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Mac, Windows, Linux and iPhone · Private beta

All your Claude Code and Codex sessions in one app

Juggl shows which session is waiting on you, follows every request until it is done and lets you answer from your Mac or your iPhone.

Free during the beta. For Mac, with Windows and Linux in beta.

Juggl on Mac: the session list with Waiting on you and Working, and a live chat
Juggl on iPhone: the same session list

Why Juggl

With several agents at work, the chats pile up in terminals and windows. Requests get lost, you cannot tell which session is waiting on you, and you have to stay at the computer.

Five terminal windows with Claude Code and Codex sessions on top of each other, one asking for a permission, and three notifications

With Juggl

The Juggl chat listing which sessions need you

One chat that coordinates the others

Ask Juggl who needs you, or tell it what to send and to which session.

Session list with the sessions waiting on you at the top

Who needs you, at the top

Sessions waiting for an answer or a permission come first, with one line on what to do.

Requests view with what needs you and the new answers

Every request, tracked until it is done

Each thing you ask becomes a request with its state, so nothing gets lost between one chat and another.

A permission request answered from the iPhone

Answer from your phone too

Permissions, choices and messages from the iPhone, connected to Juggl on your Mac.

How it works

Juggl in 35 seconds

  1. 1

    Request access

    Sign up with your email. When your account is active, you get the link to download Juggl.

  2. 2

    Open Juggl on your Mac

    It finds the Claude Code and Codex sessions you already have, and new chats start from Juggl. You keep working as you do today.

  3. 3

    Answer who is waiting

    From your computer or your iPhone: permissions, answers and choices, with every request tracked until it is done.

Who it is for

Several sessions open

You keep Claude Code or Codex at work on more than one project and lose track of which one asked you something.

Many projects a day

Each chat keeps its project, its name and its history, so you pick up where you left off.

Away from the desk

You want to approve a permission or answer a question from your phone, without opening a terminal.

What it does

Six things Juggl does every day, shown with the real app and sample projects.

01

Who is waiting on you, at the top

Sessions that need an answer or a permission sit at the top, with a short line on what you have to do. Below them, the ones at work, with elapsed time and sub-agents. Several chats on the same project fold into one row.

Session list split into Waiting on you, Working and To read
02

Every request, tracked until it is done

Juggl reads what you ask in each message and keeps a list: what needs you, what is in progress, what got no answer, what is done. Ask three things in one message and you see three requests, so nothing slips.

Requests view with what needs you and what is in progress
03

Cards in the answers

Agents can answer with cards instead of long text: the progress of a job, a choice with buttons, the numbers that matter, a checklist for you. Tap an option and the answer goes back to the session.

An answer with a progress card, a numbers card and a choice with buttons
04

In progress

One page with everything that is moving. First the questions, with Ok, No and Reply buttons. Then each session at work, with what it is doing now, how many steps are done and which sub-agents are running.

In progress view with a question and the sessions at work
05

Usage

How much of your weekly Claude limit each chat used in the last 30 minutes, the last hour, today and this week, with an estimate of when you run out at this pace. If a chat burns too fast you get a notice, and you can stop or pause it from there.

Usage view with weekly limit, usage per chat and per project
Beta on TestFlight 06

From your iPhone

A native iPhone app connected to Juggl on your Mac. Same list, same chats, same buttons for permissions and choices. Dictate a message and the text appears while you speak. A notification tells you when a session needs you.

A session asking a permission, with numbered buttons
An answer with a choice between three options

Also in Juggl

Live chat

Every chat streams as it happens. The Now panel shows the running command, the files touched and the steps done.

Side-by-side columns

Up to four sessions next to each other, each with its own reply box.

Import

On first launch Juggl finds your projects and your existing Claude Code chats, ready to pick up.

Search

Find any conversation, open or closed, and resume it with its full history.

Hibernation

Sessions idle for hours go to sleep and free memory. They resume with the whole conversation.

Autopilot

When a session only asks whether to continue a plan you already approved, Juggl replies after a countdown you can cancel.

Privacy and permissions

Juggl runs on your computer and works with the files your agents already keep there.

You approve what agents do

New accounts start on Ask every time: before a command or a file change, Juggl asks you with Allow, Always allow in this chat or Deny, on your computer or your iPhone. You can switch to file edits allowed and commands on request. Never ask is there too, and it has to be confirmed.

Runs on your computer

Juggl reads the session files that Claude Code and Codex write on your disk. Sessions it starts use the official tools with your own login.

No server reads your chats

There is no Juggl server in the middle of your conversations. Your account only holds what the license needs.

Your account, your keys

Sessions run with your own Claude Code or Codex login. Juggl never asks for your password or your keys.

iPhone talks to your Mac

The iPhone app connects to your Mac directly, on your network or through your own Tailscale.

Platforms

Juggl runs on your computer. The iPhone app connects to it.

Mac

Available

The full app, with dictation and every feature on this page.

  • macOS 13 or later
  • Apple silicon and Intel
Download from your account

Windows

Beta

Works with Claude Code. Dictation is not there yet.

  • Windows 10 or 11
  • 64-bit
First install

The installer is not signed yet. The first time, Windows shows “Windows protected your PC”: choose More info, then Run anyway. Juggl installs for your user only, without administrator rights.

Download from your account

Linux

Beta

Works with Claude Code. Dictation is not there yet.

  • Ubuntu 22.04 or later
  • 64-bit
  • .deb or AppImage
First install

For the .deb: sudo apt install ./file.deb. For the AppImage: make it executable (chmod +x) and open it.

Download from your account

iPhone

Beta on TestFlight

Connects to Juggl on your Mac. On the App Store after Apple's review.

Android

Coming soon

In development.

Private beta

Juggl is in a private beta for Mac, Windows and Linux. We let people in small groups and read every request. It is free during the beta.

  1. 1
    Request accessYour email and two quick answers.
  2. 2
    Confirm your emailWith a 6-digit code. No password.
  3. 3
    You get inWe approve people in small groups and email you the download link.
  • macOS 13 or later
  • Windows 10/11 or Ubuntu 22.04 (beta)
  • Claude Code or Codex with your account
I use
Sessions open at once
Add your name and a note

We use your email only to send you the invite and news about the beta. You can ask us to delete it at any time. Privacy

Questions

Is it free?

Yes, during the beta. If that changes, people in the beta will know first.

Can agents run commands without asking?

Not unless you choose it. New accounts start on Ask every time, with Allow, Always allow in this chat and Deny. Never ask has to be confirmed.

Does it replace Claude Code or Codex?

No. Juggl works on top of them. Your sessions use the official tools with your own account and your own limits.

What does Juggl read on my Mac?

The session files that Claude Code and Codex already write, plus its own lists and settings. It does not send them anywhere.

Is there a version for Windows or Linux?

Yes, in beta: Windows 10 and 11, and Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 or later). Android is in development.

When can I use the iPhone app?

It is in beta on TestFlight, and the App Store version comes after Apple's review. It connects to Juggl on your Mac, on the same network or through Tailscale.

Something else? hello@juggl.dev