1. Bring your own agents & tools
Bring your own agent subscriptions, use plugins to connect your data, and reduce context switching with the browser, terminal, GitHub, and Linear integrations built into your agent IDE.
Private by default
We don’t collect your code or conversations by default, and we don’t sell your personal information. Activity sharing is optional and off by default.
Scale a team of coding agents in 4 steps
2. Parallelize with ease
Run coding agents side by side across repositories, each in its own isolated worktree. Keep multi-agent coding organized, start from a Linear ticket in one click, and track each GitHub pull request through review and merge.
3. Automate your dev lifecycle
Schedule or use hooks for bug triage, ticket scoping, and PR reviews. Chain scripts and prompts from Claude, Codex, or Cursor into repeatable AI coding workflows.
4. Optimize costs, skills, & reliability
Set access to models, coding agents, automations, plugins, and skills while monitoring usage, activity, and compliance across your code factory.
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The agent IDE built for power users
Private by default
We don’t collect your code or conversations by default, and we don’t sell your personal information. Activity sharing is optional and off by default.
Explore privacyStop juggling terminals, browsers, and editors
Reduce context switching with every tool your parallel agents need in one agent IDE, organized by worktree. Keep your AI coding tasks, terminals, and browser tabs together as you move between projects.
Multi-agent workflows for code review & more
Have Claude, Codex, and Cursor review collaboratively, then fix and re-review until the changes earn a passing score. Build production-grade multi-agent workflows by chaining together hooks, schedules, prompts, & scripts.
Import & sync your memory, plugins, & history
Import your agents’ memory, plugins, and history from Claude, Codex, and Cursor. Manage plugins and skills across coding agents in one place and keep your context when you switch providers.
Continuously improve with shared team memory
Keep plans, PRs, workflows, summaries, and key decisions in one durable project context that every coding agent and teammate can access. Give new tasks the background they need without explaining everything again.
Unblock your agents on the go
Remote Control mirrors your local workspace to your phone and the web, so you can test changes, answer questions from your coding agents, and keep pull requests moving from anywhere while your computer stays online.
Our agent builds your code factory
Our agent builds the skills, schedules, and best practices behind your code factory. Set up repeatable workflows for bug triage, ticket planning, PR reviews, and the AI coding tasks your team handles every day.
Compare Unstoppable to other leading orchestrators
| Capability | Unstoppable | Cursor | Orca | Conductor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deterministic workflows orchestrating Codex and Claude | Yes | Unknown. Cursor documents automations, but a deterministic workflow across external Codex and Claude CLIs was not verified. | Partial. Experimental task dependencies, supervised workers, and decision gates; not a confirmed equivalent workflow builder. | Partial. Multiple provider tabs and API orchestration; a deterministic cross-provider workflow builder was not verified. |
| Plugin, skill, & memory sync across providers | Yes | Partial. Imports third-party configuration; ongoing bidirectional sync across providers was not verified. | Partial. Supports skills, MCP, and provider memory files; cross-provider memory sync was not verified. | Partial. Reuses skills and configures MCP per provider; automatic cross-provider memory sync was not verified. |
| Multi-repo PR support | Yes | Yes. Multi-repo cloud environments can open PRs in each changed repository. | Partial. Groups repositories into folder workspaces with one selected task-source repository; coordinated PR handling across the group was not verified. | Partial. Links workspaces for cross-repository edits; a coordinated multi-repo PR workflow was not verified. |
| Free agent usage | Yes. Free Codex usage in the desktop app; usage limits apply. | Yes. Hobby includes limited Agent requests and access to Composer. | No. The app is free and open source; model usage relies on your own agent subscriptions or keys. Included model usage was not verified. | No. The free plan provides local workspaces with your own subscriptions and keys, not included model usage. |
| Remote control and mobile app | Yes | Yes. Native iOS app controls local and cloud agents; Android is planned. | Yes. Mobile companion connects to local or remote Orca runtimes. | Yes. The current homepage links a published iOS app for monitoring and managing workspaces; no Android app was verified. |
| Team cost and usage dashboard | Yes | Yes. Team and Enterprise usage analytics with spending controls. | Partial. Per-account usage and rate-limit tracking; a centralized team spending dashboard was not verified. | Partial. Centralized team billing; a per-agent team cost and usage dashboard was not verified. |
| Bring your own subscription | Yes | Unknown. Bring-your-own API keys are documented; Claude Code or Codex subscription authentication was not publicly verified. | Yes | Yes |
| macOS and Windows | Yes | Yes | Yes | No. The desktop download and local setup target macOS; cloud access is browser-based. |
| Cloud agents | Yes | Yes | Partial. Runs on SSH machines, self-hosted servers, or cloud accounts you control; not vendor-hosted compute. | Yes. Hosted cloud workspaces on eligible paid plans. |
| Native chat interface (goodbye, TUI!) | Yes | Yes | Partial. Experimental structured native chat for eligible local Claude and Codex sessions; remote sessions remain terminal-backed. | Yes |
Comparison as of October 1, 2026, based on each product’s publicly documented capabilities.
FAQs
Is privacy included on the Free plan?
Yes. New activity-sharing settings start Off on every plan, including Free, and turning sharing off does not require a paid subscription.
Does private by default mean nothing leaves my computer?
No. Code and conversations stay out of activity sync by default, but AI requests still go to the model provider you select, connected plugins access the accounts you authorize, and hosted web tasks run in the cloud.
Can my organization require activity sharing?
Yes. An organization can require sharing for work it owns. Those rules apply to that organization’s work; joining an organization does not send all your Personal activity to it or to every organization you belong to.
What happens to my existing sharing settings?
Your saved choices are preserved. If you enabled sharing before, it stays enabled until you change it in Settings → Privacy. The Off default applies to new or unset settings in current desktop versions.
Can I enable sharing when I need a connected feature?
Yes. Features that need synced activity can offer an opt-in explaining what data they need and who can see it. You can review and change your choices in Settings → Privacy, subject to the policy for organization-owned work.