Less switching
Your terminals, agents, browser and files share one workspace, so the context you need stays on screen instead of behind another app.
Lattice for macOS · Free beta
One workspace for everything you build.
Terminals, coding agents, a browser and your project files, together in one calm, native window.
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~/Developer/acme-webReady
✻Claude Code~/Developer/acme-web
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Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade when your team grows.
MonthlyYearly
Starter$0For side projects
Team$12/moPer seat, billed monthly
hot update · PricingToggle.tsx
~/Developer/acme-webReady
staging · sshRunning
3 serversSSH keys stay in your Keychain
stagingdeploy@staging.acme.dev · Ubuntu · port 22
productiondeploy@acme.dev · Ubuntu · port 22
build-boxci@10.0.4.12 · macOS · key ~/.ssh/ci
~/Developer/acme-webReady
>_Codex~/Developer/acme-web
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README.md
acme-web
The Acme marketing site and pricing page.
Develop
Run npm run dev and open localhost:5173.
Recent changes
- The pricing toggle is a real switch, so keyboard and screen reader users can change billing.
/api/subscribeallows five requests a minute per address.
Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade when your team grows.
MonthlyYearly
Starter$0For side projects
Team$12/moPer seat, billed monthly
hot update · PricingToggle.tsx
Every tool in one window.
Terminals, coding agents, a browser, files and notes open as windows in one workspace. ⌘K opens anything.
Click Codex in the launcher to open it.
Real shells, side by side.
Every terminal is a real macOS shell. Keep the dev server, a staging log and your saved SSH servers in view together.
Click Connect on a server to open an SSH session.
Every agent at a glance.
Run your own Claude Code and Codex on separate tasks. Lattice shows which is working, and tells you when one needs you.
Codex is asking to run its tests. Click Yes.
Order in one click.
Arrange tiles every window on the desktop. Drag, resize, minimise and maximise, the way you already do on a Mac.
Drag a window by its title bar, then click Arrange.
Review without leaving.
Slide to another desktop. The native WebKit browser shows the change as it lands, next to the project's files and previews.
Flip the pricing switch Claude just fixed.
Now it's yours. Open the full workspace and try everything.