Run your AI coding agents as a team on your Mac. Give them tickets. They work in parallel, and keep going when you step away.
A comparison. Without Meldom: overlapping terminal tabs, notes asking which agent did this, a merge conflict, the menu bar clock at 2:47 in the morning. With Meldom at 5:30 in the evening: one calm window with tickets in order, each agent labelled, a card asking you to ship it, and a notification that an agent is ready to ship.
Not a video. This is the app itself, running in your browser.
Tickets. Every task is a ticket. Your agents share them.
Live work. Watch each agent work. It asks when it needs you.
Your turn. Press Try it yourself and click around.
Run parallel coding agents, as many as the work needs.
Each gets its own git worktree. Nobody steps on anybody.
No more twelve tabs. No IDE needed.
It is built to stay fast with many agents running.
Pick the files, read the message, commit and push.
Or let AFK ship it exactly as proposed while you are away.
When an agent asks and you are away, AFK answers after a short countdown.
Want to answer yourself? One click, any time.
Should I fake the clock in the test, or skip it for now?
Your workspace lives on your disk.
The desktop app sends none.
Up to 28 days without a connection.
Scripts drive the same workspace.
Open-source workflows for your agents.
Your agents run on your own AI accounts. We never resell or mark up model usage.
The desktop app requires an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later). Headless servers run on Linux x64 and arm64.
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14-day refunds, no reason needed. Your version keeps working after the update window ends.
Buy Meldom · $99.00Next: create your Meldom account. You'll sign in to the app with it. No license key.
Open your account at app.meldom.com, install Meldom with the one-liner shown there, then open it and sign in with the same account (email and password, or Google). There's no license key to enter.
An Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later), a Meldom account (you create it when you buy), and your own coding agent subscription. Headless servers run on Linux x64 and arm64.
Claude Code and Codex today, through your own Anthropic and OpenAI accounts, exactly as they run in your terminal. Their subscriptions are not included: the real cost is Meldom plus what you already pay your provider. Meldom never resells or marks up model usage.
Not for this kind of work. In agentic development the agents write the code; you direct, review and ship. Meldom holds everything for that: chat, terminal, commands, branches, changes, tickets and notes. There is no text editor inside, on purpose.
It is built not to. One warm process per chat, reused across turns. Agents run below the app's own CPU priority. Every log and buffer is bounded. Quitting leaves no process behind.
Every version released in the twelve months after you buy is yours. After that the version you have keeps working, forever, with nothing switched off — you simply stop receiving new ones. The terms say it in full. Your account page shows the date your updates run until.
Two machines: each Mac or headless server you sign in on counts as one. To move, sign out on the old one, or remove it on your account page.
Within 14 days, yes, and you do not have to say why. Lemon Squeezy handles the payment and issues the refund; the refund policy has the details.
Not to us. Meldom stores its workspace on your own disk; the desktop app sends no telemetry, and we have no copy of your work. Your prompts and code do go to your agent's provider when you run one, exactly as they would in your own terminal. The privacy policy lists the few things that do leave the machine.
