Build a pricing page.
Coordinating 4 agents
4 tasks · 4 done
Plan approved by you
Bring the work together · one branch per agent
pricing.html on main
4 branches merged +103 −2
Review each diff, then merge.
Each agent signs in with your own account, exactly as it does without DiffRail. Pick the agent, model and effort per task, or let DiffRail suggest one.
You decide at the two points that matter: before agents start, and before their work lands. These are screens from the app.
Type the job in plain words. Auto decides whether it needs an answer, one agent, or a plan, and says which it chose.
A plan lists every task, the agent, model and effort for each, and what waits for what. Change any of it before you start.
Nothing starts until you press Start.
Each task runs on its agent’s own command-line tool, in its own Git worktree and branch, so agents never edit the same checkout.
The Run board shows every agent and its terminal live. Stage 2 starts by itself when stage 1 is done.
When an agent asks a question, its task lights up and waits for your answer in the conversation.
Tell Claude Code something while it works. A stuck task can continue its own session or move to another agent, and the worktree carries over.
Bring the work together branch by branch: review the diff, approve it, then merge it into your branch.
Every merge is your decision, and the history shows who approved it.
Nothing merges on its own.
Recorded in DiffRail with a sample team and stand-in agents, so no paid model ran.
Invite people by email, GitHub username or link. Teammates follow and steer the run from a browser, or clone the project into their own DiffRail and put their own agent subscriptions on it.
Your desktop stays in charge. Only you merge, and teammates never reach your terminals, files or keys. Code moves only through GitHub, with each person’s own access. Share with a DiffRail account, over your office network, or through a DiffRail server you run.
Free
For you and your agents, on your machine.
Pricing at launch
For teams who build together.
Planned, not yet built:
Agent usage is billed by each agent’s provider, on each person’s own account.
Yes. DiffRail drives the command-line agents you already use, such as Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode, signed in with your own accounts.
No. DiffRail Local runs entirely on your machine. Your agents talk to their own providers exactly as they do without DiffRail.
DiffRail Local will start on macOS.
The owner shares the project. Teammates join from a browser to approve and steer, or clone it into their own DiffRail and run their own agents on their own accounts. DiffRail never shares or moves credentials between people.
Each person's agent usage stays on their own subscription. DiffRail Cloud will be a separate subscription for the hosted features.
It's in development, and we haven't set a date.
DiffRail Local and DiffRail Cloud aren't available yet, and there's no signup for now.