Two AIs.
One window.
A tiling terminal manager for AI coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex CLI, and shells side-by-side in tiled panes. Pro cuts your token usage by roughly 30-50% with output trimming, smart caching, and six task modes.
Free · no card · 4 panes · 1 workspace · install in seconds
Pin every agent
into one layout.
Claude Code, Codex CLI, shells, and log tails. All in tiled panes inside a single window. Workspaces save the grid per project. Cmd+K to switch. Auto-resume picks up where you stopped.
Four panes. One keyboard.
Tile Claude Code on the left, Codex CLI on the right, a shell on the bottom, logs anywhere. Cmd+K to switch.
Built for parallel agents.
Seven things Veyra gets right that a stack of terminal tabs gets wrong, plus a Pro pack that cuts your Claude bill ≈30-50%.
Tiled grid
Claude Code, Codex CLI, and shells side-by-side in real tiles. Split horizontally or vertically. Drag dividers to resize.
Workspaces
Workspace, project, folder, terminal. A real tree for AI sessions. Cmd+K to switch contexts without losing state.
Auto-resume
Close the lid, open it tomorrow. Every Claude and Codex session resumes exactly where it stopped — session IDs and codex resume wired in automatically.
Live activity
See which agent is thinking, running a tool, or waiting on you. Pulse indicators in the sidebar tell you who's busy without clicking anything.
Your keys, your data
Veyra is local. Claude and Codex talk to their providers directly — no proxy, no telemetry of prompts. Your existing CLI auth is the auth.
Native, ~6 MB
Tauri 2 with Rust on the backend, your OS's native webview on the frontend. Real ptys via portable-pty and ConPTY. Cold-start under 200 ms.
Token Reducer (Pro)
Trim verbose tool output before Claude reads it. Six task modes, live cache hit rate, CLAUDE.md doctor, Haiku-or-Sonnet subagent routing. Real measured savings of roughly 30-50% on a normal Pro user's bill.
Built for serious AI coding.
Most terminals were built for one human typing one command at a time. Coding with agents is different. You start a long task in Claude, kick off another in Codex, watch a build, tail logs. Five minutes later you have eight tabs and no idea which is which.
Veyra treats the AI as a first-class pane.
Every terminal lives inside a workspace. Every workspace remembers its layout, its shells, and its agent sessions. Switch projects and the right grid is already there. Close the lid, open it tomorrow, your sessions resume.
It is a desktop app, not a tab. Real PTYs. Native binary, about 15 MB. No Electron. No webview pretending to be a terminal.
We built Veyra because we ran out of monitor. Five Claudes, three browsers, two terminals. One night the cursor disappeared behind a Slack window for the third time and we just — stopped. The next morning we started this.
Free for solo. Pro for parallel.
Veyra is free forever for one machine. Upgrade when you want unlimited panes, unlimited workspaces, or a second device.
Veyra Free
No card · no signup gate · just install
Solo terminal manager. Run Claude Code or Codex CLI in tiled panes, free forever.
- Panes per session4 max
- Saved workspaces1
- Devices per license1
- Claude Code + Codex CLI✓
- Per-pane cost tracking✓
- Session resume✓
- Token Reducer (≈30-50% savings)—
- Six task modes—
- Cache Guard + CLAUDE.md Doctor—
- Subagent Router—
- Context Bridge—
- Future updates✓
- Priority support—
Veyra Pro · Lifetime
Founders Edition — first 100 buyers
Pay once. Unlimited parallel agents, ≈30-50% token savings, 3 devices, every future update.
- Panes per sessionUnlimited
- Saved workspacesUnlimited
- Devices per license3
- Claude Code + Codex CLI✓
- Per-pane cost tracking✓
- Session resume✓
- Token Reducer (≈30-50% savings)✓
- Six task modes✓
- Cache Guard + CLAUDE.md Doctor✓
- Subagent Router✓
- Context BridgeComing soon
- Future updates✓
- Priority support✓
Founders Edition is capped at the first 100 lifetime buyers.
Get Veyra.
Free for solo work — 4 panes, 1 workspace, no card needed. Pro for unlimited at $19.99 once, yours forever. Founders Edition: limited to the first 100 buyers.
Questions.
Click a prompt on the left. The terminal on the right types out the answer.