Beckon is a voice controlled agentic development environment for macOS and Windows. Say the word and your agents get to work.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Grok CLI, running in parallel on one canvas. Any model, any CLI, commanded together.
Terminals, browsers, a build board, and project memory, all crewed by your agents.
Founding membership is $29 a month for the first 25 members, then $49 a month for the next 100. Subscribe to Beckon or download the app.
Beckon is a voice controlled agentic development environment (ADE) for macOS and Windows. It gives your AI coding agents one shared workspace: named agents run in parallel terminals on a single canvas, and you summon, direct, and review them by speaking. The wake word is the product: say "Hey Beckon" and your agents get to work.
An agentic development environment is a workspace organized around directing AI coding agents rather than editing every file by hand. Where an IDE centers on the text editor, an ADE centers on delegation: you describe outcomes, agents like Claude Code and Codex write and test the code in parallel, and the environment gives you the mission control to watch, steer, and merge their work. Beckon is an ADE with voice as the primary interface.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Grok run side by side, each pointed at the model you choose. MCP connectors let your agents act on GitHub, Gmail, Drive, and any MCP server, and a Hermes agent lets you beckon from Telegram, Discord, Slack, or Signal.
Yes. Beckon is bring your own agents: you connect the Claude, Codex, Cursor, or Grok plans and API keys you already have, and Beckon orchestrates them. Your code and your keys stay on your machine.
$29 a month for the first 25 founding members, then $49 a month for the next 100. Every plan includes unlimited agents, terminals, and browsers, voice control with talkback, the build board, and project memory. Cancel anytime.
macOS 12 and newer, and Windows. Your license key and download link arrive by email the moment you subscribe.