The first beta brings agents, code, project context and live previews together in one Mac workspace.
Welcome to the first beta of Choro: one place to build and maintain your products on your Mac.
Keep your agents, code, project context and running app together, so you can move from an idea to implementation and review without losing the thread.
Your existing coding agents. Use your installed Codex, Claude Code or OpenCode tools, with their existing sign-in.
Conversations with context. Keep plans, questions, agent history and project notes connected to the work.
Code, terminals and Git. Inspect files, run commands, review changes, and work with branches and pull requests.
Design and live previews. Work on screens and components in Design Studio, and keep your running app or website beside the conversation.
Tasks and project memory. Start from a task, attach relevant files and references, and carry useful project decisions into later work.
Solo lanes and experimental Bands. Give solo agents a separate lane, or let a lead coordinate specialist Bandmates. Bandmates work together in the shared project folder.
Your workspace and project history stay on your Mac by default. Coding providers use their own services and account access.
Try Choro on a real project and tell us where you lose context, where the workflow feels awkward, and what would make it easier to keep moving. Your feedback will help guide the next releases.
Thanks for being here at the start.