Developer Tool
Folocode
A unified desktop and mobile workspace for AI coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor CLI, Codex, and Gemini CLI.
The product
Folocode moving through its own destinations. Drawn from the shipped interface.
Designed here. Engineered here. Running in production.
Folocode is a Folowise product. One workspace to run every AI coding agent on real projects, from a desktop or a phone, on your own machine or in the managed cloud.
Visit liveFour agents
Four coding agents. One workspace.
Claude, Cursor, Codex and Gemini each arrive with their own CLI, their own session format and their own habits. Folocode puts them behind one interface, so switching agent does not mean switching tool, and a project keeps its history whichever one wrote the code.
What is inside
Seven places you actually work.
The left rail is the map. Every destination below is a real screen in the product, not a concept.
Workspace
The agent conversation, with every tool call it makes opened up beside the answer. You see what it read, what it wrote and what it ran, and a context meter warns you before the session fills up.
Terminal
A real shell, not a log viewer. The same pty the agent uses, so you can take the keyboard back mid task, run the test suite yourself, and hand it straight back.
Files
A file tree and a proper editor with syntax highlighting, plus the diff of what the agent changed. Review the edit where it happened instead of reading it back in chat.
Git
Stage, commit and switch branches without leaving the session. The work the agent did and the commit that carries it stay in the same place.
Command Center
Every live run in one list: who started it, which agent, how long it has been going, and whether it looks stuck. Open the run trace to see the exact steps it took.
Dashboard
The owner view. People, projects, issues, reports, and a runtimes table showing every dev server on the machine with its port, uptime, memory and a preview link.
Swarm
Every agent running across the whole organisation on one board, grouped by project, by person or by status, so a run that has been going too long gets noticed instead of forgotten.
While you are away
It keeps working at night, and it still asks before anything dangerous.
Night Shift lets questions and plans continue on their own after a wait you choose, and defers anything dangerous to a list you approve in the morning. Every automatic decision is written into the transcript. Autopilot is the other half: give the operator a goal and a round limit, and it keeps going until the goal is met.
- Questions and plans continue after 1, 2 or 5 minutes
- Dangerous steps wait for you, work continues around them
- Every automatic decision is logged in the transcript
- Autopilot runs to a goal with a round limit you set
Built for a team
Most agent tools are single player. This one is not.
Every request is scoped to an organisation, so what a person sees depends on the role they hold.
- Organisations, roles and a request-access path for people without it
- Live presence: who is in this project, in chat or in the terminal
- Session status: to do, in progress, in staging, closed
- Comments on a session, so a handover is not a message somewhere else
- Fork a session from any point and carry on down a second path
- A team dashboard the owner reads, hidden from those who should not
Where it runs
Your machine, a sandbox, or the cloud.
On your machine
One command and it finds the sessions you already have. Your code never leaves the laptop.
In a sandbox
The agent runs inside an isolated microVM instead of on your host, for work you would rather keep fenced.
In the cloud
A managed environment reachable from a browser, a phone, an IDE or the REST API, with nothing to keep switched on at home.
Light and dark
Two themes, and the whole console follows.
Not a dark filter dropped over a light app. Every surface, border, code pane and status colour is defined twice, so the light theme is as finished as the dark one. Folocode ships light by default and deliberately does not follow the operating system: the theme is the person’s choice, not the machine’s.
Two modes. No system mode, on purpose.
Two directions
A developer tool that speaks Arabic properly.
English and Arabic both ship, and Arabic mirrors the whole interface, rail included. Almost nothing in this category does that.
On a phone
The agent does not stop when you leave the desk.
The same workspace on a phone: read what the agent is doing, answer its question, take the terminal, approve or stop a run from wherever you are.
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