Agents 2 need you
Stripe checkoutRun pnpm add stripe?
Pricing pageAsks: Which billing periods?
Research notesFinished in 6m
Inbox
Every agent in one list: needs you, working and recent.
Click a row and the card shows exactly what it wants.
Perch for MacLaunch price for the first 1,000Stop babysitting
your coding agents.
Perch lives on the edge of your Mac and tells you the second Claude Code, Codex or Cursor needs you. Approve, answer or reply in one keystroke, then get back to your own work.
Works withClaude CodeCodexCursor
One place for every agent.
Right at the edge.
Needs you
2
Edge tab
A mark for every agent, at the edge of your screen.
Blue is working, amber needs you, green is done.
Codex wants to run a command
$ pnpm add stripe
Allow⏎
AllowingUndo
Approve
The exact command or diff, and the agent’s own reason.
Press Return to allow. Esc within two seconds takes it back.
Which billing periods?
Monthly and yearlySent
2Yearly only
3Monthly only
Questions
Claude’s questions arrive as numbered options.
Press 1, 2 or 3 and it has its answer.
Claude Code saidAll 42 tests pass. Want the comparison table next?
Yes, three columns↑
Reply
When a turn ends, read what it said and reply from the card.
It keeps going. You never opened the terminal.
Claude Code has a plan
- Add a monthly / yearly toggle
- Show the yearly saving on each tier
- Update the tests
Approve plan⏎
Plans
Read the plan before a single line of code is written.
Approve it, or send feedback and Claude keeps planning.
Ask about dark mode
Check the Stripe webhook
Next: comparison tableThree columns, monthly by default.
Sticky notes
Up to ten notes on the same edge, in four colors.
Write the next prompt while it works. Copy it when it’s done.
- Turn finished · took 6m 12s6m
- Allowed from Perch · Ran a command7m
- Needed you · waited 42s8m
- Edited files ×4 · 3m11m
Recent steps
What each agent did and how long it took.
Catch up in three seconds, without storing a single prompt.
⏺ Bash(pnpm test --filter pricing)
⎿ Waiting for you
⎿ Waiting for you
The exact tab
Ten terminal tabs open? Perch knows which one is waiting.
Optional jump to the Terminal or iTerm2 tab, or tmux pane.
Two seconds to undo
Every answer shows “Sending…”. Esc takes it back.
Keyboard first
A shortcut from anywhere, then Return, numbers, arrows and Esc.
Steps aside
Already in the terminal? Your agent asks there, as usual.
Set up in a click
Review the exact changes, connect, and remove them any time.
How it works
Set up in two minutes.
Then stop checking.
Keep the agents and terminals you already use. Perch sits beside them.
1Download Perch
A native Mac app for macOS 14 and later. No account to create, nothing to sign in to.
2Connect your agents
Perch finds the agents on your Mac and shows the exact changes before one click connects them.
3Get back to work
The tab keeps watch. When something needs you, you’ll know, and you can answer in place.
Private by design
Nothing leaves your Mac.
Not one request.
Some agent tools send your words, screenshots or terminal output through someone else’s server. Perch doesn’t have a server.
- 01
Nothing leaves your Mac
No account, no server, no analytics and no network requests. Not one.
- 02
No special permissions
No microphone, screen recording or Accessibility. Exact-tab jumping is the only thing that ever asks.
- 03
Status on disk, never content
Only session IDs, folders, states, times and tool names are saved. Never prompts, commands, diffs or transcripts.
- 04
Requests stay in memory
What an agent asks travels over a private local socket, shows on the card, and is gone once you answer.
- 05
Acts only when you do
Answering is off until you turn it on. Then Perch sends only what you click or type, with two seconds to undo.
Works with
Your agents.
In their own apps.
Perch hooks into the agents you already use. Your plans, models and API costs stay exactly as they are.
AgentStatusApprove toolsQuestions & plansReply after a turn
Claude CodeSupportedSupportedSupportedSupported
CodexSupportedSupportedNot supportedSupported
CursorSupportedNot supportedNot supportedSupported
Answering is opt-in. Cursor’s hooks don’t report when it’s waiting for permission. The Codex desktop app isn’t verified yet.
Launch pricing
One payment.
Yours to keep.
$29 once for the first 1,000 customers, instead of $99. No monthly bill, no account, no server.
Perch for MacEverything Perch does.
Nothing to renew.
- The native Mac app and screen-edge shelf
- Live status for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
- Approve, answer and reply from the card
- Two-second undo on every answer
- Recent steps and one quiet “done”
- Ten pinned sticky notes in four colors
- A year of updates and email support
- No account, no server, no subscription
Launch price · first 1,000 customers
$29once
$99Save $70
USD. $99 once the first 1,000 licenses are gone.
View purchase detailsPurchases are closed until delivery is ready. No payment is collected yet.
Full refund within 14 days · macOS 14+ · Terms
Prices in US dollars, before any tax added at checkout.
Before you buy
Good
questions.
Something else on your mind? Write to us and a person will answer.
support@trillium.oneWhich agents work with Perch?
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Perch shows when each session is working, finished or waiting on you. Live checks are recorded for the Claude Code CLI and Cursor’s local Agent, and Codex CLI answering was checked live. The Codex desktop app is not verified yet. Ordinary Claude chats and OpenCode are not supported.
Can I answer my agents from Perch?
Yes, if you turn it on (it is off by default). For Claude Code you can allow or deny a tool with the exact command or change in view, answer its questions with a number key, approve or revise its plans, and reply when a turn ends. Codex supports allow, deny and replies. Cursor supports a reply when a turn finishes. Every answer waits two seconds so you can undo it, and Perch never answers on its own.
What if I am already in the terminal?
Perch steps aside. If the session’s app is in front when a request arrives, or you switch to it and stay, the agent asks there as usual. After a wait you choose (2 to 30 minutes), or if Perch quits, everything is handed back.
Does it open the right window?
Claude desktop Code sessions open their conversation. Terminal sessions bring their terminal forward, and with the optional “Go to the exact tab” setting Perch can select the session’s Terminal or iTerm2 tab or tmux pane. Cursor opens the app rather than a specific chat.
Does Perch need an account or special permissions?
No account, no server and no network requests. No screen recording, microphone or Accessibility access. The only prompt you might see is macOS asking whether Perch may switch Terminal or iTerm2 tabs, and only if you turn on exact-tab jumping.
How much does Perch cost?
$29 USD, paid once, for the first 1,000 customers. After that the price is $99. No subscription. Applicable taxes are shown at checkout. Purchases open as soon as the app is ready to deliver.
What is included?
The native Mac app, the screen-edge shelf, agent status and opt-in answering, pinned sticky notes, keyboard shortcuts and local storage, plus a year of updates and email support. Source code is not included.
What if it isn’t for me?
Email support@trillium.one within 14 days of purchase and we’ll refund you in full. No questions asked.
Stop checking.
Start shipping.
Let Perch keep watch, and answer your agents the moment they need you.