Stop setting up. Start working.

One-click AI agent workspaces for macOS. Save your whole rig — agents, layout, working directories, initial prompts — and load it back in a click. Like tmuxinator, except your agents are already running.

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You've typed cd ~/projects/foo && claude four hundred times. Stop.

What it does

Presets	Save the whole grid — agents, layout, working directories, per-pane initial prompts — as a named bundle. Load it later and the whole grid spins up. Agents already running.
Macros	The commands you retype forty times a day, one click away. Pin /clear, make test, git status to a pane header — send to the focused pane or the broadcast group.
Spaces	Every project's rig, saved. Switch between projects, agent roles, or workflows without losing pane state.
Broadcast	Type once, send to every selected pane. Same prompt, three agents, instant compare.
@mentions	@pane2:50 pulls the last 50 lines of that pane's output into your prompt. Hand context between agents without copy-paste.
MCP server	Local HTTP server (127.0.0.1 only, bearer-token auth) exposes panes to Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Cline. Read/write panes from any MCP client.
Cross-pane search	Find any string across every pane's live buffer and scrollback history (⌘⇧F).
Worktree panes	New worktree pane… runs git worktree add and spawns a pane there, labeled with the branch. Cleanup on close.
Pane attention	Free in-app activity dots. Pro out-of-app delivery (OS notifications, dock bounce, sound) when an idle pane needs you.
Power-user surface	Command palette (⌘⇧P), ⌘1–⌘9 pane focus, ⌘⌥H/J/K/L vim-style direction nav, ? for the full shortcut sheet.

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See it in action

Broadcast — type once, ship to many

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MCP — Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Cline drive your panes

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@mentions — hand context between agents

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Why not just tmux?

tmux is free, scriptable, and great. If you've already wired up a tmuxrc plus tmuxinator for your AI workflow, you probably don't need this.

Poly Grid is for the rest of us — people who want the rig pre-built, not scripted. Presets in a dropdown, macros as buttons, no .conf to maintain. And because it's GUI-native, the same workspace your terminal sees is also reachable from Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Cline over MCP — no socket-passing, no tmux send-keys glue.

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Install

1. Download the latest DMG from Releases:
   • Poly-Grid-<version>-arm64.dmg — Apple Silicon
   • Poly-Grid-<version>.dmg — Intel
2. Open the DMG and drag Poly Grid.app into your Applications folder.
3. Launch. The first time, macOS may ask you to confirm the app — it's signed and notarized by Apple, so right-click → Open is enough.

The app auto-updates via electron-updater. New versions install themselves in the background and prompt to restart when ready.

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Pricing

• Free forever: the base multi-pane grid. Spawn panes, set layouts, type into them. That's yours.
• 7-day free trial of the orchestration features above (presets, macros, spaces, broadcast, @mentions, MCP server, attention notifications, scrollback search).
• $20 one-time, 3 machines to unlock everything after the trial.

→ Buy a license

Activation lives in ~/.poly-grid-license (encrypted via macOS Keychain), so reinstalling or upgrading macOS won't reset your trial or activation slot.

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System requirements

• macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later
• Apple Silicon or Intel
• ~150 MB disk
• Internet for license activation and auto-updates (7-day offline grace built in)

Linux and Windows builds are on the roadmap — Linux first, once the macOS funnel is healthy.

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Privacy

Poly Grid ships with opt-in product analytics (powered by Aptabase, open-source and privacy-first). First launch asks you explicitly; you can toggle it any time from Help → Privacy….

When on, the app sends:

• A random install ID, app version, OS family
• Six named funnel events (app_launched, pane_command_typed, pro_feature_attempted, license_modal_opened, license_activated, app_quit)
• Small counters (trial days left, session count, panes open)

It never sends:

• Pane contents, commands you type, or terminal output
• File paths, working directories, or git remotes
• License keys, your email, or your machine's hostname

A hardened redactor at the boundary drops the entire event if anything path-shaped, license-shaped, email-shaped, or homedir-leaking sneaks in. The full policy lives at poly-grid.com/privacy.

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Support

• Feature requests + bug reports: open an issue
• Direct support for license holders: email the address on your purchase receipt

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License

Poly Grid is proprietary software, sold via Lemon Squeezy. The source code is closed; this repository hosts the public release binaries, documentation, and asset previews only.

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