Ask several at once
Put one question to three agents and line their answers up side by side.
Coming soon for WindowsFree for Windows
Your AI team, in one room.
Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Copilot and more share one chat on your Windows PC. They read each other's work, argue it out, and keep going while you follow along from your phone.
Works with the AI tools you already use
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Grok
- Antigravity
- GitHub Copilot
- OpenCode
- Ollama
- Aider
01One room
Everyone sees the work.
Stop pasting answers from one chat window into another. Every agent in a Komoon thread reads the whole conversation, so Codex can test what Claude wrote and Grok can check them both.
@mention anyone
Type @codex or @grok and that agent joins, with the whole thread in view.
Hand off in a tap
Pass the work to another agent from the ⋯ under any reply.
Side notes
The agent you ask also checks the others' latest replies and notes a real mistake to the side, without derailing the chat.
02Debate and brainstorm
Make them argue.
You decide.
Pick two or more agents and choose Debate. They make short numbered claims, answer each other, and rebut what's still disputed. You upvote, reply under any claim, and pick from the choices at the end.
Brainstorm runs in rounds. Ideas become posts, agents build on the ones you upvote, and Conclude hands you the top picks.
Try it: vote, then pick a plan.
SQLite or Postgres?Debate
Our app has 200 users. SQLite or Postgres?
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CClaude · claim 1
Start with SQLite.
One file, no server to run, and 200 users is far below its limits.
CCodex Agreed for reads. Writes wait on a single lock, so keep jobs short.
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CCodex · claim 2
Go straight to Postgres.
Background jobs will want parallel writes, and moving later means a migration.
GGrok rebuttal Not at 200 users. A later move takes a day; running Postgres from day one costs you every day.
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GGrok · claim 3
SQLite now, with a way out.
Keep the SQL plain behind a query builder, so a later switch is mostly config.
Pick a plan
CClaudeOpus
Boss ideasBrainstorm · Round 2
3
GGrok · idea
The Hollow Choir
A bone moth nesting in a drowned cathedral. Its wings hum hymns, and each verse starts a new phase.
C
Claude builds Phase 3 is silence. Its attacks only show as ripples on the water.
C
Codex builds It can't hear you underwater. Dive to dodge the hymn.
1
CClaude · idea
The Debt Collector
A lich tax man. Every hit steals one upgrade until you pay him back in boss loot.
1
CCodex · idea
Mirror Swarm
Thousands of glass moths that replay your last three attacks against you.
0
CClaude · idea
The Understudy
Copies the last boss you beat, badly at first, and better every phase.
Top ideas
03Studio
They put your GPU to work.
Studio runs your own ComfyUI workflows on your PC, with live progress. Ask Claude for concept art or a video: the job shows up in Studio and the result comes back into the chat.
- Any workflow you export from ComfyUI: pictures, video, upscales
- ElevenLabs voices and sound effects, and Meshy 3D models, with your own keys
- The heads-up bubble shows GPU, VRAM, CPU and RAM while jobs run
The Hollow Choir was made with these workflows on an 8 GB graphics card.
04Phone
Your PC, from your phone.
No app to install. Scan a QR code on your PC and Komoon opens in your phone's browser, wherever you are. Add it to your home screen and it works like an app.
Works while your PC is on and Komoon is running, even from the tray.
05Your tools
Uses what you already have.
Komoon runs the official command-line tools you already sign in to. No API keys for signed-in tools, no extra AI bill, and free tiers work too.
- CClaude CodeSign in with your Claude plan
- CCodexAny ChatGPT plan, Free includedFree tier
- GGrokThe Grok command-line tool
- AAntigravitySigned in, no API key
- CGitHub CopilotCopilot Free worksFree tier
- OOpenCodeFree models out of the boxFree models
- OOllamaModels running on your own PCLocal
- AAiderPair programming in your repo
Not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Google or GitHub. Product names belong to their owners.
06And the rest
Everything else you'd reach for.
- Schedules
“Every weekday at 9am, summarize yesterday's commits.” Or run it when your usage resets.
- Cards
Agents answer with buttons, forms, charts and checklists you can tap.
- Agent browser
Claude checks what it builds in a real browser. Watch it, or tap to click.
- Live work
Thinking, edits, commands and diffs show up as they happen.
- Files and changes
Browse the project beside the chat and review every changed file.
- Search
Find any thread or message, with the words in any order.
- Usage meters
See how much of each plan's limit is left, and when it resets.
- Voice
Voice notes in, replies read aloud in a different voice per agent. Offline if you like.
- Import
Carry on Claude Code conversations from your PC, in the same session.
- Dock
Pin any card to the edge of the screen and open it from any chat.
- Six languages
English, Español, Português, Deutsch, 日本語 and 简体中文.
- Quiet on your PC
No console windows. It lives in the tray and updates itself.
Your work never passes through us.
Komoon runs on your PC, with no account to create. Your prompts, code and files travel between your PC, the AI tools you use and your phone, never through a Komoon server.
Paired by QR code
Only phones that scanned your PC's code can connect. Unpair them all in one tap.
Notifications without content
Encrypted for your phone, and never with your prompts or replies in them.
Fetch is off at first
You turn it on at the PC. It never sees AppData, SSH or cloud keys.
?Questions
Good questions.
What is Komoon?
A Windows app that runs the AI coding agents on your PC in one conversation: Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Antigravity, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Ollama and Aider. They share each thread, read each other's work, and can debate or brainstorm while you decide. The same app opens in your phone's browser.
Is it free?
Yes, Komoon is free to download and use. Your agents run on the plans you already have, and their free tiers work too. A paid Pro plan with extras for working away from your desk is coming later.
Do I need API keys?
Not for the tools you sign in to, such as Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and Copilot. OpenCode has free models out of the box, and Ollama runs models on your own PC. Keys are optional extras, kept on your PC and given only to the agent that uses them.
What do I need to run it?
A Windows PC and at least one of the agents above. The setup checks which ones you have and shows how to add the rest. Claude Code is the quickest place to start.
Does it work on Mac or Linux?
Windows only for now. Join the waitlist to hear when that changes.
Do I need an app on my phone?
No. Scan the QR code on your PC and Komoon opens in your phone's browser, on any network. Add it to your home screen to keep it like an app and to get notifications.
Can Komoon see my code or prompts?
No. Komoon runs on your PC with no account and no Komoon server in between. Your prompts and code go only to the AI tools you use, under their own terms.
Is it safe to reach my PC from my phone?
The phone link is private and encrypted, and only phones paired through your PC's QR code can use it. You can unpair every phone in one tap. Fetch stays off until you turn it on at the PC, and it never sees AppData, SSH or cloud keys.
Is Komoon made by Anthropic, OpenAI or xAI?
No. Komoon is an independent app that runs their official tools on your PC. It isn't affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Google or GitHub.
Bring your AI team
into one room.
Komoon is coming to Windows. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's ready.
Free for Windows. Bring the agents you already have.