Everything you need to know about QuadCode — installation, pricing, features, and more.
QuadCode is a multi-agent AI terminal for macOS and Linux. It lets you run Claude, Gemini, Codex, and Aider side-by-side in 4 independent panes — all in a single window, simultaneously.
Download the free trial from getquadcode.com/download. On macOS: open the DMG and drag QuadCode to your Applications folder. On Linux: download the AppImage, run chmod +x QuadCode.AppImage, then launch it.
No. QuadCode is a terminal launcher — it runs the AI agents you already have installed. You'll need to have Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, or Aider set up with their own API keys, but QuadCode itself doesn't need one.
macOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, and Linux x86_64. Windows support is in development.
QuadCode itself works offline — it's a local desktop app. The AI agents inside it require internet access to reach their respective APIs.
$24.50 for a lifetime license (launch price — increases April 15th). One-time payment, no subscription, no monthly fees.
Yes — 7 days, no credit card required. Download and try the full app before paying anything.
Full access to all features, all future updates to your major version, and support via email at [email protected].
Your license covers 2 activations. If you need more, contact [email protected].
Yes — we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If QuadCode doesn't work for you, email [email protected] within 30 days of purchase for a full refund. No questions asked.
Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenAI Codex, Aider, and any other terminal-based agent. Each pane is a full PTY session — if it runs in a terminal, it runs in QuadCode.
Broadcast Mode (Cmd+B) sends your typed command to all active panes simultaneously. Perfect for running git pull, npm install, or any repeated command across all agents at once.
Each pane can store up to 5 quick-run commands. One click fires them — no retyping. Great for agent startup commands or common workflows.
Yes: Cmd+1–4 focus panes, Cmd+R restart, Cmd+Enter zoom, Cmd+B broadcast. Full list in Help → Keyboard Shortcuts.
Yes. Each pane has a custom accent color picker and a name field. Both persist across restarts.
Claude Code is a single-agent CLI tool. QuadCode runs Claude Code as one of its panes — you can use both together. The difference is QuadCode adds parallel multi-agent capability.
Cursor is an IDE; QuadCode is a terminal launcher. They're complementary — many developers use Cursor for IDE-level editing and QuadCode for multi-agent terminal workflows.
tmux requires manual configuration, no agent-aware features, and no session memory for agents. QuadCode is purpose-built for AI agents — auto-detection, bypass mode, pinned commands, and broadcast are all built in.
No. QuadCode is a commercial product by Fix IT Technologies.
First, confirm the agent is installed and working in a regular terminal window. Then check that the agent is selected in the pane dropdown. If using Auto/Bypass mode (⚡), confirm the agent supports the skip-prompts flag for your version.
Visit getquadcode.com/activate and enter your license key. If it fails, check that you're connected to the internet and try again. Still stuck? Email [email protected] with your license key and machine fingerprint.