Supervise a fleet of
coding agents.
A native app for running Claude Code across many branches at once — with the diffs, approvals and questions from every agent gathered into one place you can actually keep up with.
Pick your platform below · free · macOS and Windows
The problem
One agent is a joy. Four is a browser full of terminals, a branch you can't remember creating, and the quiet certainty that something finished twenty minutes ago and has been waiting for you since. The work isn't the bottleneck. Your attention is.
What it does
Built for the moment one agent becomes ten
A decision queue, not a dashboard
Ten agents working means ten moments that need a human. Dunea collects every approval, question, and finished diff into one queue and puts them in front of you in order — so being the bottleneck stops meaning watching ten terminals.
Structured chat, not a raw terminal
Tool calls render as tool calls. Diffs render as diffs, inline, with approve and reject where you are already reading. The agent still runs Claude Code underneath — you just stop parsing a scrollback buffer to find out what it did.
Every agent in its own worktree
Each session gets a real git worktree, created on demand and torn down safely. Agents work in parallel without fighting over your working tree, and you review each branch — then open the PR — without leaving the app.
Nothing to install first
The Node runtime the agent runs on ships inside the app. No version manager, no global installs, no "works on my machine" before you have even started. Download, open, point it at a repo.
Agent
Claude Code
via the Claude Agent SDK
Platforms
macOS · Windows
Apple Silicon and Intel
Your code
Stays local
runs on your machine, not ours
Updates
Automatic
signed, in the background
Stop being the bottleneck
Free while in beta. Bring your own Claude subscription or API key.
Pick your platform below · free · macOS and Windows
First launch on macOS
Dunea Desktop isn't notarized by Apple yet, so macOS will say the app is damaged. It isn't — that's what Gatekeeper says about any unsigned app. Right-click the app and choose Open, or run:
Signing and notarization are in progress. Windows installs normally.