Beam
A fast, keyboard-driven terminal organizer for macOS
What it does
Running Claude Code, multiple SSH sessions, and dev servers at once? Terminal tabs aren't enough anymore. Beam organizes your terminals into subwindows, each with its own tabs. Group related sessions together. Use the quick switcher (Cmd+P) to jump anywhere instantly. Save your entire workspace as a layout with quick restore. Keyboard-driven. Native macOS. Built for developers who live in the terminal. Free to start. Pro ($29 one-time) unlocks unlimited subwindows, layouts, and split panes.
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