Desktop app
AOSplane Console is the desktop app for your coding sessions. It keeps your projects, sessions and conversations side by side in one window, and its Dock icon shows how many sessions are waiting on you.
Install and sign in
If you closed the browser tab too soon, choose Open the browser again. You stay signed in on this Mac until you choose Sign out in the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar.
What you can do
- Start a session. Choose New session in the sidebar, or press ⌘ N. See Start a session.
- Follow and steer it. Chat with the agent and answer its permission requests, with the terminal and the changes beside the conversation. See Chat and approve requests.
- Work in tabs. ⌘ T opens a tab, ⌘ W closes it and ⌘ ⇧ T reopens the last one you closed.
- Find anything. Press ⌘ K to search your projects and sessions.
- See what needs you. The Dock icon’s badge counts the sessions waiting on you in every project.
- Open the rest on the web. Billing and Settings in the account menu open in your browser.
Continue a Claude Code session in the cloud
If you started work with Claude Code on your Mac, you can carry it on in AOSplane with the whole conversation.
Good to know
- An imported session starts private. Share it from the web dashboard if you want others to see it.
- The cloud session works from GitHub, so changes you haven’t pushed stay on your Mac. If the branch was never pushed, the session starts from the default branch.
- A session from a repository the project doesn’t link can’t be imported.
- Help has AOSplane Documentation, Keyboard Shortcuts and Report a Problem…. See Keyboard shortcuts and Report a problem.
Updates
The app checks for a new version when it opens and every six hours, and installs it in the background. When it’s ready, a message says so (for example AOSplane Console 0.10.0 is ready). Choose Restart to finish.
To check now, choose AOSplane Console › Check for Updates… in the menu bar. The app says You’re up to date, or downloads the new version and offers the restart.