For developers
Every coding agent in one app. The work stays yours.
Ripul is one app for Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Kimi and the models you run yourself. The agents work on your own Mac, on your real projects, and you direct them from wherever you are. Here is the short version; the full tour is on the app's own site.
The short version
Your Macs at the top, each with a button for a new conversation, and every conversation below, whichever agent is having it. Six things it does are below, each with a page of its own on the app's site.
Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Kimi and models you run yourself, with one way of working. Change agent with a tap, mid-conversation.
Your Mac Your Mac, from your pocketThe agents work on your own Mac, on your real projects, and you direct them from your phone. Reach the Mac itself when you need to.
Yours to keep What they make belongs to youTools, plans and memories stay with your account, whichever agent made them. Watch one tool move from Claude to Codex.
Trainyard Many agents, one machine to shareReleases go out in turn, simulators are lent and given back, and a local model is not asked for more than it can do.
Local models Your own models, on your own machineModels you run in LM Studio are found by themselves and work as agents, like any other.
Changes See exactly what changed, and whyEvery change beside the conversation that made it, readable on your phone.
About twenty minutes, once
One line in Terminal puts Ripul on your Mac. Sign in on your phone with the same account and the two find each other.
Getting startedBuilt with its own SDK
Everything above is built on the Ripul SDK. The tools you come to rely on are the ones your own app can have.
About the SDKUse every agent. Keep everything you make.
Put Ripul on your Mac today and take the work with you tomorrow.