SplashCompare

Splash and the alternatives, compared.

Several apps run coding agents in parallel, and they differ in which agents they support, where they run, what they cost and how you review the work. Each page sets one of them beside Splash, fact by fact, with a source for every statement.

12 comparisons · checked 9 October 2026

Splash vs Claude Code Desktop Anthropic Anthropic’s graphical interface for Claude Code, in the Code tab of the Claude desktop app. It runs parallel sessions with optional git worktrees on your computer, over SSH, in WSL or in Anthropic’s cloud. Compare Splash vs Codeg SpaceRing A multi-agent coding workspace that runs as a desktop app, in a Docker container or as a self-hosted server, with mobile clients. It drives 15 built-in agents through the Agent Client Protocol and queues to-do tasks in worktrees. Compare Splash vs ChatGPT desktop app OpenAI OpenAI’s desktop app for ChatGPT, whose Codex mode runs coding-agent threads in parallel: in your checkout, a Git worktree, an SSH host or OpenAI’s cloud. The standalone Codex app merged into it in July 2026. Compare Splash vs Conductor Melty Labs A macOS app that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode side by side, each workspace a git worktree, then lets you review their changes and merge them. Paid plans add cloud sandboxes, an API and an iOS app. Compare Splash vs Emdash General Action An open-source desktop app, which its makers call an agentic development environment, for running coding agents in parallel, scheduling agent work and reviewing their changes. It has builds for macOS, Windows and Linux. Compare Splash vs Jean coolLabs An open-source AI agent workspace that gives each task its own git worktree, with chats, terminals and integrations for GitHub, Linear and Sentry. It runs as a desktop app, a headless Linux server, or both. Compare Splash vs Kepler GitKraken GitKraken’s agentic development environment: a desktop app where a Task can hold work across several repositories, with a worktree per repository, shared context for every agent session, and agents driven over ACP or in a terminal. Compare Splash vs Orca Stably AI A desktop app for running many coding agents side by side, each in its own git worktree. It runs each agent’s CLI in a terminal and adds diffs, a browser, a CLI and phone companions. Compare Splash vs Paseo Mohamed Boudra Ziani An open-source app its maker calls an agentic development environment: a local daemon runs coding agents in parallel, and apps for desktop, mobile, web and the command line connect to it. Compare Splash vs Solo Try Hard Studios (Aaron Francis) A desktop “meta-harness” that runs the agent CLIs you already use in terminals next to your dev commands, with an MCP server that lets agents spawn and coordinate other agents. Compare Splash vs Superset Superset Inc. A source-available desktop app that runs CLI coding agents side by side, giving each project workspace a git worktree and terminals of its own. An iPhone and iPad app, a CLI and an MCP server round it out. Compare Splash vs T3 Code T3 Tools An MIT-licensed control surface for coding agents: a server runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others on your own machines, driven from desktop, web, iOS and Android apps. Compare