Native macOS · Apple Silicon

Stop babysitting
one agent at a time.

Lane is the visual orchestration layer for local AI coding agents. Write tasks on a Kanban board, drag to run, and let Claude Code, Codex, Aider, or OpenCode work in parallel. Each task runs in its own isolated Git worktree, streaming live to your desktop.

  • No cloud APIs
  • Free download today
  • Bring your own agent
Lane Kanban board showing tasks in progress with live agent output streaming on cards

The real app. Kanban board with live agent output on every card.

Your agents are powerful.
Your workflow isn't.

In 2026, developers orchestrate AI agents, not just write code. But the interface is still a linear terminal: one prompt, one wait, one review, then the next. Five bugs means five serial babysitting sessions.

Terminal throughput

One agent blocks the next. Context switching eats your afternoon.

Lane throughput

Queue tasks on a board. Run agents in parallel. Review when ready.

Project management meets
agent execution.

Lane bridges the gap between high-level task planning and low-level CLI automation, without sending a single token to the cloud.

Visual Kanban orchestration

Four columns (Tasks, In Progress, In Review, Done) mirror how you actually ship. Drag a card to trigger execution. No shell scripts, no mental queue.

Isolated Git worktrees

Every task gets its own branch and worktree. Agents can't stomp on each other. You merge only what you approve.

Live agent streaming

Watch stdout stream directly on the active card. Know what your agent is doing without alt-tabbing to a terminal.

Human review gate

Inspect diffs before merge. Approve and merge, or reject and send back. You stay in control of what lands in main.

Context-aware tasks

Attach local file paths to any card. Your agent starts with the exact files that matter.

  • src/Header.tsx
  • lib/auth.ts
  • styles/tokens.css

Zero cloud lock-in

Lane never calls a remote API. Your code, your agents, your machine. Pay for the tools you already use, not another SaaS middleman.

From idea to merged code
in four moves.

  1. create

    Create a task

    Add a title, markdown description, and attach context files from your project tree.

  2. drag

    Drag to In Progress

    Lane spins up a Git worktree, picks your agent, and launches it headlessly in the background.

  3. watch

    Watch it work

    Live terminal output streams to the card. Queue more tasks while this one runs.

  4. review

    Review and ship

    When the agent finishes, inspect the diff, merge what you trust, archive the rest.

Use the CLI tools
you already trust.

Lane doesn't replace your agents. It orchestrates them. Pick a default in Settings, override per card, or bring a fully custom command template. Lane auto-detects installed CLIs on your Mac.

  • Claude Code Anthropic's coding agent
  • Codex OpenAI Codex CLI
  • OpenCode Open-source AI coding agent
  • Aider Pair-programming in your terminal
  • Custom Any CLI. Your template, your rules.
Lane Settings dialog showing project path configuration, Git branch detection, agent command template, and installed AI agent selection
Settings: pick your project, scan for agents, customize commands.

Terminal vs. Lane

Linear terminal Lane
Parallel agents One at a time Many, simultaneously
Task visibility Scrollback history Kanban board + live cards
Code isolation Manual branch juggling Automatic Git worktrees
Review workflow Copy-paste diffs Built-in diff review gate
Privacy Depends on agent 100% local orchestration
Cost Agent + app subscriptions Lane plan + BYOA

"I had four bugs queued and kept context-switching between terminal tabs. Lane let me fire all four and review over coffee."

Serial prompt-and-wait developer

"Worktrees per card means I finally trust parallel agents. No more 'wait, which branch was that on?'"

Cautious merger

"I already pay for Claude Code. Lane just makes it feel like a real engineering workflow, not a chat session."

BYOA believer

Pay for orchestration.
Not another AI API.

Lane runs your agents locally. You keep your existing Claude Code, Codex, or Aider subscriptions. Our plans unlock parallelism, projects, and team workflows on top.

Free download available now · Pro & Team billing coming soon

Free

Try the workflow

$0 / month

For solo developers exploring agent orchestration.

Download free
  • 1 parallel agent
  • 1 active project
  • Kanban board + live streaming
  • Git worktree isolation
  • All supported agent CLIs
  • Community support

Team

Orchestrate together

$49 / seat / month

For squads sharing boards, review gates, and standards.

Join Team waitlist
  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited parallel agents
  • Shared team boards
  • Role-based review gates
  • Centralized agent presets
  • Usage analytics dashboard
  • Slack + email support

Enterprise

At org scale

Custom

For companies that need governance, SSO, and SLAs.

Contact us
  • Everything in Team
  • SSO / SAML
  • Audit logs + compliance exports
  • On-premise deployment option
  • Dedicated success manager
  • Custom MSAs + invoicing

What you get at each tier

Feature Free Pro Team Enterprise
Parallel agents 1 5 Unlimited Unlimited
Active projects 1 Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
Git worktrees Yes Yes Yes Yes
Live agent streaming Yes Yes Yes Yes
Per-card agent override No Yes Yes Yes
Shared team boards No No Yes Yes
SSO / SAML No No No Yes
Support Community Priority email Slack + email Dedicated

Common questions

Do I still pay for Claude Code or Codex separately?

Yes. Lane orchestrates the CLIs you already use. You bring your own agent subscriptions. We never proxy your prompts through our servers.

Can I switch plans mid-month?

Upgrades take effect immediately with prorated billing. Downgrades apply at the start of your next billing cycle.

Is Pro available yet?

Download Lane free today with full local orchestration. Pro and Team billing (parallel limits, multi-project, shared boards) launches soon — join the waitlist from the pricing section.

Is there a trial for Pro?

Pro will include a 14-day trial when billing ships. During beta, the download is free with no account required.

What counts as a Team seat?

Each macOS user who signs into Lane with your team workspace counts as one seat. View-only reviewers don't count toward your limit.

Does Lane send my code to the cloud?

No. Agent execution stays on your machine. Subscription billing is the only cloud touchpoint. Your source code never leaves your Mac.

What happens if I cancel?

You keep access through the end of your billing period, then drop to Free limits. Your boards and settings stay on your device.

Your agents are ready
to work in parallel.

Download Lane for macOS. Point it at your repo, pick your agent, and drag your first task into motion.

Download for macOS View plans Apple Silicon · macOS 13+ · First open: right-click → Open if macOS blocks the app
  • Free during beta
  • No account required
  • Works with your existing agent CLIs