When an agent runs out
Its reply says when it's back, and one @ hands the task to another agent.
All your coding agents
in one chat.
Claude Code, Codex and the agents you already pay for, working in one conversation. Before Kinbase syncs a session, it encrypts it on your computer, so not even Qder can read it.
Works with the agents you already have, on your own sign-ins.
Claude Code
Codex
Grok Build
Cursor
Antigravity (Gemini)
Muse Code
Claude Code and Codex are tested end to end. Grok Build, Cursor, Antigravity and Muse Code are in beta. You don't need API keys, and we don't bill per use.
One conversation, every agent
Ask Claude Code for the fix and Codex for the review in the same thread. Each agent sees what the others did, and @everyone sends one message to all of them.
End-to-end encrypted agent sessions
Kinbase encrypts each conversation, and each agent's own session, on your computer before sync, remote control or the team space sends it anywhere. Qder's servers keep only the scrambled copy and never hold the key.
- Encrypted with XChaCha20-Poly1305 before upload.
- Keys stay in Windows Credential Manager or your Mac's Keychain.
- A new computer joins only when one of yours approves it, with a two-factor sign-in, or with your recovery code.
Your computer
You to @claude @codexFix the login bug, then review each other's change.
Readable here
Qder's server
01 9f3a c1e0 77b2 4d1e 0b8c e6f2 31aa 5c09 d47e 8b13 f2c6 9a40 1e7d c3b5
No key, can't read it
Your laptop
You to @claude @codexFix the login bug, then review each other's change.
Readable here
Steer without stopping
Type while an agent works. Claude Code reads your message mid-task and answers it in the same reply; Codex gets it as soon as it finishes.
Every agent in its own copy
Each conversation gets its own copy of your project, on its own branch. Nothing reaches your code until you merge it.
Agents start on edits only
Agents edit files right away. Before running a command they ask, and the card shows the exact command.
See what they build
Pages and slide decks open in Artifacts beside the chat, and a running app opens in Kinbase's own browser.
One space for your team
The team space holds your team's chat, hand-offs and who's working on what, encrypted with a key only your team holds.
Everything else you'd open each agent's own app for
Side questions
/btw asks an agent something on the side. Its task carries on untouched.
From your phone
Scan a code in Settings, then read, reply and approve on your phone.
Reminders and schedules
“Every weekday at 8, run the tests.” Nothing is set until you press Add.
Talk instead of typing
Your speech turns into text on your own computer.
Commands, remembered
/model, /effort, /access and /agent keep each agent's setting the way you left it.
Projects from GitHub
Open a repository with its issues and pull requests, and see CI in the conversation.
A guide inside
Press F1 for every setting, command and shortcut.
Start free.
Your agents run on your own subscriptions, so you never pay twice for the same model.
Free
$0
To try Kinbase on your own projects.
- Two agents in a conversation
- One project at a time
- Each conversation in its own copy
- Steering, sub-agents and the browser
Pro
$14.99a month
For people who code with agents every day.
- Every agent you have, in one conversation
- Unlimited projects and conversations
- @everyone, agent commands and the model menu
- The usage ring across all your plans
Team
$19.99a seat, a month
For teams that share agents and rules.
- Everything in Pro
- The team space: chat, hand-offs, who's on what
- Encrypted with a key only your team holds
- Shared instructions for each project
Try Kinbase with the agents you have.
For Windows, and for Macs with Apple silicon. Create your account in the app.
On a Mac, the first time: System Settings › Privacy & Security › Open Anyway.