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Fredrin

One board beats a wall of terminals

Fredrin runs ten AI coding agents at once. Each takes a ticket, a branch and a worktree of its own, and each hands back a pull request you can ship in a glance. Everything below is what that replaces.

Three ways to run AI coding agents

Excellent at one job

Linear

Issue tracker

Planning, and it is superb at it. Cycles, triage, roadmaps. But the board describes work it does not run, and agent usage meters on top of the seat.

Excellent in one window

Cursor

AI code editor

The sharpest inline coding anywhere, cloud agents included. One window at a time though, with no board behind it, and the meter starts past your plan.

Built for the whole board

Fredrin

Desktop agent board

Run ten. Review ten. Ship ten. A branch, a worktree and a pull request per ticket, at a flat price on the subscription you already pay for.

The six that matter

Anyone can run one agent. These six decide whether you can run ten.

DIYtmux + scripts
  • by hand (partial)Many agents at once
  • you wire it (partial)A worktree per ticket
  • Not supportedPlan, agent, diff and pull request together
  • Not supportedReview at a glance
  • your tokens (partial)Flat price under heavy use
  • Not supportedNative desktop
Linear + Cursortracker + IDE
  • Not supportedMany agents at once
  • Not supportedA worktree per ticket
  • across tools (partial)Plan, agent, diff and pull request together
  • tab hopping (partial)Review at a glance
  • seats plus metering (partial)Flat price under heavy use
  • browser only (partial)Native desktop
Fredrinone desktop board
  • Yes, built inMany agents at once
  • Yes, built inA worktree per ticket
  • Yes, built inPlan, agent, diff and pull request together
  • Yes, built inReview at a glance
  • Yes, built inFlat price under heavy use
  • Yes, built inNative desktop

built ina note means possible, by hand or across tools missing

Fredrin against one tool at a time

Eleven comparisons, each straight about where the other tool wins and where a board of parallel agents pulls away.

See the rest

Every surface is on the features overview. Every number is on the pricing page. Fredrin is free to start, open to anyone, and it runs on the AI subscription you already pay for.

Point it at your own repo. Judge it in an afternoon.