A desktop app for your machine and a web dashboard for your team — wrapped around Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Aider. Every tool call, every file touched, every token spent — visible. Scope boundaries, checkpoint gates, and one-click rollback keep you in control.
Every session visible. Every change controlled.
Private beta · Cohort 03 · 7 of 12 invited · Built in public
Works with what you already use
Wraps
Connects
The problem
01
Files drop out of the window mid-session. You only notice when the AI starts hallucinating about code it can no longer see.
02
One tangent and the original goal is gone. No anchor, no visible plan, no way to say stop — go back to step 3 and resume from there.
03
You asked for an auth change. By the time you notice, the AI is 12 files deep into payment logic.
04
Why did we reject Redux here? Three weeks later nobody — including the AI — remembers. No searchable archive, no rationale store.
05
No shared view, no cost visibility across the team, no way for a tech lead to observe or course-correct without interrupting.
In depth
How it works
01
Full visibility — traces, tokens, timeline. Nothing hidden.
02
Define scope. Checkpoint each step. Catch drift early.
03
Session DNA, pre-flight, failure patterns. Smarter every session.
04
Decompose goals, route to the best tool. You direct, Operon executes.
Who it's for
Solo developers get the full desktop app for $99 once. Teams add a web dashboard so leads, PMs, and clients can see what the AI is doing — without interrupting.
01 · Your daily driver
Desktop App · Mac · Win · Linux
Persistent terminal that survives restarts. Live context monitor, flight plan, decision memory, scope guardrails, session replay. All five CLI tools, all your machines.
Observable by
02
Web Dashboard
Session activity, cost per developer, decision archive, handoff summaries. Observe without interrupting.
03
Project View
Budget tracking, stuck developer alerts, velocity metrics, project-level reports. Know what is blocked before standup.
04
Shareable Reports
AI-generated handoff summaries and client-facing project reports. Shareable via URL — no account needed.
Capabilities
Analytics
01
Spend per session, project, dev — with trend.
02
Tasks per session, decisions per hour, edit success.
03
File-change heatmap, churn, lines added vs removed.
04
Tool distribution, failure rates, productive paths.
05
KPI grid scoring effectiveness across dimensions.
06
Rabbit holes, loops, budget spikes, context risk.
Pricing
Solo Local
For individual developers · 14-day trial
Pro
For multi-device + sharing · 14-day trial
Team
For engineering teams
What unlocks at each tier
Private beta
“I started Operon because I was losing an hour a day re-explaining context to my AI tools, hunting through chat scrollback for decisions I'd already made, and watching agents edit files I never asked about. Every instrument in here exists because I needed it. We're opening the private beta in waves — join the waitlist and I'll send you access when your slot opens up.”
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No credit card. No spam. We invite in small batches so every onboarding is hands-on — you’ll hear back within a few days.
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FAQ
Q · 01
No.Operon wraps your existing tools. It works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Aider. You keep using what you already use, Operon adds the visibility layer.
Q · 02
Through three tracks:structured hooks for tools that support them, PTY analysis for any CLI tool, and stream JSON parsing. All data stays local unless you opt into cloud sync.
Q · 03
Never.Operon syncs metadata only: events, tasks, decisions, and session state. Your source code never leaves your machine. The sync layer is opt-in and encrypted.
Q · 04
Yes.Everything runs locally with SQLite. Cloud sync is optional and the app works fully offline. When you reconnect, changes sync automatically.
Q · 05
Operon runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux.It is built on Electron with full cross-platform shell detection and window chrome.
Get started
14-day trial. $99 lifetime for solo on a single machine. Team beta opening in waves.