you enter stay between runs, and you change a tool just by describing the change, with edits to saved data shown as a diff before anything is written.
• Everything you track rolls up into running totals worked out on your own machine, and exports to Excel or as a standalone file that opens in any browser.
• Put your own business on your tools: add your logo, name and contact details once and they head every tool you keep - including the ones you built before - so a printed invoice or quote reaches your customer on your letterhead, not ours. Your brand colours come along too, onto the tools, the files you send out, and PromptDeck itself.
• Track clients and leads in one place: who they are, what stage they're at, what the pipeline is worth, and who you haven't followed up in over a month. A CRM you can actually change - add the field your business needs and it's there.
• Hand a tool or a prompt to a colleague as a single file - they see exactly what it does before importing, and it runs on their own key; your keys and data never travel with it. Or open the Gallery for apps other owners shared: every one is reviewed before it's listed, and free to download.
• Already have the data? Ask it questions instead of building something. Load a spreadsheet, an Excel workbook, a pasted range, a JSON file, a web link - or connect your own database - and ask in plain English: who spent the most last quarter, what's my average order value by month, which items are below their reorder point. The answer is worked out from your actual rows, with the exact numbers shown underneath it. Nothing gets built, and nothing is saved unless you decide to keep it.
• Put a saved app on a schedule: at a set time on the days you choose, every few hours, or whenever a new file lands in a folder. It runs on this computer while PromptDeck is open, and anything you mark “ask me before running” waits for your OK.
• One Run inbox shows what your apps did, are doing, and need you to decide - open any result, approve a run that's waiting, or decline it.
• Crews: give a goal to a team of your own saved apps. A coordinator splits it into assignments, each app works on its own model and knowledge, and any step that reaches outside the crew waits for your approval.
• Need a quick one-off instead? The same app runs prompts too - eighteen ready-made ones included - with typed fields, follow-ups, chained steps, and folder inputs that always use the newest file.
• Runs on the AI plan you already pay for, with no API key: Claude Pro or Max through Claude Code, or ChatGPT through OpenAI's Codex. Or use hundreds of models with an OpenRouter key, an Anthropic key, or any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoint. If your team already runs a LiteLLM gateway, PromptDeck can point straight at it instead: one address, whichever models you've put behind it, and your existing keys and spend limits stay where they are.

PasswordCoded

• Keep account logins, passwords, secret phrases, notes, and other sensitive records in one encrypted vault.
• Encryption happens on your device. Your master password and decrypted vault never leave it, and Gattaca cannot reset or recover that master password.
• Generate strong passwords, search and organize entries, import from CSV, and create encrypted backups you control.
• Run it in the browser or install it as a PWA. Desktop browser behavior is verified; real iOS and Android device validation is still part of early access.
• Use a recovery kit and encrypted backup to prepare for a forgotten master password without giving Gattaca a hidden recovery key.

PasswordCoded is in early access while real-device validation and an external security review are completed. Keep an encrypted backup, and do not make any unaudited password manager your only copy of critical credentials. Cross-site autofill is not included yet.