Run 1M agents at once. Break nothing.
Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor in one window. Every task runs in its own container, safe from the rest. No worktree mess.
Every agent gets its own walls.
Nothing collides.
Each task has its own dependencies, ports, and processes.
It remembers.
Come back days later — the agent picks up right where it stopped.
Swap agents anytime.
Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor on the same repo. Keep the best answer.
Watch it work.
Only the tools that matter.
Fewer tools means sharper answers — same picker, whichever agent is driving.
Four tasks, zero babysitting.
Queue up the backlog and step in only when an agent needs you.
See it before you ship it.
Every file an agent touches, ready to review — then one click to a PR.
Your plans. Your price.
Use the Claude, Codex, or Cursor plan you already pay for. No markup, ever.
From engineers who run agents all day.
I used to have three terminals, a browser, and Cursor open just to ship one feature. Now it is one pod and I stop losing half-finished work.
Rishab Bedi
Staff engineer, fintech
orca feels like a thin, honest layer over my own containers. It orchestrates; it does not try to own my stack.
Jamie Tondo
Founder, tools startup
Multi-turn context finally means something. Four repos, multiple pods, and it still remembers what we already tried.
Ishan Naradkar
Principal engineer, SaaS
Knowing every AI edit is trapped in the pod until I accept it means I can move faster without worrying about surprise changes on main.
Marcus Outler
Staff engineer, proptech
Swapping a task from Claude to Codex mid-pod took one click. No YAML safari, no staging configs, just a different adapter.
Vikram Kapoor
Backend tech lead, Hyderabad
Running pods on k8s means the agents keep going during an incident, but my cluster stays boring. That’s how I like it.
Anya Lindqvist
CTO, distributed studio
Before you install.
Six questions, six straight answers.
No. It runs in a container on your machine or your cluster — never on our servers.
Worktrees share one machine. orca gives every session its own container.
Under 5 minutes. Install, connect an agent, go.
Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Switch anytime, per session.
Either. Start on Docker, move to Kubernetes when your team grows.
Free during beta. You just pay for the agent plans you already have.
Shipped recently.
The desktop app, redesigned.
Cleaner navigation, faster pod switching, and a UI that finally feels as quick as the agents running inside it.
Chats that remember how you work.
Set your defaults once — tone, instructions, review style — and every new pod starts already tuned to you.
A file tree and a real terminal, inside the pod.
See every file an agent touched and drop into a live shell in its container — no docker exec required.
Slack, Linear, and orca in your pocket.
Kick off and follow pods from Slack or Linear, then check on them from the new mobile app, now in closed beta.
Stop shipping one thing at a time.
One Mac app. Every agent you already use.
No account. No lock-in. Just git.