$29 / month · macOS native

Every session.
One cockpit.

Nock Terminal is the macOS app for running Claude Code at fleet scale: multi-session tabs, live status dots, git ops, and a command palette that puts every action one keystroke away.

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What's in the cockpit

Built for
running a fleet.

Nock Terminal wraps Claude Code in a native macOS shell tuned for driving many agents at once.

Session tabs 01 · tabs

Run a dozen Claude Code sessions side by side. Each tab is a full agent with its own working directory.

# session
agent  = "mason"
cwd    = "~/Dev/project"

Live status 02 · status

Status dots show which agents are working, idle, or waiting on you, at a glance, across every tab.

# status
mason  = "running"
iris   = "idle"

Command palette 03 · ⌘K

Every action (new session, switch agent, commit, git log) one keystroke away behind ⌘K.

# palette
key    = "cmd+k"
action = "switch session"

In motion

Watch a session
run end to end.

Scroll through a real Terminal session: launch an agent, watch tabs and status churn, ship the work, file the report. No video. This is the actual UI, animated.

How it works

One app. Install, open,
run from the keyboard.

Nock Terminal is a single macOS app. Install it, open your sessions, and run everything from the keyboard.

Download for macOS

A signed, notarized .app. Requires macOS 14 or later. No CLI setup.

Open your sessions in tabs

Each tab runs a Claude Code agent. Drag to reorder, ⌘1–9 to jump.

Drive everything from ⌘K

The command palette runs sessions, git ops, and reviews without leaving the keyboard.

Review session reports

Every session writes a report (what changed, what it cost) when it ends.

Download

Signed and notarized. macOS 14 or later.

# macOS 14+
$ brew install --cask nock-terminal

# or download the .app directly
$ open nocktechnologies.io/terminal

[ok] Nock Terminal launched · $29/mo

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