Interactive mockup. A faithful recreation of Pivio's UI, not the real app. Some details are simplified.
Works with the CLIs you already use.
Claude Code Codex Opencode Gemini CLI (soon) Cursor CLI (soon)
Features
Built for the way you actually work.
Nine features that turn a single CLI conversation into a parallel
team, and give you control over every one of them.
Click any feature to see it running live
Run a whole team of agents at once.
Broadcast one prompt to every agent, now or scheduled for when a rate limit resets.
Spin up a pivio and every CLI gets its own pane (Claude Code, Codex, Opencode) running in parallel while you work. Send one prompt to all of them at once: “review the project to assist me later.” Fire it now, or schedule it (30 min, 1 h, 5 h, 24 h) to land the moment a rate limit resets.
Boot your whole dev stack with one click.
Define your services once. Pivio starts them and shows logs next to your agents.
Configure your project’s services (API, database, frontend, anything) and Pivio brings them up in dedicated panes. Live logs, health indicators, and auto-restart on file change.
Point at your app. Prompt an agent.
Select any region of the page and send it to an agent with context built in.
A real Chromium pane lives next to your agents. Load a localhost dev server or a deployed preview, then select a region of the page and hand it straight to an agent with a prompt. No copy-paste, no leaving Pivio.
Chain agents into a pipeline.
Builder → Reviewer → Tester. Pivio auto-advances each step.
Pick a template (sprint, review, audit) or build your own. Each step has its own role, prompt, and target pane. When one finishes, the next one fires automatically.
Ship auth refactor
Runningthink0/7 phases
PauseAbort
think
plan
build
review
test
qa
ship
think · planner
Clarify scope and write the PRD
running
Clarify scope with you
Write PRD.md
Drop a skill on any agent.
Marketplace of Claude skills. Drag onto a pane to specialize it.
Browse skills from ~/.claude/skills, .pivio/plugins, and project/.claude/skills in one panel. Drag a card onto any pane and Pivio injects the skill into that session instantly.
GitHub issues, drag-and-drop.
Pull issues into a board. Drag cards. Pivio syncs the state back.
Auto-pull every open issue into Backlog / In Progress / Review / Done. Drag a card to move it, and Pivio updates the issue on GitHub. Assignees, labels, and PR links all stay live.
Never miss a beat.
Get pinged the moment an agent finishes, needs you, or hits a wall.
Pivio watches every pane and alerts you when an agent completes a task, asks a question, or runs into an error, so you can step away and trust you’ll be pulled back exactly when it matters.
Pick up where you left off.
Close Pivio and reopen it. Every session, agent, and task restored exactly as it was.
Pivio snapshots your whole workspace: panes, running agents, pipelines, and stack. Quit, restart, or reboot, and everything comes back in place, ready to continue without losing a thread of context.
A worktree per agent, zero conflicts.
Give every agent its own branch and working copy, no stepping on each other.
Pivio spins up an isolated git worktree for each agent, so they build, test, and commit in parallel without clobbering one another’s files. Create, switch, diff, and merge worktrees from one panel. Each one stays wired to its pane, and clean worktrees are pruned automatically when the work lands.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
01
Open your project.
Pivio reads your repo and spins up its first task automatically.
02
Spawn agents.
Pick Claude, Codex, or Opencode. Each gets its own pane and persistent state.
03
Pivio.
Schedule prompts, chain pipelines, drop skills onto agents. Stop babysitting.
Download
Get Pivio for your machine.
One download, three platforms. Start your free 7-day trial. No card,
no account.
Nowhere of ours. Pivio is fully local. It drives the Claude Code, Codex, and Opencode CLIs using the logins you already have, so your prompts go straight to those providers. We never see your traffic.
Which agents does Pivio support?
Claude Code, Codex, and Opencode out of the box. Each runs in its own pane with persistent state and an active-model indicator.
Why are prices lower right now?
The first 100 founding buyers get early-bird lifetime pricing across every device tier (from $9.99 for a single device), a thank-you for buying early and helping shape the roadmap. Once we hit 100 licenses, prices rise for everyone after that. Same product, same forever-updates license, just a founding window that closes at 100.
What does the lifetime license unlock?
Everything. Pivio is a single one-time purchase, and every future update is included. No subscription, no per-seat pricing, no account required.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Pivio is free to try for 7 days. After that, a one-time purchase unlocks it for good. Grab one of the first 100 founding slots to lock in early-bird pricing (from $9.99) forever.
How many devices does one license cover?
It depends on the tier you pick: 1, 3, or 5 devices. Each device runs Pivio at the same time on its own activation. Moving to a new computer? Release the old device from Pivio’s Settings ▸ License in one click, then activate the new one with the same key. Need more simultaneous devices than your tier? Pick a bigger tier, or grab an extra license.
Which platforms does Pivio run on?
Pivio runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It’s built on Electron, so you get the same app everywhere.
Claude Code 
Codex 
Opencode 
Gemini CLI 
Cursor CLI