Every AI agent. One app. One memory.
Your agents work in their own copy. Pando tests the work and an AI from another company checks it. Your project changes only when you press Keep. Pando is a Mac app where Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok and your other agents each run in a real terminal on the same project and share one memory. It uses the Claude and ChatGPT plans you already pay for, and Pando is free to try for 7 days.
Type a goal on Home. Pando writes a short plan, and nothing is built until you press Start. Your agents then work at the same time, each in its own copy of your project. Setup ends with your first job already written. Not sure what to ask? Talk it over first.
Pando runs your project's own checks on every task, and builds or lints it when there are no tests. Then an agent from another company reads the real change and says what it would fix: Claude Code builds and Codex checks, or the other way round. A task that fails goes back with the real error. Anything Pando could not check is listed as still untested.
Your project changes only when you press Keep this change, and Undo puts it back. Fix this bug shows Before and After, then you keep the fix or undo it. Try two designs puts two versions side by side: Keep A or Keep B.
Every agent you pay for gets its own real terminal on the same project, side by side, so Claude Code can build while Codex reviews. They message each other and read the same memory, so you never copy and paste between them.
The Brain gives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Grok one shared memory: a folder of plain notes on your Mac that every agent reads and writes. A decision made in one session is there in the next one, and in the other agent. It is backed up on this Mac.
Anything you cannot take back waits for your yes: deletes outside the project folder, sending messages, deploys and payments. The approval says how risky the command is. Pando Shield runs a deeper check before a deploy, including a test purchase. After a deploy, Pando opens the live link to check it, and Pando Watch can tell you when your site goes down.
Select text in a terminal, right-click, and Explain this adds a plain note saying what it means. One switch shows a terminal as a chat, with the real terminal beside it.
Pair your phone and every terminal shows up as its own Pando Bot: message it and answer its questions with a tap. Pando Voice: hold Right Option, talk, let go, and your words land in any app, cleaned up. Pando on your phone and Pando Voice come with every paid plan.
Try the whole app free for 7 days: every feature is unlocked, and your card won't be charged until your 7-day trial ends. Cancel any time before then. After that, Pando costs $15 a month, or $144 a year. Keep $15 a month for as long as you stay subscribed. Or pay once: $99 for a lifetime licence. Every paid plan includes every update, Pando on your phone and Pando Voice. Full refund within 7 days of your first payment.
A Mac with Apple Silicon and macOS 14 or newer, and at least one coding agent: Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor or Antigravity. No API keys, no extra bill for the AI work.
Vibe coding is building software by describing it. Pando is where those agents work, with a plan you approve once, checks Pando runs itself, Undo and one shared memory. If you direct agents rather than type every line, it is for you.
A goal you type on Home. You approve a short plan once, your agents work in their own copies, and nothing changes until you press Keep this change.
Pando, not the agent that did it: your project's own tests, then an agent from another company.
Pando offers to carry on in another agent you have installed, such as Codex. It opens in the same folder and is told what you asked for and where Claude stopped. Nothing switches on its own.
Yes. Open as many Claude Code terminals as you like, on one project or several, side by side. Home shows which one needs you.
Yes. Claude Code and Codex, ChatGPT's coding agent, each get a real terminal on the same project. One builds while the other reviews, and they share one memory.
Yes, for Claude Code and Codex. Add a second login in Settings > Advanced > Accounts and pick it for each terminal. Pando never stores your password or keys. The other agents keep one login per Mac for now.
Pando is a Mac app that opens the Claude Code you already have in a real terminal, next to Codex, Cursor and Grok, and adds jobs, checks, Undo and one memory.
No. Pando launches the agents already installed on your Mac, signed in the way you always do. Pando never sees a key.
Yes. Every terminal in Pando has an inbox. An agent can message another and read what it has done; a busy agent reads it on its next turn.
With a paid plan, yes. It types where your cursor is.
Yes. Reply to your receipt email, or ask from your account page, within 7 days of your first payment and you get all of it back, no questions.
Your Brain is stored on your Mac. Agents you connect can read it; cloud agents may send that context to their model provider.