Voyageur
Launch your coding agents. Close your laptop.
Voyageur launched on August 7, 2026 with 3 votes, #2,940 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
A control tower for coding agents. Run many at once across many projects, get surfaced the one that finished or needs you, and get pinged with your laptop shut. Your machine, your server, or ours. You bring your own Claude Code: we never resell inference.
Launch your Claude Code agents across every project, then close your laptop. Voyageur surfaces the one waiting on you and pings you, lid closed. Free alpha.
Five agents on five projects, each on its own orbit around you. Voyageur hands you back the one that needs an answer, and tells you where the others stand. This is not a picture: hover a satellite, click the one waiting on you. Reserved for alpha testers who send us usable feedback. The app itself is open to everyone during the alpha. The live demos on this page need JavaScript. Real screenshots of the app are further down. Staying local means staying on a leash. The run holds the machine, and the moment you go multi-project you lose track of who finished and who is waiting on you. A long agent owns the terminal. You cannot let go of the screen without feeling you are breaking something…from voyageur.e2pz.app
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