“What was I doing here?”
Each task keeps its brief, progress and next step. Return to a thread without piecing together a dozen conversations.
Your agents can do the work.
Esquip helps you keep track of it.
A free Mac app for tasks and AI agent sessions. Pick up where you left off, see what needs you, and give each piece of work a place of its own.
Free beta · macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon
Bring your own agent account. Provider charges may apply.
Review our signup flow. Find the friction and simplify the first screen.
The first screen now asks for just the essentials. The updated flow is ready for you to try.
Review the change, then decide when to ship.
Illustrative workflow. Your real agent sessions run in Esquip’s embedded terminal.
Each task keeps its brief, progress and next step. Return to a thread without piecing together a dozen conversations.
Start, stop and resume agent sessions from their tasks. Keep separate threads for separate work, across your projects.
See what’s running, waiting for your input or ready to review. Put a task aside with a reminder or a follow-up check.
Fix a bug. Investigate an incident. Compare options. Draft a proposal. Esquip gives your agent work a structure, whatever the deliverable.
From an idea to a task ↗Find out why this job keeps failing.
Investigate → understand → fixCompare the options. Tell me the tradeoffs.
Explore → decide → follow throughTurn these notes into a clear proposal.
Draft → review → pick it up tomorrowCodex, Claude Code and OpenCode, together in one task workspace. Use an existing installation or let Esquip install a managed version.
Your task database and sessions stay on your Mac. Agents still connect to their model providers and the integrations you configure.
No Esquip subscription. Use your own agent accounts; any model usage is billed by your provider.
Review the outcome, answer a question, resume the thread. Separate profiles keep account settings distinct; they aren’t OS sandboxes.
No. Tasks can be research, writing or planning as well as code. The agents still use a terminal-style interface, and external tools need their own configuration. Esquip helps you organise that work.
Esquip runs locally. Agent processes and scheduled checks need the app running and your Mac awake. This is not a cloud worker service.
Yes. Default profiles use your usual account, settings and integrations. You can also create a separate profile and configure it independently.
The free Esquip beta for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 13 or newer. Choose Codex, Claude Code or OpenCode during setup, then connect your agent account.
Version 0.1.76 · build 107 · Free beta · Apple Silicon