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Keep terminals, Claude Code or Codex, a WebKit preview, files and notes on a separate desktop for each project. Arrange windows freely or tile them, then switch projects with their context together. Free during beta for Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 14+. Uses your existing CLI sign-ins and plans; AI model access is not included.
I’m the developer of Lattice. When a terminal, preview and project notes belong to one project, I want them to stay together when I switch to another. Lattice gives each project its own desktop, with freeform windows or a tiled layout through Arrange.
It works with real terminals and your existing Claude Code/Codex CLI accounts. Free during beta on Apple Silicon, macOS 14+. The public beta form emails a licence key; model access is not included. The website demo is an illustrative example project.
Try placing a terminal beside the preview, opening a second project and switching between the two. What would make that workflow more useful for you?
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About Lattice on Product Hunt
“A Mac desktop for each coding project”
Lattice was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #130 on the daily leaderboard. Keep terminals, Claude Code or Codex, a WebKit preview, files and notes on a separate desktop for each project. Arrange windows freely or tile them, then switch projects with their context together. Free during beta for Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 14+. Uses your existing CLI sign-ins and plans; AI model access is not included.
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