What is CNVS used for?

CNVS is a native macOS infinite canvas that runs Claude, Cursor and Codex agents side by side and lets you direct them by voice. It is a good fit for running several coding agents on one project and directing development work by voice.

How much does CNVS cost?

CNVS is a paid product with no free plan. One-time license with no monthly subscription, listed from $99 for early buyers with higher prices for later licenses.

No. CNVS is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Munder Difflin, Agentacct and iTerm2.

What are some alternatives to CNVS?

CNVS competes with Crowsnest, Cursor and Warp.

CNVS: features, pricing and alternatives

About CNVS

CNVS is a native macOS app, built in Swift, that puts several coding agents on one infinite canvas. Claude Code, Cursor and Codex sessions run in parallel as separate panels, so a developer can direct multiple pieces of work at once instead of switching between terminals and editors.

Voice control is a central idea: the product's pitch is commanding the agents by speaking. The canvas also shows live output from each agent, such as file reads, edits and test runs, and a local preview of the app being built. It works with the user's existing AI subscriptions rather than bundling its own model access.

CNVS is proprietary software sold as a one-time purchase instead of a subscription. The site lists a $99 founder price for early licenses, with higher prices for later license numbers, and includes all 1.x updates. Access is requested by email.

Key features

Infinite canvas for multiple agents
Runs Claude Code, Cursor and Codex in parallel
Voice control of agents
Live view of agent edits and test runs
Works with existing AI subscriptions
Native macOS app built in Swift

Good fit for

→Running several coding agents on one project
→Directing development work by voice

Tags: macos; ai-agents; claude-code; codex; cursor; voice-control; developer-tools

CNVS: questions and answers

What is CNVS used for?: CNVS is a native macOS infinite canvas that runs Claude, Cursor and Codex agents side by side and lets you direct them by voice. It is a good fit for running several coding agents on one project and directing development work by voice.
How much does CNVS cost?: CNVS is a paid product with no free plan. One-time license with no monthly subscription, listed from $99 for early buyers with higher prices for later licenses.
Is CNVS open source?: No. CNVS is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Munder Difflin, Agentacct and iTerm2.
What are some alternatives to CNVS?: CNVS competes with Crowsnest, Cursor and Warp.