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Timon

A free desktop app that runs Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Copilot and other coding agents side by side, with a Kanban pipeline that codes, reviews and merges.

Visit TimonUpdated Nov 10, 2026
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Timon Introduction

Timon is a desktop app that puts the AI coding agents you already use, such as Claude Code, Codex, Grok, GitHub Copilot, opencode and Hermes, into one window on your own machine. You describe the work and approve a plan, and tasks land on a Kanban board where each one is coded, reviewed and merged in its own git worktree, with one model writing and another reviewing. When one provider hits its usage limit, Timon hands the conversation to the next with the full context. It also has a grid of up to nine live chats, a local notes vault that the agents read and write, scheduled runs, cron routines and GitHub or GitLab webhooks as triggers, a visual workflow editor, a built-in browser, and a web interface that sends push notifications to your phone. Timon works with your own subscriptions, API keys or endpoint and does not resell model usage. The Free plan covers one developer on one machine, while Pro and Cloud plans for teams have no prices yet. Its makers announced on X in November 2026 that Timon is now open source under the AGPL-3.0 license.

Timon key facts

LaunchedNov 6, 2026 on X
PricingFree
Free tierYes, Free plan for one developer on one machine
PlatformsDesktop app, plus a web interface for your phone
Sign-upDownload the desktop app
Open sourceAGPL-3.0, according to the launch post
AI modelsYour own Claude, Codex, Grok, Copilot or custom endpoint

How we checked Timon

Not tested hands-on · Checked on Nov 10, 2026

Timon is a desktop app that runs coding agents on your own machine, so we did not install it. We read the website, the pricing page and plan comparison, and the makers' launch post on X.

Timon Key Features

All Agents in One Window

Run Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Copilot, opencode and Hermes side by side, with up to nine live chats on one screen.

Code, Review and Merge Pipeline

Tasks go on a Kanban board, and each one is coded, reviewed by a second model and merged in its own git worktree.

Quota Fallback

When one provider hits its limit, the conversation moves to the next with the full context.

Schedules, Triggers and Workflows

Queue work for the night, start tasks from cron or Git webhooks, and wire agents together on a visual canvas.

Local Memory and Phone Access

Agents read and write a local notes vault, and a web interface sends push notifications to your phone for approvals.

Timon Use Cases

Developers with several AI subscriptions: use Claude, Codex and others together without juggling terminal tabs.

Solo builders: queue a backlog at night and review merged branches in the morning.

Teams: ask about the Pro and self-hosted Cloud plans for multi-user accounts with roles.

Timon User Guides

  1. Download Timon for your computer from the website.

  2. Connect the coding agents, subscriptions or API keys you already use.

  3. Describe the work and approve the plan; the tasks appear on the Kanban board.

  4. Let the agents code, review and merge each task, and approve steps in the app or on your phone.

Timon Pricing

Free plan for one developer on one machine. Pro (multi-user, white label, premium plugins) and Cloud (self-hosted for teams) are announced, with prices coming soon. You bring your own AI subscriptions or API keys.

Timon launch and community

Nov 6, 2026 on X

“The real open-source alternative to GrokBot. Less chatting, more doing!”
From the maker's launch post
Read the launch post on X

Timon limitations

  • Pro and Cloud plans have no prices yet, and the site says plans may still change.
  • You need your own AI subscriptions or API keys; Timon does not include model usage.
  • The Free plan is limited to one user on one machine and comes with no support.

Timon Frequently Asked Questions

Is Timon free?
Yes. The Free plan covers one developer on one machine with the core features. Pro and Cloud plans for teams are announced but have no prices yet.
Do I need new AI subscriptions?
No. Timon uses the subscriptions, API keys or custom endpoint you already have and does not resell model usage.
Is Timon open source?
Its makers announced on X that Timon is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license.
What happens when an agent runs out of quota?
Timon hands the conversation to the next provider, keeping the same thread and the full context.

Timon alternatives

How Timon compares

  • Cursor AI: Cursor is an AI code editor you write code in; Timon runs several coding agents in parallel and merges their work.