Phone-side dispatch
Drop a tarantula on the screen of your phone. It crawls into the corresponding window on your Mac, runs the work, reports back. Coordinate from anywhere.
Product story
Tarantula
Your midnight crew. Agents that operate your CLI while you sleep — controlled from your phone.
Most automation thinks "agentic" stops at the chat window. Tarantula doesn't.
Tarantula is the first desktop app that brings true automation and dispatch to the tools you actually run things on — your terminal, your Cursor, your scripts. The desktop side runs the agents. The phone side gives you a tactile control surface for them: drop a tarantula icon on a window, give it a task, watch it scuttle off and do the work.
The conceit is simple. Most of the work that's hardest to coordinate is the work that lives in CLIs — and most CLIs were never designed to be coordinated remotely, in parallel, with a phone in your pocket. Tarantula is what that coordination layer looks like when it's done right.
It runs on your machine. The agents you spin up are yours. The work they do never leaves your environment.
This is a 2025 release. We'll let you know when it's open.
— Happy building.