Zoku

Description

Zoku is a native macOS application designed to streamline the management of multiple coding agents such as Claude, Codex, Cursor, Pi, and OpenCode. By utilizing on-device voice commands, users can spawn, redirect, and interrupt these agents, each of which operates within its own git worktree. This setup allows for efficient parallel coding without the need to manually manage multiple terminal tabs.

The app is compatible with macOS 14.2 and above, requiring Apple Silicon for on-device voice functionality. Zoku offers a one-time purchase model priced at $69 during early access, with a regular price of $99. This includes lifetime updates and a 14-day money-back guarantee. The app does not require additional subscriptions for the coding agents, as it utilizes the CLIs already installed on the user's Mac.

Zoku's voice control is powered by Parakeet, ensuring instant, private, and unlimited command transcription on-device. While the core functionalities do not require cloud credits, an optional cloud companion is available for additional features like memory and screen sharing.

The app is particularly beneficial for developers who manage multiple coding agents simultaneously, providing a hands-free experience that enhances productivity. However, it is limited to macOS and does not support Windows or Linux platforms. Users can add any CLI with a launch command, making Zoku a versatile tool for various coding environments.

Zoku's Core Features

• Voice-first control of coding agents

• Runs on macOS 14.2+

• Supports Claude, Codex, Cursor, Pi, and OpenCode

• On-device voice transcription with Parakeet

• One-time purchase with lifetime updates

• 14-day money-back guarantee

• Git worktree per agent

• Optional cloud companion for additional features

How to use Zoku?

1. 1

   Install: Set up Zoku on macOS 14.2+

2. 2

   Configure: Grant Microphone and Accessibility access

3. 3

   Use: Hold ⌥⌘ and speak to control agents

4. 4

   Optimise: Add custom CLIs with launch commands

Zoku's Use Cases

• Parallel Coding
• Voice Control
• Git Management
• Custom CLI Integration
• Hands-Free Operation

FAQ from Zoku

• What is Zoku?

  Zoku is a native macOS app that manages multiple coding agents using voice commands.

• How much does Zoku cost?

  Zoku costs $69 during early access, with a regular price of $99. It is a one-time purchase.

• What are the system requirements for Zoku?

  Zoku requires macOS 14.2+ and Apple Silicon for on-device voice functionality.

• Can I use Zoku on Windows or Linux?

  No, Zoku is only available for macOS and there are no plans for Windows or Linux versions.

• Does Zoku require a subscription?

  No, Zoku is a one-time purchase app and does not require a subscription.

• What is the refund policy for Zoku?

  Zoku offers a 14-day money-back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the product.

• Can I add custom CLIs to Zoku?

  Yes, you can add any CLI with a launch command and a spoken name.

• Does Zoku support cloud features?

  Zoku's core features do not require cloud credits, but an optional cloud companion is available.