A native macOS app

Everything running.
One chord away.

Your terminals. Your coding agents. One quiet workspace.
Move between them without lifting a hand.

• In development. Nothing to download yet.

A little less between you and your workInteractive preview — five presses work here
The Chorded window. On the left a list: the project ledger with a Claude session that is working, an fx session and a terminal; the project harbor with a Codex session and a Claude session that is waiting; the project quay with none. On the right, the Claude session at work on a plan.
The Chorded window at a phone's width, the list hidden: a Claude session in the project ledger, reading two files, planning the second pass in three steps and running the tests.

Three projects, five sessions. One working, one waiting.A Claude session at work in ledger.

One list of sessions. One place to focus.Try

Swipe the picture, or use the arrows. The keys work here too.

⌘T, ⌘W, ⌘N, ⇧⌘T and ⌘1–⌘9 belong to your browser on this page, and so does ⌥⌘↓ in Firefox. In Chorded they are yours.

A session is one of four things

Terminal Claude Codex fx

⌘T starts whichever you started last, remembered across launches. ⇧⌘T opens the choice, where 1 to 4 pick one.

01 / Less, on purpose

Keep the work.
Lose the friction.

Open a session. Watch it work. Answer when it needs you. Start the next one. Chorded gives that rhythm a home.

Projects keep sessions together. A workspace is a named set of projects, and the window shows one at a time. Switching the view leaves everything running.

What is not here is the point. No issue tracker, no agent roster, no scheduler, no cost report.

02 / It’s all in the chords

A small set of keys.
A very different flow.

Every action is one press with its modifiers. Hold Command in the app and the map appears.

⌘T

Start something.

A new session in the project you are standing in, of the kind you started last.

⌘1…9

Go straight there.

Select that numbered session and focus its terminal. Your next keystroke is already in the right place.

⇧⌘A

Be there when it matters.

Go to the session waiting for you. Answer it, then go back to what you were doing.

The whole map

⌘TNew session
⇧⌘TChoose a session kind
⌘NNew project
⌘IProject settings
⌘WClose session, or close project
⌘BToggle sidebar
⌃⌘FEnter or exit full screen
⇧⌘NNew workspace
⇧⌘IWorkspace settings
⌘1…9Select that session
⌥⌘↓Next session
⌥⌘↑Previous session
⌥⇧⌘↑ ↓Move session up, down
⌃1…9Select that workspace
⌥⌘→Next workspace
⌥⌘←Previous workspace
⇧⌘AGo to the waiting session
⌘KCommand palette
⌘/Keyboard shortcuts
⇧⌘CCopy session ID
⌘C ⌘VCopy, paste
⌘A ⌘QSelect all, quit

Every action on this list, and no action off it.

03 / What a purchase is

One payment.
One major version.

You pay once for Chorded 1, and every 1.x update is included. Chorded 2, if it comes, is a new purchase. Nothing here promises when.

The key works on up to 3 of your Macs. Enter it once on each.

There is no trial. Without a key Chorded does not start. It is a universal binary — Apple silicon and Intel — and it needs macOS 13 or newer.

There is no public download either. The disk image and your key arrive from Polar after payment — by email, and in your Polar account. Chorded has no server, so nothing about you is kept here.

Hands on the keys.
Head in the work.

In development.