Open source · runs on your machine · v0.6.0

Coding agents that report back.

Savor is a workspace for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. Every task ends with one clear result, the questions that need you, and next steps. Not with a wall of terminal output.

Download Savor

Free · no account · for Linux, macOS and Windows

A Savor conversation: the agent's result with three suggested next steps, next to a live preview of the page it built — A conversation with Claude Code, next to the live preview of the page it built.

Agents got fast. Keeping up with them didn't.

One of your terminals is waiting for you.You find out which one when you happen to look.
The answer is in there somewhere.Between tool calls, diffs and retries, the one sentence you needed scrolls past.
Close the laptop and you're out.The agent keeps working, or keeps waiting. From your phone you can't tell.

~/portfolio~/api~/brotzeit~/docs

● Read(index.html)

⎿ Read 214 lines

● Update(style.css)

⎿ Updated style.css with 12 additions and 3 removals

● Bash(npm run build)

⎿ ✓ built in 1.84s

● Read(assets/hero.jpg)

⎿ Read image (412 KB)

● Update(index.html)

⎿ Updated index.html with 31 additions and 9 removals

● Before I continue: which accent color should the buttons use?

Tab three has a question. The other three look exactly the same.

What Savor does for you

It sits between you and your agents and turns their output into something you can act on.

Reports back

Each task gets a short acknowledgement and one result. Questions arrive as decisions with options, and you answer all of them in one reply. The raw output stays one click away in the activity log.

An agent asking two questions, answered in one reply

Shows the work

Whatever the agent builds runs in a live preview next to the conversation. You both use the same page. Point at an element, say what should change, and its selector travels with your message.

Works while you're away

Saved prompts run on a schedule and can be chained, from a daily digest to a release checklist. Pair your phone with a QR code and answer from anywhere, end-to-end encrypted.

Savor on a phone: the conversation list, and a conversation with its preview

Who it's for

You build with agents, not in terminals

Describe what you want in plain language
Get a result you can read, not a log
Watch the page while it is being built
Start from 15 ready-made workflows

You run many agents at once

One agent session per conversation, filtered by "Your turn"
A git worktree per conversation, merged back when done
Commit diffs and approvals inside the conversation
Switch agent or model mid-conversation

Savor costs nothing. It uses the Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode subscription you already have.

AGPL-3.0All of the source is on GitHub.
No accountNo cloud between you and your agents.
Plain filesConversations live in .savor/ inside your project.
Encrypted end to endPhone access goes through a relay that only sees ciphertext.

Savor is early software (v0.6.0). Known gaps are listed in the README.

Give your agents somewhere to report.

No account and nothing to migrate. Open a project folder, and the Claude Code and Codex sessions you already ran there show up as conversations.

Linux

Get Savor for Linux Savor-0.6.0.AppImage · about 130 MB

chmod +x Savor-*.AppImage && ./Savor-*.AppImage

macOS

Get Savor for Apple Silicon .dmg · about 130 MB · Intel Mac instead

The builds are not notarized yet. On first launch, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.

Windows

Get Savor for Windows Savor-Setup-0.6.0.exe · about 115 MB

The installer is not code-signed yet. SmartScreen asks once.

From source

git clone https://github.com/robinchoice/savor.git && cd savor
npm install
npx playwright-core install chromium
npm start

Needs Node 22.12 or newer.

You need one signed-in agent CLI: claude, codex or opencode.