Desktop workspace that runs AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex in terminals, next to a live web window and a Git panel. Pricing, the evidence and the alternatives, checked Oct 2026.
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Desktop workspace that runs AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex in terminals, next to a live web window and a Git panel.
Best for
Developers who already use Claude Code or Codex and want to run several agent sessions, check the result in a browser window and commit from one screen.
Red flags
Runs coding agents with permission checks turned off (for example claude --dangerously-skip-permissions and codex --yolo), so agents can edit and delete files and run commands without asking; sessions aren't isolated by default; closed source; your AI account usage is separate; young product from a small studio.
Price
$0
Opening line: “Highlight the download button on my landing page, check it in the web window, then commit only the page and CSS changes.”
Orke: Desktop workspace that runs AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex in terminals, next to a live web window and a Git panel. Best for developers who already use Claude Code or Codex and want to run several agent sessions, check the result in a browser window and commit from one screen. Watch out for: runs coding agents with permission checks turned off (for example claude --dangerously-skip-permissions and codex --yolo), so agents can edit and delete files and run commands without asking; sessions aren't isolated by default; closed source; your AI account usage is separate; young product from a small studio. Price: Free app with no paid plans. Your Claude, ChatGPT or other AI account usage is separate (free tier, checked Oct 2026).
Note: Made by Bomtobe (Hyun-ki Kim), South Korea. The app is free with no paid plans; you sign in to each agent's own AI service (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and others), and that usage counts toward your own account. Assign work in a terminal, select an element in the built-in web window to send it to the agent, then review the diff and commit in the Git panel. It can also run scheduled "AI employees" toward a goal you set, and you can pick up a session in the iPhone or Android app. Heads-up: Orke starts agents with their permission checks turned off, so they can change files and run commands without asking you first. Use version control and backups. Windows (Microsoft Store), macOS 26 or later on Apple Silicon, and a Linux server install.
Free tier
Free
Job in a stack
Coding help, AI coding agent workspace
Cheapest paid plan
Free app with no paid plans. Your Claude, ChatGPT or other AI account usage is separate
Price checked
2026-10-19, verified
What Orke costs
Plan
Price
Billing
Key limits
Free app
Free
free download
No paid plans; AI provider usage is paid to each provider
Free tier. Cheapest paid plan: Free app with no paid plans. Your Claude, ChatGPT or other AI account usage is separate (checked Oct 2026).
What is Orke best for?
Developers who already use Claude Code or Codex and want to run several agent sessions, check the result in a browser window and commit from one screen.
What are the downsides of Orke?
Runs coding agents with permission checks turned off (for example claude --dangerously-skip-permissions and codex --yolo), so agents can edit and delete files and run commands without asking; sessions aren't isolated by default; closed source; your AI account usage is separate; young product from a small studio.