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Name is a Mac app that works your Linear backlog across all of your Macs and the Claude, Codex and Gemini accounts you already pay for. Agents code, review and fix until each pull request is ready to merge, and you get a short inbox of the calls only you can make.
$50 at launch. Full refund anytime before it ships.
or get updates for free
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81% of the window used. New work goes to Claude Max #1.
Agencies with client work in separate Linear teams. Leads running several teams at once. Solo builders with more projects than hours. Name treats all of your Macs and subscriptions as one pool and keeps it working.
Add each Mac once. It places agent workers where there is room, watches memory on every machine, and holds new work on a Mac that's under pressure before it starts swapping. The Mac mini on the shelf works the same backlog as the Studio on your desk.
| studio-01Mac Studio · 64 GB | mem41% | |
| studio-02Mac Studio · 64 GB | mem58% | |
| mini-01Mac mini · 16 GB | mem72% | |
| mini-02Mac mini · 16 GB | mem88% | holding |
Connect the Claude, Codex and Gemini accounts you already pay for, as many of each as you have. It tracks each account's usage window and hands the next ticket to the one with headroom. When an account runs low, it tells you once and routes around it.
Each ticket runs in rounds. One agent writes the change, an agent on a different account reviews it, the first agent fixes what review found, and the loop repeats until review passes and checks are green. What reaches you is a pull request ready for your merge.
A hung tool call, a retry loop, an agent waiting on a prompt nobody will see. The app notices when a session stops making progress, saves where it got to, and starts it again. If it needs a decision instead, it lands in your inbox.
06:28 DOC-44 last output · Gemini Ultra #1 06:40 DOC-44 stalled: no progress for 12m 06:40 DOC-44 handoff saved, session closed 06:41 DOC-44 new session · studio-01 06:41 DOC-44 resumed from handoff · coding 07:12 DOC-44 coding 31m · on track
The inbox is the first thing you see. It holds only what needs you, and everything healthy collapses into one line. Answer an agent right in its thread, merge what's ready, and get back to your day.
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81% of the usage window used. New work goes to Claude Max #1 until it resets.
It runs the coding agents you already pay for, on the Macs you already own. No new AI subscription to buy.
Pick the teams and projects the crew may work. Tickets stay in Linear, and their status keeps up as work moves.
Install Name on each Mac. Each one shows up in Machines with its memory and how many workers it can run.
Sign in to the Claude, Codex and Gemini accounts you have and set how many sessions each may run.
Answer questions, unblock tickets, merge what's ready. Or open any thread and chat with an agent directly.
Client projects in their own Linear teams, worked by one crew across every machine you own.
Several teams' backlogs moving at once, with one place to see what needs a decision.
Many projects, a couple of Macs, a few subscriptions. Keep all of them busy while you focus on one.
Name is in development. Pre-orders tell me it's worth building, and the early-bird price is my thanks for going first.
Refundable anytime before it ships. No ship date promised.
Join the free waitlist. You'll get progress updates by email, and you can pre-order later if it's for you.
Updates only. Unsubscribe anytime.Anything else, email emad@elitecoders.co.
No. Name is in development. Pre-orders and waitlist signups are how I'm deciding whether to build it as a product. Both get progress updates by email.
Email emad@elitecoders.co anytime before it ships and you get a full refund of your $29. No form to fill in.
Pay once and use it forever. The license includes a year of updates. Later major upgrades are optional and paid, so you can keep the version you have.
A Mac (it's Mac first), at least one Claude, Codex or Gemini subscription, and a Linear workspace for the crew to work from. More Macs and more accounts give the crew more room to run.
The ones you already pay for: Claude, Codex and Gemini. Mix plans and accounts however you like, for example two Claude Max accounts and a Codex plan, and it balances work across them.
Built on the open-source T3 Code (MIT licensed). You keep the agent chat you know, with threads per task, plus an orchestrator that works your Linear backlog across machines and accounts.
Conductor, a Mac app for running parallel coding agents, was acquired by Meta. Name is independent: built by a developer who runs a small software agency, on open-source T3 Code.
I'm a software developer, and I run a small software agency. I've been running crews of coding agents across several Macs and AI accounts with an orchestrator I built for myself.
Name is my plan to turn that into a product: one Mac app, built on T3 Code, that runs the crew and leaves you only the decisions.
Before I build it, I want to know whether it's useful to anyone besides me. If it would be useful to you, pre-order or join the waitlist. If you pre-order and change your mind before it ships, email me and I'll refund you in full.