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Catenary

Local-first spatial IDE for orchestrating multiple AI coding agents on a zoomable canvas with terminals, editor, and Git worktrees.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromProOne-time lifetime purchase; launch price $19, then $29 standard

Category: Development & Code · Coding assistants & IDEs

Features

Catenary is a local-first IDE that orchestrates multiple AI coding agents on a zoomable canvas: terminals, editor, browser, and Git worktrees can be wired together and controlled in parallel.

Free covers the core features without limit, but with tight caps on simultaneous projects and tasks. Pro is a one-time lifetime purchase (launch price $19, then $29) with no subscription, usable on up to two computers.

Prices and plans

TierPricePeriodWhat you get
FreefreefreeCanvas, terminals, editor, browser, and git unlimited; one project at a time, two parallel tasks, two Maestro Mode helpers
No account, card, or telemetry required
Pro$19one-timeOne-time lifetime purchase; launch price $19, then $29 standard
Unlimited projects, parallel tasks, and wires; five Maestro Mode helpers (2-10 adjustable); all five squads plus unlimited custom squads; use on up to two computers at once; 1.x line updates included

Limits

Free covers canvas, terminals, editor, browser, and git without limit, but only one project at a time, two parallel tasks, and two Maestro Mode helpers. Pro removes those limits and allows use on up to two computers at once. Windows, macOS, and Linux are supported.

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FAQ

Is Catenary available for free?

Yes. A permanently free plan is published, not a time-limited trial.

How is Catenary billed?

No subscription: Pro is a one-time lifetime purchase with local, Ed25519-signed license verification, no account or telemetry required. A 7-day Pro trial runs directly in the app, no card or account.

Is Catenary still active?

Active access checked on the official product page.

How many plans are documented for Catenary?

The catalog documents 2 plans with price, billing period, and included features.

Which use case is Catenary categorized for?

Catenary is listed in the catalog under “Development & Code.”

Where do the details about Catenary come from?

Prices, limits, and product details are documented against the listed official vendor page.

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