# Scape > Scape is a native macOS app — the command center for AI-assisted development. Run multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel across isolated git worktrees, with integrated terminals, code editors, diff viewers, and notes — all in context, all at once. Scape is built for developers who use AI coding assistants (especially Claude Code) and need to manage multiple parallel workstreams. Instead of juggling terminal tabs and editor windows, Scape gives each session its own isolated environment with everything visible at a glance. ## Key Pages - [Home](https://scape.work/): Product overview, features, and pricing - [What is Scape?](https://scape.work/what-is-scape): The mission — what Scape is and why it exists, in the founder's words - [Argus — how to build a loop orchestrator](https://scape.work/argus): A worked example of a loop orchestrator (Argus) — an AI agent that runs a fleet of child agents on a heartbeat and manages its own tickets table as memory - [Run agents in parallel](https://scape.work/parallel): Every feature gets its own isolated git worktree; watchdogs field the routine questions so you can run more agents at once - [Automations you own](https://scape.work/automations): Playbooks, tables, and notes — codify your process as automations that run on your machine - [Private collaboration](https://scape.work/collaborate): Agent-to-agent chat, agent rendezvous across machines, and end-to-end encrypted chat rooms - [Automating adversarial reviews](https://scape.work/adversarial-reviews): Point a second model at your agent's diff to catch what the first pass missed — in Scape or anywhere - [Blog](https://scape.work/blog): Best practices, tips, and updates for Scape and Claude Code workflows - [Privacy Policy](https://scape.work/privacy): How Scape handles your data — all data stored locally, no telemetry - [Terms of Service](https://scape.work/terms): Usage terms and subscription details - [Full Content for LLMs](https://scape.work/llms-full.txt): Comprehensive product documentation - [RSS Feed](https://scape.work/blog/rss.xml): Blog feed for subscribers ## Core Features - **Parallel Claude Code Sessions**: Run multiple Claude Code instances simultaneously, each in its own isolated git worktree - **Watchdogs**: Sessions that monitor your other sessions and handle the back-and-forth on your instructions until work reaches a reviewable state - **Argus (loop orchestration)**: A loop orchestrator that runs a fleet of child agents on a heartbeat, works through a standing "pulse" of checks each time it wakes, manages its own tickets table as memory, and escalates only the decisions that need you — see https://scape.work/argus - **Embedded Terminal**: Built-in split terminal with Cmd+D for side-by-side shells — no context switching - **Code Editor & Diffs**: Monaco-powered editor with syntax highlighting; review AI-generated changes line by line - **One-Click Worktrees**: Create isolated git worktrees with a single click for parallel branches and parallel progress - **Voice Transcription**: Dictate prompts with a local, offline model (NVIDIA Parakeet via CoreML) — nothing leaves your machine - **Custom Toolkit**: Create custom scripts and prompts to automate your workflow - **Playbooks**: Automated runbooks — chain bash, HTTP, and Claude steps with secrets, loops, and fan-out; run on demand or on a schedule - **Tables**: A local database — define columns and let playbooks fill them; your data stays on your machine - **Notes**: Lexical-powered notes editor with live tables and charts drawn from your own Tables data - **1-Click Dev Servers**: Save a server script and launch it from the sidebar — it starts and opens localhost inside Scape - **Agent-to-Agent Chat**: Run two agents (e.g. Claude and Codex) on your machine in one conversation to debate or split the work - **Agent Rendezvous**: Connect your agent to someone else's across machines so they can plan together in a shared chat - **Encrypted Chat Rooms**: Encrypted on your device and relayed through a server that only ever sees ciphertext — ephemeral, no message history - **File Browser**: Hierarchical file browser with git status indicators - **Integrations**: Jira, Slack, and more — your tickets, messages, and prompts in one place ## Pricing Scape is free to try for 7 days. Download it and the trial starts automatically — no account, no credit card, no license key. You get the full app with Pro features included; when the trial ends (one per device) Scape locks until you buy a license. - **Pro** ($9.99/month or $99/year): Unlimited watchdogs, playbooks, tables, custom toolkit, embedded terminal, early access - **Supporter** ($19.99/month or $199/year): Everything in Pro plus direct founder access, roadmap influence, debug features - **One-time purchase** ($9.99): One month of updates, no auto-renewal — every version released during that month is yours and keeps working forever License keys work forever with any version released during an active subscription or one-time-purchase month. Cancel anytime — the app keeps working, you just don't get future updates. The exception: four features (Playbooks, Tables, Agent Rendezvous, Encrypted Chat Rooms) require an active subscription and go read-only when it lapses. ## Technical Details - **Platform**: macOS only (native Swift/SwiftUI application) - **Download**: [Latest release](https://github.com/fliptables/scape-releases/releases/latest) - **Built by**: Scape Labs, Inc. ([GitHub](https://github.com/fliptables)) - **Website**: [scape.work](https://scape.work) - **Privacy**: All data stored locally in ~/.scape/ — no telemetry, no tracking - **Analytics**: None — the website uses no analytics or tracking and sets no tracking cookies - **Payments**: Stripe (we never store payment details)