Mooring 1.0.0

Running Claude Code on more than one thing at a time? Mooring 1.0 is the Mac app for that: every project, worktree, card and change in one window, with Claude in each terminal tab. It arrives with a new sidebar that shows where Claude is working and where you're needed.

Mooring 1.0

One window for planning, doing and shipping work with Claude Code. Mooring started as a terminal for Claude and has grown into the place where the whole job happens. 1.0 brings it all together.

• Each terminal tab runs Claude in your project, and picks its conversation back up after a restart.
• Give each task its own worktree, so Claude can work on several at once without the changes getting mixed up.
• Keep your work as cards. Send a card to a worktree and Claude starts on it.
• The Assistant reads, writes and tidies your cards for you.
• The Changes tab takes a branch from commit to pull request to merge.
• Usage dials show how much of your Claude plan is left.
• Press ⌥⌘M in any text box to dictate.

A new sidebar

The sidebar is a column of project tiles beside a panel of worktrees. With many projects and worktrees open, it was hard to see at a glance where Claude was working and where you were needed.

• Click a tile to open its project. Pinned projects come first, then your roots and their folders.
• Rest the pointer on a tile to see the project's full name, where it lives and each of its worktrees. Click a worktree there to open it.
• Each worktree row shows its card, its branch and one state: Claude working, Your turn, Decide or Ready to merge.
• Click N chats on a row to open its latest conversation in the Sessions window.
• Drag worktree rows into your own order, or use Move Up and Move Down on the ⋯ menu.
• The main folder's ⋯ menu offers Commit, Push and Move to a New Worktree.
• Settings ▸ Appearance ▸ Sidebar chooses short or long tile labels, or your projects' ticket codes.
• Change Icon… gives a tile letters, a symbol or an emoji.

And a few more

Smaller changes you will notice day to day.

• Up Next is now called Cards. ⌥⌘3 still opens it.
• A folder that isn't a git repository says so in the title bar. Click it to make the folder a repository.