Claude Code and Codex. One app.
Use either CLI, or both. Switch models in the middle of a conversation and GlassCode carries the thread over, recent context included.
Fully native and made of liquid glass. Run Claude Code and Codex side by side, send out a team of agents, and watch the results render right in the thread.
What’s new
Codex joins Claude, usage limits stop being a wall, and every chat is one glance away.
Use either CLI, or both. Switch models in the middle of a conversation and GlassCode carries the thread over, recent context included.
GlassCode spots new Claude Code and Codex releases the moment they ship and updates your CLI in one tap.
Add several Claude and Codex logins. When one runs dry, GlassCode moves to the one with the most left and puts your message back, ready to send.
A Dynamic Island for your threads. Live circles show which chats are working, need approval or are done. Hover for recents, or zoom out to see them all.
Ask for a chart, dashboard or diagram and Claude draws it right in the conversation. It’s live and interactive, and it matches the app.
New threads open on a hyperspace starfield, and sending your first message jumps to warp. Every sound in the app is synthesized live.
The new composer
Write in a single glass capsule. Tap the glowing orb to switch models and dial effort on a live energy track. The ring flows faster as you climb and turns purple at Max, and your message follows it.
Drag the energy track, tap the orb or +, or type and press Return.
Built for real work
Subagents
Fan work out to parallel subagents and follow each one by name: Curie, Lovelace, Turing and 46 more scientists, color-coded so you can tell them apart. Open any agent’s own transcript, or show its thinking.
Plan mode & approvals
Plan mode asks its questions as numbered choices and hands you a plan to sign off. Edits arrive as approval cards with a diff preview, and you answer from the keyboard.
Diffs, git & terminal
Every agent run gets its own diff. Stage or revert line by line, undo a whole run in one click, then commit, push and open a pull request without leaving the chat.
Usage
Usage rings track your 5-hour and weekly limits, with Claude on the outside and Codex on the inside. The dashboard turns a year of tokens into a heatmap.
Private by design
GlassCode drives the official Claude Code and Codex CLIs on your machine. Prompts go straight from your Mac to Anthropic or OpenAI, never through us.
And all the little things
Yes. It’s built in SwiftUI for macOS 26 Tahoe, with Liquid Glass throughout and Metal shaders for its effects.
Yes. GlassCode runs the official Claude Code and Codex CLIs with your own logins, so you keep the plans you already pay for. There’s no separate AI account.
You need at least one of them, and both work side by side. GlassCode can update either CLI with one tap.
Yes. Add several Claude and Codex logins. GlassCode stays on the account you picked until it’s spent, then moves to the one with the most left and puts your prompt back.
Your code, prompts and chats never pass through GlassCode’s servers. They go straight from the CLI on your Mac to Anthropic or OpenAI, exactly as they would from your terminal.
GlassCode updates itself. New versions download in the background and install when you’re ready.
Download GlassCode and pick up right where your terminal left off.
Requires macOS 26 Tahoe or later