Inbox
Every question, approval and finished task from every agent, sorted by what needs you first.
Claude Code, Codex and the rest ask their questions in one inbox. Answer with a single key on your Mac, from your phone, or for agents running on your servers.
Plus anything else running in Orca, tmux or Akix.
See it work
Three agents are working across your Mac and a Linux server. When Codex needs a decision, the pill turns amber and the question lands in your Inbox.
How it works
onestation picks up Claude Code and Codex sessions, Orca terminals and tmux panes that are already running. Nothing to configure.
Scan a code to open the inbox on your phone. Remote machines dial out over a WebSocket, so there are no ports to open.
Questions land in one inbox. Press a number, or double-tap ⌥ and say what you need. The right agent gets it.
Features
Every question, approval and finished task from every agent, sorted by what needs you first.
A quiet strip at the edge of your screen. Blue is working, amber needs you, green is done.
Double-tap ⌥ and say it. onestation sends it to the right agent, or starts new work.
The same inbox in your pocket. Approve a deploy from the couch, or the train.
Add Macs and Linux boxes. They connect outbound, and tailnet machines are discovered for you.
Works with Orca terminals, tmux sessions and Akix cloud agents. Keep the setup you have.
Every answer waits two seconds before it is sent. esc takes it back.
J/K to move, 1–9 to answer, E to archive.
See when an answer actually reached the agent, not just that you pressed a key.
Routing runs on your own Claude login. We never sell or share your sessions.
The film
A short film about getting your attention back from a wall of terminals.
Pricing
The 7-day trial starts when you open the app. No card needed.
Everything, billed as you go.
$79/year
$6.58 a month, billed yearly
SubscribePay once. Keep it.
$149once
The price of 16 months of Pro
Buy lifetimePrices exclude VAT where it applies. 14-day refund on every plan, no questions asked. Licenses move between Macs from the app.
A Mac app that watches every coding agent you run and collects their questions, approvals and finished work into one inbox. You answer from the keyboard, your phone or the router, and the agent carries on. It does not replace your terminal or your agents.
Claude Code and Codex sessions are detected directly. OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Aider, Amp, Grok and other terminal agents show up through the runtime they run in: Orca terminals, tmux sessions or Akix. Agents in a plain terminal window outside Orca or tmux are visible but watch-only.
No. Your agents keep running where they already are, on your accounts and your machines. onestation reads their state and types your answer into the right session. The router can also start new work in a session you choose.
Inbox state lives on your Mac in ~/.onestation. When the router needs a model, it uses your own Claude login, so requests go to Anthropic under your account. We do not sell, share or train on your sessions. The license server only sees your email, license and device activations. Details in the privacy policy.
It is a web app served by your Mac. Scan the pairing code in onestation and add it to your home screen. It works on your local network or anywhere over your tailnet. Push notifications are not available yet; they are on the roadmap.
Yes. Install the onestation node on a Mac or Linux machine from the Machines page. It connects outbound over a WebSocket, so no inbound ports are needed, and machines on your tailnet are discovered automatically.
Each license activates on two Macs at a time. Deactivate one from the app to move it to a new machine. Remote servers and phones do not count toward the limit.
Start with the free 7-day trial. If you buy and change your mind, email us within 14 days for a full refund. Subscriptions can be cancelled at any time and stay active until the end of the period.
onestation checks for signed updates once a day and installs them in the background. You can also choose Check for Updates from the menu. Pro includes updates while your subscription is active; Lifetime includes all future updates.