Free and open source

Your coding agents. A proper Mac app.

Every coding agent you use, in one calm workspace, on the accounts you already have. Step away and carry on from your iPhone.

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Works with

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • Antigravity
  • OpenCode
  • Grok
  • Pi
  • Hermes
  • + any ACP agent

One workspace · at your desk or on your phone

iPhone paired

A calmer workspace

Projects, conversations, approvals, and diffs in one window instead of a pile of terminals.

Your tools, your choice

Pick the right agent for each task. Your code stays in your folders, and FalconDeck is MIT licensed.

Keep work moving

Read replies, answer questions, and approve actions from your phone, live and end-to-end encrypted.

Made for daily work

From the first prompt to the final review.

Run agents, review their work, and keep regular tasks on schedule in one place.

Projects & agents

Work with agents side by side

Run several agents across your projects, pick a model per task, and hand work to another agent with its context.

Files & review

See what changed and why

Browse files, read diffs, preview Markdown and media, and use a built-in terminal. Approvals arrive with the task in view.

System-wide dictation

Use your voice across your Mac

Hold a shortcut to dictate into any app with on-device Apple Speech or OpenRouter. Rewrite selected text by saying how.

Text-to-speech

Listen to your agent’s replies

Hear responses on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, using OpenRouter text-to-speech with your own key.

OpenRouter integration

Bring your own key and models

Pick models for transcription, voice rewrite, and titles. Your OpenRouter key stays on your Mac, and usage bills to you.

Automations

Put regular work on a schedule

Schedule recurring instructions or a one-off follow-up. Runs appear as normal tasks on your Mac or an SSH host.

  • Know when you’re needed

    Notifications for finished work, questions, approvals, and errors, on your Mac and phone.

  • Let agents use your computer

    Browser and native app tasks on macOS 14 or later, with permissions you control.

  • Connect your tools

    MCP tools, agent skills, and built-in Notes and Kanban extensions.

  • Make the workspace yours

    Themes, fonts, text sizes, and keyboard shortcuts.

Start with your Mac

From download to first task.

Open a project you already work on and sign in with your usual agent account. Pairing a phone is optional.

Read the getting-started guide
  1. Install FalconDeck

    Drag the app into Applications. macOS 12 or later.

  2. Choose an agent and a project

    Setup finds your coding tools and helps you pick a folder.

  3. Try a small task

    Ask your agent to explain the project and run its tests.

Available on the App Store

FalconDeck for iPhone and iPad

Read responses, review changes, and approve actions in the same live session, away from your desk.

Download on the App Store
  1. Install both apps

    FalconDeck on your Mac, and the free app on your iPhone or iPad.

  2. Pair your device

    On your Mac, open Settings → Remote Access and scan the QR code.

  3. Carry on anywhere

    Your projects and sessions are on your phone. No FalconDeck account needed.

A few things to know

Is FalconDeck free?

Yes. The apps and the hosted relay are free. Your agent’s own subscription still applies, and optional OpenRouter features bill your own key.

What does OpenRouter power?

Optional cloud transcription, voice rewrite, title suggestions, and Read Aloud. Add your key in Settings → Speech on your Mac; only the audio or text for that action is sent. Dictation can also run on-device with Apple Speech.

Do I need to change editors or move my code?

No. Open your existing folders and keep your editor. FalconDeck sits alongside it.

Does my Mac need to stay on?

For work on your Mac, keep it awake and online with FalconDeck running. For an always-on setup, run agents on another machine over SSH.

Where does my work live?

Your code stays in your folders and your agents own their sessions. Remote traffic is end-to-end encrypted between paired devices, through our free relay or your own.

How mature is it?

Early, actively developed, and used for real work every day. Try it on a project and tell us what would help.

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