About Giga Terminal

One developer can put every coding agent to work.

The maker

Twenty years of building software.

Giga Terminal is built by one independent developer with twenty years of experience across desktop, web, mobile, cloud, and enterprise software. That experience shapes the product, from the workflows it supports to the standards it has to meet before anything ships.

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The idea

One developer can build at a different scale now.

Modern coding agents make it possible for one developer to take on more ambitious software and move several pieces of work forward at once. Giga Terminal was built around that belief.

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The product

That belief became Giga Terminal.

Giga Terminal is a workspace for AI coding agents. It brings together a terminal grid, an AI kanban, parallel agent runs, code review, a built-in coding agent, and a private browser in one desktop app.

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The proof

The product helped build itself.

Giga Terminal, GigaCode, the website, the demos, and the launch materials were created by one developer working with coding agents. The finished product is the clearest proof of what this way of building can produce.

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The approach

Local-first and independently built.

Giga Terminal stores its application data locally, collects zero telemetry, and works with the subscriptions, API keys, and local models its users choose. The workspace is free, while Pro funds the automation and continued development.

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The future

The work continues in public.

The roadmap shows what is ahead, and the changelog records what actually shipped. Voice control, mobile access, and new agent workflows are part of where Giga Terminal is going next.

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Giga TerminalThe workspace
Built to direct the work.

The grid, the board, the swarm, and the reviewer, in motion.

Built in the open.

Giga Terminal is built by one developer working with coding agents. Follow the code and shape the roadmap.

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Windows ships first. macOS and Linux builds follow. The changelog tracks release dates.