$ npm test✓ 128 passed
$ codexWorking…
$ claudeReviewing…
$ npm run devready :3000
Terminals
Up to eight, side by side.
Every agent.
One context.
One desktop app for every coding agent.
Choose a build
Windows and macOS builds have no verified publisher certificate. See the warning and check your download.
First install? Read the download guide · Learn more · Join our Discord
Works with the agents you already use
Claude CodeCodexGrokDeepSeekOpenCodeAntigravity
Shared context
Switch agents mid-chat.
Carry recorded work into the next agent's session. How context transfers →
- 1Ask CodexAdd rate limiting
- 2Switch to ClaudeSame chat
- 3Ask what it didIt already knows
/split
Review once. Split into many.
Background agents reuse your context.
- 1Deep reviewRead the project once
- 2Type /splitOne line per task
- 3Context reusedSplits start informed
Interface
One clean UI for every agent.
Every step, file and token in the same place, whichever agent you pick.
- 1Pick any agentClaude, Codex, Grok…
- 2See every stepWhat it read, edited, ran
- 3Review the diffChanges, line by line
Three modes
Agent. Code. Browser.
Chat with agents, run them in terminals, or point them at a live page you can restyle and test.
- 1AgentChat with any agent
- 2CodeReal CLIs, side by side
- 3BrowserSelect, design and test a live page
And more
Built for the way you work.
Type a command…Ctrl K
Split this chat/split
Switch agent
New worktree
Command palette
Everything one shortcut away.
memoryUses pnpm, not npm
memoryAPI errors extend ApiError
memoryTests live in /test
Memory
Agents remember your project.
Tokens2.4M
Agent runs128
Usage dashboard
Tokens and runs, per agent.
Before rate limit2m
Before types refactornowRestore
Before docs9m
Checkpoints
Undo captured file edits.
On your machinekeys · code · chats
Local-first
Workspace on your device. Agents use their providers.
See Krayton in action
Install
Seeing a warning? Windows or macOS may warn on first launch because the current build has no verified publisher certificate. See why, and check the file yourself.
Check it yourself →
From download to your first chat.
Krayton is an independent desktop app made by Oussama Hadji. Download it from striqai.com, then follow the steps for your computer.
Windows
Install the desktop app
- 1Download the installer.Use Download on a Windows computer. The installer is named
kra-Setup.exe. - 2Open the downloaded file.Find it in your browser's downloads or your Downloads folder.
- 3Review any SmartScreen warning.If it says “Windows protected your PC” for this file, and you choose to trust this unsigned build, select More info, then Run anyway if available. “Unknown publisher” is expected for this unsigned build.
- 4Finish installation and open Krayton.Sign in or create your account. If you do not have an active subscription, follow the purchase option to activate access.
If Run anyway is unavailable, your Windows security settings or organization may block unsigned apps. Contact support; keep your security protections enabled.
macOS
Choose your Mac's build
- 1Check your Mac.Open Apple menu → About This Mac. A Chip entry such as M1, M2, M3 or M4 means Apple Silicon; an Intel Processor entry means Intel.
- 2Download the matching ZIP.The macOS Download button lets you choose Apple Silicon or Intel. Expand Choose a build beside Download, then select Intel Mac or Apple Silicon.
- 3Extract and move the app.Double-click the ZIP, then drag
kra.appinto Applications and try opening it. - 4Review a developer-verification warning.If you trust this unsigned build, open System Settings → Privacy & Security after the blocked attempt. Select Open Anyway if available, authenticate when asked, and confirm Open.
- 5Sign in to Krayton.Create an account if needed, then activate a subscription if you do not already have one.
These are Apple's general first-launch steps. The current Mac preview still needs installation and runtime testing on real Macs.
Linux
Installing on Linux
- 1Download the AppImage.Expand Choose a build beside Download to select AppImage or the .tar.gz archive for an x86-64 Linux computer. For the archive, extract it and open
kra; the steps below cover AppImage. - 2Allow it to run.In your file manager, open the file's Properties → Permissions and allow it to run as a program. The exact label depends on your desktop.
- 3Open it and sign in.Open the AppImage, sign in to Krayton, and activate a subscription if needed. If your system reports a missing dependency, contact support with the message and your Linux distribution.
Pricing
One plan. Every agent.
$5.00 first month
Then $10.00/month · cancel anytime
- All six agent harnesses
- Shared context & /split
- Agent, Code and Browser modes
- Up to eight parallel terminals
Paddle handles secure payment and applicable sales taxes. Cancel anytime from your account.
FAQ
Questions.
Do I need my own agent accounts?
Yes. Krayton drives the CLIs you already have installed, like Claude Code and Codex, with your own logins.
How does shared context work?
Krayton keeps a shared recorded conversation and a separate session for each agent. Switching transfers recorded history within a size budget; model context windows and provider compaction still apply. Read about shared context and its limits.
Does my code leave my machine?
Krayton itself is local-first: your keys, code and chats stay on your computer. Each agent still talks to its own provider.
Which platforms are supported?
Linux, Windows and macOS. Builds are in preview, and the Download button shows what is ready.
What does it cost?
$5 USD for your first month, then $10 USD per month. Paddle shows any tax and the final total before payment. Cancel anytime from your account.