The voice-first agentic dev environment for Mac. Run ten coding agents at once without babysitting them — spawn, redirect, and interrupt Claude, Codex, and Cursor by name, just by talking. On-device speech.





HeyZoku
Micro-SaaSOrchestrate an army of coding agents with your voice.
Choose a plan
- Lifetime access
- Refundable up to 60 days
Early-stage product. Brought to you by the team who built it.
Zoku is a native macOS app that puts all your coding-agent CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi, or any CLI you add) side by side as live terminals on one tiling canvas. Each agent gets a spoken name like Atlas or Sage, so you can spawn, redirect, or interrupt the right one without hunting for a pane. Hold ⌥⌘ from any app and just talk: "open a Claude worktree named auth-fix" or "tell Atlas to run the tests." The window doesn't even need to be open. Every agent gets its own git worktree so parallel work never causes merge conflicts. When an agent finishes or needs your attention, Zoku chimes and speaks the agent's name. Sessions survive restarts and keep the same layout. On-device speech transcription via Parakeet runs privately and instantly on Apple Silicon, forever. Agents can also spawn and review other agents through the `zoku` CLI, so a plan-then-review loop runs without you brokering it. Zoku drives the CLIs and subscriptions already on your Mac. No API keys, no second token meter, your code never leaves the machine. An optional Cloud add-on (sold inside the app) unlocks a hands-free voice companion with memory, screen context, and Slack/Gmail/Sheets integrations, but none of that is required for the canvas or on-device voice.
TL;DR
Unlimited agents, unlimited workspaces
At-a-glance
heyzoku.comAlternative to
WisprFlow
Integrations
OpenAI
Best for
Content creators, Solopreneurs, Agencies



