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Follow live replies and tool activity in the conversation. Send the next instruction without switching to a terminal.

A native chat app for your coding agents
Chat with Claude Code, Codex, Pi and more in one app. Bring sessions from your computers together, follow tool activity, approve changes and answer questions — through native chat controls on your Mac or iPhone.
Open source. macOS 15 or later.
Follow live replies and tool activity in the conversation. Send the next instruction without switching to a terminal.
Review changes, approve tool requests and answer questions — right in the conversation, with a tap.
Dictation is corrected with names from the session and your own words.
Encrypted on the sending device, with a key for each of yours. The relay only sees where it goes.
Your agents run on your computers. Chat with them from your Mac or iPhone.
A native chat app for the agents on your computers. It finds the agents on your Mac, signs you in with GitHub and keeps everything running in the background.
The full app, like Kraki for Mac. It finds the agents on your PC, signs you in with GitHub and keeps this PC online from the tray. You can use it right on your PC, too.
The preview installer isn't signed yet. If Windows says it protected your PC, choose More info, then Run anyway.
On a Mac? Get Kraki for MacInstall the command-line version. It does the same setup in your terminal.
curl -fsSL https://app.kraki.chat/install.sh | bash
Scan the QR code Kraki shows on your computer. Then approve and answer from anywhere, with push notifications when an agent needs you.
No. Everything is encrypted on your computer with AES‑256‑GCM before it leaves, and only your own devices hold the keys. The relay just forwards sealed messages. It sees which device a message goes to and how big it is, nothing else, and it stores no messages or history. Security details
Claude Code, Codex and more, with new agents added as they ship. Kraki finds the agents you've already installed and signed in to. Use any model they support.
Yes. Your agents run on your computer, so it needs to be awake. Kraki runs quietly in the background and starts again when you log in.
No. Each computer makes one outbound connection to the relay. If you lose signal, Kraki keeps everything and catches up when you're back.
Yes. Kraki is open source under the MIT license. See the self-hosting guide.