Your dev environment, orchestrated
Manage workspaces, share machines across your team, and code with Claude AI — all from one unified interface.
Free for individual use · macOS, Windows, and Linux
Features
Everything you need to ship faster
A single tool that replaces juggling terminals, editors, and AI assistants across multiple windows.
Git-native workspaces
Each workspace maps to a git worktree. Switch between branches without stashing. Run parallel feature work across repos with independent terminal sessions.
Claude AI, built in
Spawn Claude sessions right next to your code. Ask for reviews, debug errors, scaffold features — all with full context of your project.
Shared dev machines
Connect your team's hardware into a shared pool. Every teammate with the desktop app can access any machine's workspaces, or let others run sessions on your device remotely.
Team collaboration
Invite your team, share project configurations, sync environment setups. Everyone gets the same dev experience from day one.
How it works
Up and running in three steps
Download & install
Install the desktop app for macOS, Windows, or Linux. The Pinegrove daemon starts automatically and registers your machine.
Connect your repos
Link GitHub or GitLab. Pinegrove imports your projects and sets up worktree-based workspaces.
Start coding
Open a workspace. Your editor, terminal, and Claude are ready. Invite your team when you're set.
Frequently asked questions
Pinegrove runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux as a native desktop app. A browser-based client is planned for a future release.
Yes. Pinegrove connects to Claude via your own API key, so you have full control over usage and costs. We never proxy or store your conversations.
Each machine running the Pinegrove daemon registers with your team. Teammates can access workspaces on any connected device from their own desktop app — terminal sessions and Claude sessions are relayed in real time.
No. Your code stays on your machines. Pinegrove's cloud handles authentication, team management, and session relay — never your source code.