Many agents. Many projects. At once.
Run as many as you like across as many repos as you like — each in its own isolated git worktree, so nothing ever steps on anything else and no branch waits its turn.
Every coding agent, project and tool on one native Mac canvas — as many as you like, running at the same time without stepping on each other. See the moment one needs you.
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const next = theme === "dark" ? "light" : "dark";
localStorage.setItem(KEY, next);
applyTheme(next);model Order {
id String @id @default(cuid())
currency String @default("usd")
}const currency = input.currency ?? "usd";
await db.order.create({ data: { ...input, currency } });1// Theme toggle + persistence
2const STORAGE_KEY = "sample-app.theme";
3
4export function applyTheme(theme) {
5 document.documentElement.setAttribute("data-theme", theme);
6 localStorage.setItem(STORAGE_KEY, theme);
7}
8
9export function toggleTheme() {
10 const next = currentTheme() === "dark" ? "light" : "dark";
11 applyTheme(next);
12 return next;
13}$ npm run dev
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12:04:18 [vite] hmr update /src/theme.jsRun as many as you like across as many repos as you like, each in its own worktree.
Terminals, a browser, an editor and notes as movable panels that reopen where you left them.
Working, waiting on you, or done — from each agent's own signals, never guessed.
One payment and Atelier is yours — no subscription, no seats, no per-agent fees. You already pay for the models; the studio is a one-time thing.
Run as many as you like across as many repos as you like, each in its own worktree.
Terminals, a browser, an editor and notes as movable panels that reopen where you left them.
One payment and Atelier is yours — no subscription, no seats, no per-agent fees. You already pay for the models; the studio is a one-time thing.
Run as many as you like across as many repos as you like, each in its own worktree.
One payment and Atelier is yours — no subscription, no seats, no per-agent fees. You already pay for the models; the studio is a one-time thing.
Run as many as you like across as many repos as you like — each in its own isolated git worktree, so nothing ever steps on anything else and no branch waits its turn.
Terminals, a browser, an editor, notes and your agents — movable panels on an infinite canvas that reopens exactly where you left it.
Working, waiting on you, or done — from each agent's real signals, never guessed from silence.
A push the moment an agent needs you, and a reply that will land in the same session on your Mac. Built and in use — shipping to the App Store after launch, included with your license.
Atelier uses three words constantly, so here they are once: a workspace is a canvas, a Work Area is a job on it, and inside one live the agents and tools doing that job.
Which is what makes running a dozen at once a plan rather than a mess — and you keep track of all of them from the menu bar.
A pill in the menu bar says who is working, who is waiting on you, and who is done — from each agent's own signals, never guessed from silence. Open it for the whole roster, or switch to usage to see what is left in the tank.
Kick off a few agents, close the laptop, get coffee. When one finishes or gets stuck, your phone will tell you — and you'll answer right there. Built and in use; shipping to the App Store after launch, included with your license.
I build with agents all day, and I got tired of losing them in a sea of tabs. So I made the studio I wanted: every agent — plus terminals, a browser, an editor, and notes, real little apps — all on one canvas you can see and steer, with a leash to my phone. It's a native Mac app, it never touches your code, and you buy it once.
Buying a one-time license from an independent developer deserves a straight answer about what happens if that developer stops. So it isn't a promise about intentions — it is how the app is built, and it is written into the terms.
Your license is a signed file Atelier verifies offline, on your Mac. No kill switch, no expiry, and no server it phones home to in order to keep running — so no outage and no decision of ours can lock you out of software you already activated.
We ship it before the license server goes away, so you can still install on a new Mac years later — and you'd hear it by email first, not discover it when something quietly stopped working.
Your repos are git, your agents are the CLIs you already installed, and your code never leaves your Mac. Atelier is the studio around your tools — if it vanished tomorrow, you would still have all of them.
All three are commitments in the terms, not marketing copy — including the one we like least: a major version means a new generation of the product, and we will not relabel ordinary work as “2.0” to charge you again.
No subscription. No seats. No per-agent fees. One payment, and Atelier is yours — with every Atelier 1 update, on up to 2 Macs. You already pay for the models; the studio is a one-time thing.
Polar handles the checkout and the invoice, so your card statement says Polar, not Atelier. We never see your card.
Straight away, with the download link beside it. No account to create.
It verifies offline, on the spot — on this Mac and one more.
No card to try· 14-day money-back guarantee ·What you're buying
No. Atelier is the workspace, not the model — bring your own Claude or Codex plan and keep using it as you do today.
Apple Silicon — an M1 or later — on macOS 13 Ventura or newer. It is a native arm64 app, so it does not run on Intel Macs. The 14-day trial needs no card, so you can confirm it runs on yours before paying anything.
No. One payment, and Atelier is yours — it never expires and there's nothing to renew. Your license covers Atelier 1: every release through the whole 1.x series. A future Atelier 2 would be a separate purchase, discounted for owners. It's all on one short terms page.
Your code never leaves your Mac. Atelier never sends your prompts, code, or transcripts anywhere — whatever it keeps, it keeps locally, and the mobile companion carries status, never code. The privacy statement lists everything that does leave, field by field. It is a short list, and none of it is your work.
Two — a laptop and a desktop is the case we priced for. Moving a license is instant: deactivate on one Mac and the slot frees up immediately. Reinstalling or upgrading macOS on the same Mac doesn't consume a slot.
Not yet, and not soon — Atelier is a genuinely native Mac app rather than a cross-platform shell, which is most of why it feels the way it does. That is a real trade-off, and this is the honest side of it.
Every agent, every project, one canvas — and you see the one that needs you.
14-day trial · no card required