One AI at a time?
That's so 2024.
Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or any AI CLI in parallel. Each session gets its own git worktree. No conflicts. No waiting.
AI coding assistants are powerful.But they're slow.
You think in parallel. Your AI works in sequence.That mismatch costs you hours every week.
Sequential workflows
One task at a time. Always waiting.
Git conflicts
Multiple AIs, same branch = chaos.
Merge conflict in 3 files. Manual resolution required.
Context switching
Jumping between tasks kills flow.
Manual worktree setup
Tedious, error-prone, time-consuming.
Parallel AI workflows.Powered by git worktrees.
Live Status
Track every AI session from the sidebar. See which agents are running, waiting for input, or idle.
Code Review
Review AI changes before pushing. Add comments, then copy them to the AI to fix.
Add input validation before processing credentials to prevent injection attacks.
Git Built-in
Stage, commit, push without leaving Termpad. Real-time sync status included.
Every Platform
Windows · macOS · Linux
Every AI CLI
Works with any terminal-based agent
Four steps to parallel.
Add Project
Point Termpad to any git repository.
Create Sessions
Spin up multiple sessions, each in its own isolated worktree.
Run AI Agents
Launch Claude Code, Codex, or any AI CLI in each terminal. They work simultaneously, isolated from each other.
Merge & Ship
Review changes, merge branches, clean up worktrees. Termpad handles the git complexity.
Built for how
developers actually work.
See how Termpad transforms your workflow with real parallel sessions.
Feature Development
AI builds login while you architect the dashboard. Ship 3x faster.
Bug Fixing
Triage 3 bugs simultaneously with 3 AI sessions. No context switching.
Code Review
AI reviews a PR in one session while you keep coding in another.
Experimentation
Test different AI approaches to the same problem in parallel.
Before & After
See the difference Termpad makes.
Ready to go parallel?
Download Termpad and start running multiple AI agents in parallel. Works with Claude, Gemini, Codex, and any coding CLI.
Download for WindowsHeads up: You may see a security warning during installation. Termpad is in public beta and as a solo developer, I haven't purchased code-signing certificates yet — this is expected and the app is safe. To bypass the warning:
- Windows: Click “More info” → “Run anyway”
- macOS: Right-click the app → “Open” → “Open anyway”
- Linux: You're probably fine