Tower 3.1.0

Install

curl -fsSL https://ghhrmnzdh.github.io/tower/install.sh | sh

Installs Tower to /Applications, puts the tower command on your PATH, and
launches it. No Gatekeeper warning — a curl-downloaded file is never
quarantined, so macOS doesn't assess it.

Menu bar: the radar appears at the top right.
Terminal dashboard: type tower, or click Terminal Dashboard… in the popover.

Downloading by hand instead?

Grab Tower.app.zip below — not "Source code", which contains no built app.
A browser download is quarantined, and because this build is ad-hoc signed
rather than notarized (that needs a paid Apple Developer account), macOS will
refuse to open it as "from an unidentified developer." On macOS 15+,
right-click → Open no longer clears this. Either:

xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Tower.app

…or open it once and choose Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy &
Security. The one-liner above avoids all of it.

Requires macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon, Python 3, and Claude Code.

Tower 3.0

A control tower for your Claude Code agents — pin Claude to a country, isolate network faults, watch usage, and monitor every running agent. One daemon, two front-ends (menu-bar app + terminal dashboard).

Install

1. Download Tower.app.zip, unzip, and drag Tower.app to Applications.
2. First launch (ad-hoc signed, not notarized): right-click Tower.app -> Open -> Open. Normal launches work after that.

Requires macOS 14+ (Apple Silicon) and Python 3 (macOS ships one).