Tower · Early access pricing
Run a team of AI agents like a real team.
Tower is a local-first desktop workspace for people who already work with agent CLIs. Give every task a contract, run agents side by side, and see the evidence behind each result before you merge.
Windows x64 first, macOS later. Installers are not signed yet, so there is no public download today.
Three modes
Pick how hands-on you want to be
Agent mode
Hand a task to one agent, watch it work and step in when it asks. Good for focused changes you want to supervise closely.
Code mode
Terminals, files and diffs up front. You drive, agents assist, and every change is reviewed before it lands.
Thread mode
A running conversation per workspace, with history you can search, so decisions do not get lost between sessions.
Terminals and teams
Many agents, one calm screen
Tower turns a pile of terminal windows into an organized workspace you can scan in seconds.
Tiled terminal grid
Run several agent sessions at once in a resizable grid. Name each pane so you always know which agent is doing what.
Workspace tabs and tree
Keep each project in its own tab, with a sidebar tree of the sessions that belong to it.
Team launch wizard
Pick a roster of roles, write a mission brief and launch the team in a few guided steps instead of opening terminals by hand.
Live progress graph
See who spawned what, which tasks are running and which are waiting, in one view that updates while the team works.
Approval gates
Risky actions pause for you. Approve, reject or redirect from one place instead of hunting through terminals.
Onboarding that finds your tools
First run detects the agent CLIs already on your machine and walks you through adding a project.
Plans, checks, evidence
Done means a check passed
Agents are fast and confident. Tower makes them show their work.
- 1
Plan
Write the task as a short contract: the goal, the files in scope and what must not change.
- 2
Isolate
Each agent works in its own git worktree, so parallel work never collides in your main branch.
- 3
Check
Run the checks you define. A task is done when its command passes, not when an agent says so.
- 4
Review
Read the diff with the evidence beside it, then merge, send back for fixes or discard.
Bring your own CLI
Use the subscription you already pay for
Tower orchestrates the agent CLIs installed on your machine. You sign in through each CLI; we never see your provider credentials.
- No API keys sold, no shared logins, no AI credits to top up
- Provider limits and terms are those of your own plan
- Capabilities depend on the CLI version you have installed
Local-first
Your projects stay on your machine
Project files, prompts and transcripts are stored locally by default. The CLIs you run still talk to their own providers under your settings, and licensing and updates need a network connection.
Profiles
Save how you like each agent configured and switch between setups per project.
Routines
Repeat common jobs, such as a nightly check or a weekly dependency review, while the app is open.
Plugin SDK
Add your own panels and actions without forking the app. Keep private integrations outside the core.
Local MCP bridge
Expose Tower context to the agents you run through a local MCP server you control.
Roadmap
Windows first, on purpose
Now
Windows x64 early access builds for invited users once signing is complete.
Next
macOS builds, after Windows is stable.
Later
Linux, mobile and voice are not scheduled yet.
Early access pricing
One Pro level per app
Prices in USD for one named user, billed monthly or yearly. They may change before general release; checkout is not open yet.
Early access pricing
Tower
One desk for every agent you run.
$50 / month
or $480 / year (save $120)
- Agent, Code and Thread modes in every workspace
- Tiled terminal grid with named sessions and workspace tabs
- Team launch wizard: roster, mission brief and live progress graph
- Plans, checks and evidence attached to each task
- Git worktrees per agent with diff review before merge
- Profiles, routines, plugin SDK and a local MCP bridge
Early access pricing
Software Factory
A release path you can check, step by step.
$50 / month
or $480 / year (save $120)
- Signal intake and validation contracts
- Starter templates for web and iOS projects
- Stage-by-stage evidence and a readiness breakdown
Early access pricing
Game Factory
From pitch to playable, with gates you can see.
$50 / month
or $480 / year (save $120)
- Eleven stages from idea to live operations
- Asset versions with review records
- Playground, playtest notes and release evidence packets
Early access pricing
Suite
All three apps for one person.
$99 / month
or $950 / year (save $238)
- Tower, Software Factory and Game Factory
- One subscription for one named user
- No double billing for the shared workspace
Software Factory
A release path you can check, step by step.
Turn an idea or a user signal into a validation contract, coordinate the build across agents, collect independent checks and convert failures into small, bounded fix tasks.
Web checks use your own project toolchain. Native iOS validation needs your own Mac, Xcode and signing. Ships with its own workspace; Tower is not required.
Game Factory
From pitch to playable, with gates you can see.
Organize production into eleven stages, from concept and design docs through playable builds, asset reviews, playtests and release. An automated check is always kept separate from a human playtest.
Install your game engine, SDKs and build tools yourself. Native target checks need matching hardware and signing. Ships with its own workspace; Tower is not required.
FAQ
Before you ask for access
Can I download Tower today?
Not yet. Installers are not signed yet, so there is no public download. Request early access and we will contact you when a signed Windows build is ready.
Which platforms are supported?
Windows x64 comes first. macOS is planned after that; Linux is not scheduled yet.
Do you sell AI credits or API keys?
No. Tower works with agent CLIs you already use (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or OpenCode) and the subscription you already pay for. We never resell subscriptions, share logins or bundle API keys.
What does local-first mean here?
Your projects, prompts and transcripts are stored on your machine by default. The agent CLIs you run still talk to their own providers under your settings, and license checks and updates need a network connection. Tower is not a fully offline product.
Do Software Factory and Game Factory require Tower?
No. Each factory ships with its own workspace and terminals. Suite gives one person all three apps.
Are the prices final?
They are early access prices in USD and may change before general release. Final terms, including renewal and refund details, will be published before checkout opens.
Want Tower on your machine first?
Tell us which agent CLIs you use and what you build. We will reach out when a signed Windows build is ready for you.