Factory Floor

What it does

Factory Floor is a native macOS app for running development workstreams in parallel — fast, responsive, and built for local workflows. Each workstream gets its own git worktree, terminal, dev server, and Claude Code session — all isolated, all in one window. No more juggling branches, terminals, or contexts. Sessions stay alive and ready, so you can pick up work instantly. Free, fast, and open source.

A native macOS app that manages git worktrees, Claude Code sessions, and dev servers from a single window.

A native macOS app built on Ghostty 's GPU-rendered terminal. Manages git worktrees, Claude Code sessions, and dev servers from a single window. Each workstream gets its own branch, terminal, and AI agent — all running in parallel, all at native speed. No more juggling terminals, browsers, and git clients. Each workstream is a self-contained development environment. Each workstream gets its own branch and worktree. Switch between tasks without stashing, with .env files automatically symlinked. Integrated Claude Code agent with session persistence. Resume conversations across app restarts with automatic session IDs. Agent sessions survive app restarts via tmux on a dedicated socket. No more…from factory-floor.com

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