All your agents.
None of the chaos.

A macOS terminal that auto-tiles every session into one window.

No tmux. No splitting. No arranging. Just open terminals.

Download Waffle (free)

Free · macOS 14+ · Native Swift · Just unzip and run

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Open a terminal.

And another. And another. And another.

They tile automatically. No dragging, no arranging.

Each repo, assigned a colour.

No more "which terminal is which?"

Switch project groups in a keystroke.

Three repos. Zero tab-hunting.

Maximise any terminal.

One key in, one key out.

ALL

Built for the parallel agent lifestyle 😎

Zero-config auto-tiling

Open a terminal, it goes fullscreen. Open a second, it splits 50/50. Four becomes a 2x2 grid. Nine becomes 3x3. You never arrange anything.

Tab archaeology is over

No more cycling through tabs to find which agent is doing what. Every session is on screen at once.

Project colours and groups

Sessions auto-detect git repos. Each project gets its own colour and tab. Three repos, seven agents, one keystroke to filter.

No setup ceremony

No config files. No split commands. No naming sessions. No YAML. Open Waffle, start working. That's it.

Fast, native Swift

No Electron. No web views. Built on SwiftTerm. Your agents get the RAM, not your terminal.

Works with everything

Claude Code, Codex, Aider, Gemini CLI — or just plain zsh. If it runs in a terminal, it works.

Never leave your keyboard.

Switch repos, zoom a pane, adjust focus — no mouse required.

⌘N
new terminal
⌘W
close
⌘↵
maximise
⌘⇧]
next group
⌘←↑→↓
switch focus

You've tried the alternatives.

tmux Powerful. Also terribly unintuitive, ugly by default, and you've tried to learn it three times. Waffle gives you the grid without the keybinding homework.
iTerm split panes You split, you arrange, you re-arrange when you add a fifth pane. Waffle auto-tiles. You never touch a layout.
Claude Squad / Amux / Batty They wrap tmux. Waffle replaces it.
Multiple windows Death by a thousand alt-tabs. You already know.
Doing nothing You're not coding. You're playing window manager.

Waffle is free.
No account.
No catch.

macOS 14+ · Native Swift · Opt-in analytics only.

Download Waffle (free)

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Right-click → Open on first launch.