- Claude
- Cursor
- Warp
- VS Code
- Zed
Ten agents, one master task — run in parallel.
Open the multi-agent composer, type a goal, fan it out across up to ten specialist agents, each in their own context window. The Task tool spawns them in parallel; Veronum streams progress back into one bubble.
Add unit tests for multi-agent orchestrator
Every five seconds, a snapshot. One click to roll back.
Veronum auto-snapshots the bound folder every 5 seconds of quiet. Undo or redo Claude's last edit straight from the header, or open Version History to revert to any earlier snapshot.
Refactor session middleware
Paste a screenshot. Claude actually sees it.
Drag, drop, or paste an image into the composer — Veronum auto-resizes it to under 2000 px and ships it as a real image content block (not a text marker). Past images in old turns render inline too.
Refactor session middleware
Veronum is the workspace power users keep building themselves.
- Real-time shared Claude Code sessionsMultiplayer
- Ten parallel agents, one master taskComposer
- Auto-snapshots every five seconds + undo / redoHistory
- Per-project, per-session group chatTeam
- Image paste with auto-resize to 2000 pxComposer
- Works on Claude, Cursor, Warp, VS Code, ZedPlatforms
- Apple-signed + notarized for macOSDistribution
- Local-first — your code never leaves your MacPrivacy
$25 a month.
Seven days free.
One subscription unlocks the full app: Claude chat, multi-agent composer, live meeting transcripts, and connectors for Stripe, Supabase, and Slack. Cancel anytime through Stripe.
No credit card required for the trial. One universal Mac build — works on Apple Silicon and Intel.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is Veronum?
A macOS desktop app for working in Claude Code with anyone, on any platform. It adds real-time multiplayer sessions, ten parallel agents on one master task, undo/redo, version history, image chat, and per-project group chat to whatever Claude-powered editor you already use.
Which platforms does it work with?
Claude Desktop, Cursor, Warp, VS Code, and Zed. Veronum reads the standard Claude Code session JSONL on disk, so any client that writes to ~/.claude/projects works without setup. New clients are auto-detected on launch.
How does the multiplayer session work?
Click Share on a session — Veronum mints a magic invite link, creates a Veronum project, and starts mirroring every turn through Supabase Realtime. Your teammate joins the link and sees your conversation live, can post in the per-session group chat, and gets presence avatars showing who's looking at what file.
What's the deal with the ten agents?
Open the multi-agent composer (the icon between the paperclip and the model picker), give it one master goal plus a sub-task per agent, and Veronum dispatches up to ten @veronum-agent-N specialists in parallel via Claude's Task tool. Each agent runs in its own context window. You see live progress per agent in the chat bubble.
Is my data private?
Yes. Claude conversations stay between your Mac and Anthropic — Veronum never proxies them. Shared session mirrors live in your own Supabase project (we host the public default; teams on enterprise can self-host). Your subscription state is anonymous via a local install token, no password, no email harvesting.
How does the trial work?
First 7 days are free. No card needed during the trial. Pro features (multi-agent dispatch + version history) ask for $25/month after day 7. You can subscribe through Stripe Checkout straight from the app's Settings.
Can I cancel?
Anytime, from the Stripe billing portal linked inside Settings. Veronum keeps working until the end of your paid period.
Will it work on Windows or Linux?
Not yet. Mac first (Apple-signed and notarized). Windows is on the roadmap; Linux follows if there's demand.
Will Veronum keep working when Anthropic ships new Claude features?
Yes. Veronum runs the same claude CLI you already have on your Mac — when Anthropic ships a new feature, Veronum picks it up the next time you launch.