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Fredrin

Every app in one window

An app in Fredrin is a tab in the project window — the board, the terminal, the notebook, the database client. Pin the ones you use and jump between them with a ⌘-key.

13 available · 1 on Enterprise · 2 in the works — plus apps the community published.

The Fredrin desktop app: one window whose tab bar carries Chat, Tasks and an Apps menu holding the rest, over a Tasks board where every ticket runs its own AI agent.

Apps available today

  • Chat

    Every tab picks what it runs: Claude Code, Codex, a plain shell, or a browser. Split them, quit the app, and the session is still there when you come back.

  • Tasks

    The board. Every ticket gets its own branch, worktree and agent session, and carries its pull request and CI status on the card.

  • Automations

    A saved prompt on an hourly, daily or weekly schedule. Each due run spawns a fresh ticket and dispatches an agent to it.

  • Calendar

    The team's own events — a meeting, a launch, a day off — in year, month and day views, with all-day and multi-day ranges.

  • Reports

    Pick a preset or describe what you want. Your own coding agent reads the repo and the connected data and writes the report.

  • Dashboard

    Ticket counts, graphs and everyone's ticket activity across your workspace. Choose recent days or a custom date range; only projects you can read are included.

  • Code

    Browse, search and edit the repository. The checkout on your machine in the desktop app; the GitHub repo, read-only, in a browser.

  • Memory

    The project's decision log and concept wiki, committed to the repo — what was decided, why, and what it changed.

  • Devdesktop

    Analyse the repo once, get the commands that actually run it, then start each dev server in its own terminal pane.

  • Databasedesktop

    Postgres, MySQL and SQLite connections. Browse tables, page through records, edit inline. Credentials never leave the machine.

  • Notes

    An Obsidian-style project notebook: a folder tree you arrange yourself, a markdown editor, [[wikilinks]] and search.

  • Community

    Public boards for asking questions and for showing what you shipped. Read without an account; post with GitHub.

  • Atrium

    Your workspace as a floor of rooms. See who is around, knock on someone's door, and be talking in a second — video, audio and screen share, no meeting link.

On Enterprise
  • Vercelenterprise

    Link a repo to its Vercel project, read the deployments attributed to the tickets that produced them, and manage environment variables.

Chat and Tasks are always ⌘1 and ⌘2. ⌘3 – ⌘9 follow the apps you pin, in this order.

What's next

More apps, continuously

Fredrin ships app work every week, and the list above keeps growing. These are already in the tree and not yet switched on:

  • Insights

    What the fleet costs per shipped ticket, and the ranked list of runs that burned tokens without shipping anything.

  • Context

    A project information hub — infrastructure, conventions, links — kept as sections you edit directly or curate by chat.

From the marketplace

Apps people built inside Fredrin by describing them, then published for everyone. Each one is reviewed by Fredrin, pinned to the exact release we approved, and runs sandboxed in one project — it is an installed tab, not one of the built-in apps above.

2 apps published by the community

Fredrin App Creators

Want to build an app for Fredrin?

We're opening app development up to the people already living in the product. Put your email down and we'll bring you in when the creator program opens.

An early list, not a launch: the creator program isn’t open yet. Anyone can already build an app by describing it in Fredrin and publish it to the marketplace above — this is for what comes after that. One email when there’s something real to show, and nothing else.