Stay in flow while your agents keep working.
Monitor, approve, and jump back — right from the notch.
One launch, done. Auto-configures hooks for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Cursor Agent.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor Agent — all sessions in one notch. Run five agents, one glance.
iTerm2, Ghostty, Warp, Terminal.app, VS Code, Cursor — precise jump to the exact tab and split pane.
8-bit synthesized sounds for every event. Import custom sound packs or craft your own.
Preview plans with full Markdown rendering before approving. Give feedback without leaving the notch.
Native macOS app, no Electron. Built for Apple Silicon, under 50MB RAM. Fast, light, invisible.
iTerm2, Terminal.app, Ghostty, Warp, Alacritty, Kitty, and VS Code / Cursor / Windsurf integrated terminals. Precise jump works with iTerm2 (including tmux -CC), Ghostty 1.3+, Terminal.app, Warp, and IDE terminals via a bundled VSIX extension. Other terminals get app activation with best-effort tab matching.
No. Vibe Island communicates with your CLI tools entirely over a local Unix socket. No data is sent to any server. Session content, tool names, and terminal metadata all stay on your Mac.
On first launch, Vibe Island writes the necessary hook entries into each tool's config file — Claude Code's settings.json, Codex's config.toml and hooks.json, Gemini's settings.json, and Cursor's hooks.json. A lightweight bridge binary handles communication over a local Unix socket. No API keys or cloud accounts needed.
No. Vibe Island is a native Swift app built for Apple Silicon. It typically uses under 50 MB of RAM and near-zero CPU when idle. The notch panel runs as a non-activating overlay, so it never steals focus from your editor or terminal.
Yes. On Macs with a built-in notch, the panel sits in the notch area. On external displays or older Macs without a notch, it appears as a compact floating bar at the top center of the screen.
One-time purchase. No subscriptions.