Choose your agents. Combine models across providers. Keep work moving.
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Unstoppable Code brings Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and local models into one app for your projects. Choose the provider and model for the task, then connect different models across the steps of a pipeline instead of committing your whole workflow to one provider.
- Combine models in one pipeline: chain prompts, scripts, and checks into repeatable workflows, choosing different models for different steps. Use Claude and GPT models together for code review, or switch models as your needs change.
- Use subscriptions you already pay for: connect a compatible Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor plan to run Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. Your provider's plan terms and usage limits still apply. You can also use local models or choose hosted models with AI credits.
- Work in parallel: give each task its own Git worktree so agents can work on separate changes without sharing a working directory.
- Keep work moving from your phone: use the mobile app to control work on a connected desktop when you're away from your desk.
The desktop and mobile clients are MIT-licensed; hosted services such as accounts and cloud features are not included in this repository.
| Platform | Download |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | Download for Apple Silicon |
| macOS (Intel) | Download for Intel |
| Windows (x64) | Download for Windows |
| Linux (x64) | Download for Linux x64 |
| Linux (arm64) | Download for Linux arm64 |
- Phone or tablet: get the app on the App Store, or find the Google Play link on the download page.
- Every option is on unstoppable.ai/download.
- Linux packages are
.debfiles for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS or newer. Arch Linux installs from a pacman repository; see the download page. - Not sure which Mac you have? See Install the desktop app.
Note
Agents need a model to run. Connect Claude, Codex, or a local model, or buy AI credits in your account. See Connect Claude, Codex, or a local model.
Each client builds on its own from a clone of this repository. Follow the README
in clients/desktop or
clients/mobile for what to install and which
commands to run.
Desktop builds use stable hosted service defaults. Mobile connectivity depends on generated brand configuration and build settings. Follow each client's README for configuration; a successful build alone does not verify sign-in or cloud features.
Accounts, AI credits, Remote Control, cloud chats, and a few other features rely on services we run. What runs on our servers lists each one, the data it handles, and the telemetry the apps send. To run Claude Code and Codex chats through a gateway you control, see Use your own AI gateway.
The help centre covers the app in depth. New here? Start with How Unstoppable Code works.
clients/desktop/: the desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linuxclients/mobile/: the iOS and Android app
Each folder holds its latest exported source, which may be a development
snapshot rather than a release. Snapshots are ordinary commits without a tag
or GitHub release. Tags named source-desktop/<version> and
source-mobile/<version> identify releases. The two folders update independently
and can represent different revisions. Mobile source may appear before its first
release tag.
We publish client source under the MIT License with every release and as development snapshots from main, so you can read it, audit it, build it, and fork it. Snapshots can be synced manually or daily. They may be stale when syncs are disabled, delayed, or failed.
This repository holds the desktop and mobile apps only. Our hosted services, like accounts and cloud features, stay closed source. What runs on our servers lists them, and each client's build instructions cover service configuration. We don't take pull requests here: we build every fix ourselves, so a clear issue is the best way to help.
- Questions and how-to: search the help centre or contact support.
- Bugs and ideas: open an issue. See CONTRIBUTING.md for what helps us most.
- Security issues: don't open a public issue. See SECURITY.md.
The first-party client source is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.
Third-party code and assets retain their own licenses and restrictions; see each
client's THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt and accompanying license files.