About Nap

Nap is a native AI coding app for Mac. Bring your coding agents into one workspace to open projects, chat with agents, and review code changes.

Also known as Nap Code, Nap is built around the coding session: the project you open, the goal you describe, the agent you work with, and the changes you decide to keep.

Product

Nap · Nap Code

Platform

Native app for Mac

Purpose

A shared interface for AI coding agents

Official website

nap.cx

From an idea to a code change.

Start by opening a project and describing what you want to build, fix, or understand. Choose an agent, follow the conversation, and review the resulting code changes. You can ask a follow-up question or refine the request as the work takes shape.

Nap keeps that workflow in one native Mac app. The conversation gives the work its context, and reviewing changes gives you a chance to decide how to continue.

Your coding agents, one familiar workspace.

The agents listed in Nap are Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Grok Bot. Nap brings these choices into a shared interface around your project and conversation.

You choose the agent for the task and stay involved in the result. Nap provides the workspace for that interaction, from the first prompt through code review.

Built for people who build software.

Nap is for developers and builders who want to work with AI coding agents through a native interface. A session can begin with a feature idea, a reproducible bug, or a question about an existing codebase. The next step is a conversation about the work, followed by a review of what changed.

Follow the product.

Read Why This? for a closer look at the workflow, or Why We Started for the thinking behind Nap. Product updates are shared through @napverse and the release changelog.