Projects, not clutter
Map local folders as projects. Open as many terminals as you need under each one, rename them, and keep home shells separate when you’re just experimenting.
Agent terminal for Mac
Fast, clean, and light. Qterm is an agent terminal for Mac: projects, splits, and Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI in one quiet window.
Fast, clean, and light. Agents stay in the terminal. Nothing extra on screen.
Why Qterm
A fast, light Mac workspace: projects, terminals, and splits in one calm window so you spend less time managing tabs and more time shipping.
Map local folders as projects. Open as many terminals as you need under each one, rename them, and keep home shells separate when you’re just experimenting.
Split right or down and work side by side. Each pane has its own title and menu. No crowded tab strip fighting for attention.
Command palette, thoughtful shortcuts, dark and light themes, and a sidebar that stays out of your way until you need it.
Qterm is an agent terminal: keep Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor Agent in the same window as your shells, without turning it into a chat app.
Traffic lights, menus, and a window that feels at home next to the tools you already use. Designed for Mac.
Agents
Bring the agents you already use. They stay in the terminal. Qterm never takes over your workflow.
FAQ
Short answers on what an agent terminal is, and how Qterm runs Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI on Mac.
An agent terminal is a terminal built so coding agents can run next to your shells. You keep Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or Cursor Agent in the same window as normal terminals, with projects and splits instead of a separate chat app.
An agentic terminal is a terminal designed for agent workflows. Qterm is an agentic terminal for Mac: fast, clean, and light, with your agents staying in the terminal rather than taking over the UI.
Qterm is built to feel fast: a light Mac agent terminal that stays out of the way. The job is a quiet window for agents, projects, and splits.
Qterm is designed to stay light: a small Mac window for terminals and agents, not an Electron-heavy chat app. Projects, named splits, and your CLIs, without extra chrome.
Yes. Open a project, split panes, and run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent, or Antigravity beside your shells. Each one stays in the terminal.
Qterm is designed for Mac on Apple Silicon. Download the latest DMG, open a terminal or add a project folder, and start working.
Download the latest release, open Qterm, and create a terminal, or add a project folder and go.