Free, open-source desktop and web app for Meta's Muse Code CLI
Mac menu bar app for viewing and managing local dev servers and ports
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Pricing model
Open source
Free trial
Pricing
Free, MIT licensed, no paid tier, no trial, no seats, no account. Runs on your existing Muse Code subscription.
Free trial for 7 days. After trial: $8.99 USD one-time for 1 Mac (early-bird pricing, normally $19.99), $39.99 USD for 3 Macs, $59.99 USD for 5 Macs. One-time purchase with free updates, no subscription.
Key features
Projects and sessions grouped by working directory and git worktrees
Resume sessions including those started in the terminal TUI
Inline diffs in the thread at the turn that produced them
Every agent approval surfaced and never bypassed
Cost tracking at published API rates per thread
Full keyboard navigation with command palette
File viewer with source, Markdown, image, video and PDF preview
Remote daemon support for running the agent on another machine
VS Code extension available
Native Windows support with PowerShell
Menu bar display of all listening ports and processes
Kill, restart, and manage dev servers from the menu bar
Live health checks with HTTP status indicators and response times
Live website previews and screenshots of dev servers
Live log streaming and tail capabilities
Project stacks to start multiple servers together
QR code sharing and public HTTPS sharing via cloudflared or ngrok
devports CLI for Terminal and Raycast access
CPU and memory monitoring per server
What makes it different
No additional cost or billing on top of existing Muse Code subscription
Credentials stay with the muse CLI, never stored by Helicon
Native Windows support without requiring WSL
MIT licensed open-source with no company behind it
Sessions and approvals never bypassed or batched
Native SwiftUI app optimized for Mac menu bar with no Electron overhead
Complete local privacy with no account, no analytics, and no data collection
One-time purchase with free updates instead of subscription model
Recognizes and integrates with major development frameworks and tools
Keyboard-first interface designed for developer efficiency
Helicon
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