Free for Mac. Made for Claude Code.

Stop checking
on your agents.
Let Flow do it.

Flow shows which Claude Code window is working, done or waiting for you, and takes you there with Option-Tab, on any desktop.

Download for Mac

Free. No account. Nothing leaves your Mac.

A Mac desktop with a VS Code window running Claude Code. Over it, Flow's switcher like ⌘Tab with six projects: send, polisher and flow with their own icons, send-api in VS Code, infra in VS Code Insiders, docs in Cursor. Each has a dot: blue for working, green for ready, red for needs you. Under the menu bar icon, which counts 2, Flow's notifications: polisher needs your input, send-api is ready.

Sound familiar?

Without Flow: You click through every window to see which agent is done.

With Flow: A dot on every window: working, ready, needs you.

Without Flow: An agent asked you something twenty minutes ago.

With Flow: Option-Tab takes you to the one that waited longest.

Without Flow: ⌘Tab shows one VS Code for eight projects.

With Flow: Every project gets its own icon, on any desktop.

Without Flow: One ⌘Q, and every agent stops mid-task.

With Flow: Windows in Flow are safe from ⌘Q.

The details

Made to stay out of your way.

  • Every desktop

    Windows on other desktops are one key away.

  • Notifications that take you there

    Which project, and what its agent asked or finished.

  • A grid in one key

    G tiles your windows. R puts them back.

  • Only what you add

    Nothing is in Flow until you press A.

Honestly

Can’t I just…?

Some of it, yes. Only Flow does all four.

A Stop hook⌘TabClaude DesktopFlow
Tells you when an agent is doneYesNoYesYes
One key to the window that needs youNoNoNoYes
Works with agents in your editorYesYesNoYes
Nothing to set upNoYesYesYes
Download for Mac

Free. No account. Nothing leaves your Mac.

Free and private

  • Free.

    No trial, no account, nothing to unlock.

  • Private.

    No network requests, no analytics. Nothing leaves your Mac.

  • No setup.

    No hooks, no plugin. Flow reads what Claude Code already writes.

Questions

What’s the catch?

None. We built Flow for our own Claude Code sessions and use it every day. We also make Send, an email client for Mac, and Polisher, better English in any Mac app.

Why does it need Accessibility?

To bring windows forward and tile them, like any window switcher. Screen Recording is optional and only reads window titles on other desktops.

What about Codex, Gemini and other agents?

You can add their windows today, but they keep a plain grey dot for now. Their status is first on our list.