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A Mac app where Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and OpenCode work side by side. Give tasks by voice, keep an eye on every subscription limit by the notch and answer your agents from your iPhone.
Free · Mac and iPhoneYour subscriptions and your keys. Hedoq does not resell models and does not route your requests through its servers.
The Mac does the work, the iPhone keeps you in the loop. Answer the agent, approve a step or start a task from anywhere.
Close the app, and Hedoq stays in sight: how much is left in each subscription and what every session is doing.
Hover the notch: what is left in Claude Code, Codex and the other services you connected, and what every session is doing.
A big task splits into parts. The lead session pins down what is shared, starts a session per part in its own project copy and gathers the result.
One session can hand a task to another, ask what it is doing or read its screen. No copying between windows: Hedoq carries the message and brings the answer back.
Hedoq gives every agent a tested starter set: answer briefly, no greetings, the work first, never make things up. Less filler means fewer tokens, more room in the context and a more predictable result.
Hedoq records any call right on your Mac: your voice and the other side. After you stop, it transcribes by speaker and the agent writes a short summary: decisions, tasks, deadlines.
No more carrying an open laptop around so the agent does not stop. One switch in the notch, and the Mac keeps working with the lid closed while sessions and automations run.
No terminals and no instructions. Hedoq checks what is missing on this Mac and offers to install it right when you reach for the feature: agents, Git, the voice packs.
When a chat gets too long, the model starts to slip. Hedoq notices it in time, writes a note of the conversation and continues with a clean context from the same place.
Install Hedoq on any server. Agents work around the clock, even with your Mac off, and you run them from your Mac and iPhone.
You can drive remote agents from the Claude and ChatGPT apps too. Hedoq is built for development: every agent in one place, predictable work and everything you need to build.
Your local site opens right in the window, one button per port.
Editor with syntax highlighting, Markdown preview, project file tree.
Hosts from your SSH config, keys, connection check. Agents work on the server.
Tokens and passwords live in macOS Keychain, never in files.
Google Sheets and other MCP servers for your agents.
Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp or your server by address.
Hedoq is a window around your agents, not a cloud in between.
Agents talk to their own services directly. Hedoq does not proxy model calls and does not resell access.
Speech recognition and answer voice run on your Mac. Audio is never uploaded.
Keys and tokens are kept in macOS Keychain, not in config files.
iPhone and Mac pair by QR. Messages are end-to-end encrypted, the relay server sees only noise.
Claude Code and Codex are strong agents, and their own apps have plenty of features. Hedoq puts many agents of different companies in one window and makes them work together: a council of models under a lead session, splitting a task across sessions, sessions handing tasks to each other, a separate project copy for each. Around that: limits of every subscription, local voice, automations the agent builds itself, work with the lid closed.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode, plus any other command line agent and your own models through Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp or a server address.
Hedoq for Mac is free. You use your own agent subscriptions and API keys. The iPhone app will come with a subscription.
No. Agents talk to their own services directly, voice is processed on your Mac, keys stay in macOS Keychain. Only the iPhone link goes through our relay, and it is end-to-end encrypted.
No, Hedoq has to be open. It can keep the Mac awake with the lid closed while sessions work.
Not yet. Hedoq is made for Mac and iPhone. Other systems will come when enough people ask for them.
Install Hedoq, open your project, start the first session.
Free · Mac and iPhone