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Orbs keeps your Claude Code and Codex sessions on the edge of your Mac screen. Follow each one as a chat, answer it, and allow what it asks, without hunting for the terminal.

macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon and Intel. Made by Renvel AI.

Small orbs on the edge, along the top or at the bottom. Each ring says working, done or needs you, and the one that needs you comes first.

What you asked, what it said, and every step folded into one line. Claude Code and Codex, read live from your Mac.

Your reply lands in the session itself: Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty and Herdr. Attach files or a screenshot. Allow a command once, or always.

A finished turn plays as a short story: your request, the files it touched, the tests turning green, one line on what changed.

No subscription and no AI bill: Orbs runs on the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already have. The earlier you get in, the less you pay.

Each round has 50 more seats and costs $50 more. What you pay never changes. Payments by Whop; prices in US dollars, before tax.

Orbs adds one small hook to Claude Code's settings and takes Codex's notify slot, passing each turn on to whatever was there before. Your other hooks stay exactly as they are, and Disconnect puts everything back.

No. Orbs runs no model of its own. Your agents keep running on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan, exactly as in the terminal.

No. Orbs reads your sessions on your own Mac. The only thing it sends over the internet is the check that your key is valid.

Terminal, iTerm2, Ghostty 1.3 or later, and Herdr: your reply lands in the exact session. Anywhere else, Orbs brings the terminal forward with your reply on the clipboard.

Buy in the app and it unlocks by itself the moment you pay. Buy here and the thanks page opens Orbs with your key. One key works on two Macs.