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Free and Pro

Every console is the whole product. Free gives you one of them; Pro gives you as many as you have projects — in the background, side by side.

Free

Free, and not a trial

One console, on port 4123, for one repository — with the whole product behind it.

Pro

$99

Everything in Free, plus the fleet, the Supervisor and the work that reaches past one console.

One licence key, active on up to 3 machines at a time, with a year of updates.

Buy Pro

Capability

What each edition carries. Pro has every row; a row Free lacks is code the free edition does not contain at all, rather than something switched off.

What each edition carries. Pro has every row; a row Free lacks is code the free edition does not contain at all, rather than something switched off.
CapabilityFreePro
The board, the plans, the handoffs, and the phase graphIncludedIncluded
QA gates, per-phase verdicts, and the round budgetIncludedIncluded
The autopilot, converge, and the recovery ladderIncludedIncluded
Accounts, and the usage meters they carryIncludedIncluded
MCP servers — registered, attached to a plan, and signed inIncludedIncluded
Worktrees, one per concurrent laneIncludedIncluded
Insights, full-text search, and push notificationsIncludedIncluded
Skill and hook installationIncludedIncluded
Your turn — every act only a person can do, on one page, with a guideIncludedIncluded
Tables, charts and the route map — filters, a live time axis, seventy stationsIncludedIncluded
Statuses as a dot and a word — amber only when a person must actIncludedIncluded
Waits on a sibling phase or on your own checks; a timeout is not a failureIncludedIncluded
The console’s own git, hardened — no system configuration, no hooks, and a push read by its clauseIncludedIncluded
A load guard that reads the machine’s real CPU, and one budget for heavy checksIncludedIncluded
The card, step by step — four types, numbered steps, NOW or NOT YET, and every clock on one gridIncludedIncluded
Goes to — every card says where your press goes and who checks it, with Undo and Hand it backIncludedIncluded
Run requests — what only the whole run can do, one approval per run and actIncludedIncluded
Items that close themselves once a newer run or a finished phase leaves them staleIncludedIncluded
Guides born in the plan — a guide file or the plan’s errands table becomes a card’s stepsIncludedIncluded
Seven places in three bands — the same map in Free and Pro, on a desk and on a phoneIncludedIncluded
The panel — any record beside the page, and any line opened where it standsIncludedIncluded
Everything — every column, fact and setting a page holds, one switch awayIncludedIncluded
Every route, event, setting and verb with a door on a page, held to the server by a testIncludedIncluded
Your phone and tablet — every page by thumb and right to left, and a list of what is yours to answerIncludedIncluded
The Runs home — every run in one look, the urgent ones firstIncludedIncluded
As many tabs as you like — one live stream per browser, shared between themIncludedIncluded
The check — an act passed, or sent back with what to redoIncludedIncluded
Grants with a scope and an end — applied by the server, recorded and revocableIncludedIncluded
The owner key — a passkey that tells your press from a script’sIncludedIncluded
What the AI handled instead of asking, and your answers sent back to the sessionIncludedIncluded
The Issues desk — every issue with its category, severity and plan statusIncludedIncluded
Waits on another machine’s job, with a date as a backstop and a raised wait countIncludedIncluded
Your own acts as one queue — announced when due, cleared by their proofIncludedIncluded
Halt cards — why a run stopped, in nine families, with one recommended recoveryIncludedIncluded
Quick start — a run launched from one screenIncludedIncluded
Phase budgets that warn before they stop a run, and can be raisedIncludedIncluded
Locks — every claim, who holds it and what it holds upIncludedIncluded
A person’s turn — sign-ins, codes and approvals as steps with a proofIncludedIncluded
The queue — its order and its reasons; pin, keep or hand over a laneIncludedIncluded
One verb table — every operator action, from the page or a stored triggerIncludedIncluded
Account forecasts — the burn per hour, the wall ahead, and credits past the planIncludedIncluded
phase-console report — the week in numbersIncludedIncluded
The guide — every page explained, in English and PersianIncludedIncluded
Many plans in one repository — a checkout of its own for every runIncludedIncluded
One trace id per run, bounded storage, and a run exported as one fileIncludedIncluded
Notes for phases that have not started yetIncludedIncluded
The launch door — every check a run could stop on, asked before it startsIncludedIncluded
Live spend and context per call, and no runaway loops of status checksIncludedIncluded
The multi-instance command line — list, open, start, stop, restart, status, logs, removeNot includedIncluded
Consoles that outlive a reboot: the launchd agent and the desktop launcherNot includedIncluded
The Pro package — installed with npm, Homebrew or one command, unlocked by your licence keyNot includedIncluded
The accounts dashboard — each Claude account's usage, limits and standing, side by sideNot includedIncluded
Self-update — a restart lands only on a build the console vouches forNot includedIncluded
Fleet — every console on this machine in one place, worst first, opened from the switcherNot includedIncluded
Reach — pair a phone to the fleet, behind TLSNot includedIncluded
Sessions that message each other — send, reply, and an inboxNot includedIncluded
Per-phase landing — a phase’s branch pushed and merged for youNot includedIncluded
Logs ▸ Timeline and Git — every tool call on one timeline, exportable as a Chrome traceNot includedIncluded
The repository map — plans, runs, checkouts and landings, with a conflict radarNot includedIncluded
Issues from sessions and from you — drafts to approve, and one issue fixed on its own branchNot includedIncluded
Issues filed by the console — typed, labelled by severity, and never droppedNot includedIncluded
The Supervisor — watches every run, takes its requests, offers or presses the remedy, raises what it cannot fix on Your turn, answers in the panel beside your work, and says which model and effort answer youNot includedIncluded
API-key accounts — Anthropic, DeepSeek, any Anthropic-compatible endpoint, and OpenAI through the console’s own bridge on 127.0.0.1, with a live smoke and who pays on every runNot includedIncluded
Account statistics — a ledger of every account’s spend, Insights ▸ Accounts and Fleet ▸ AccountsNot includedIncluded
The pool — one policy for the console, a plan, a phase, a run or the supervisor, with spills and spend capsNot includedIncluded
Live model lists — every provider’s models, windows and prices, in one pickerNot includedIncluded
The Queue — every phase of every plan in the order it will start, and a reorder checked before it appliesNot includedIncluded
From issues to a plan and a run — written by the supervisor, checked before it is installedNot includedIncluded
The lock ledger — the history of every lock claimNot includedIncluded

What a licence is

A Pro licence lasts 365 days from the day it is paid for.

Renew whenever you like: a renewal extends from your current expiry date, never from the day you pay, so nothing is lost by renewing early.

When a licence ends, every build released before its end date stays Pro on your machines for good. A build released after it needs a renewal to unlock Pro, and works as the free edition until then.

The key is active on up to 3 machines at a time. Moving to a new one? Free an old machine from your account page, then activate the new one.

What you may do with Pro is set out in the end user licence agreement.

How Pro installs

Three routes to the same package, and each one carries your licence key: that is what unlocks Pro on a machine. The key arrives by email when you buy, and goes where PCP-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX stands below.

With npm

  1. Install the package. It needs Node 22.18 or newer.

    npm install -g phase-console-pro
  2. Activate your key on this machine. This is what unlocks Pro here.

    phase-console license activate PCP-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

With Homebrew

  1. Install the package from the tap.

    brew install zsarir/tap/phase-console-pro
  2. Activate your key on this machine. This is what unlocks Pro here.

    phase-console license activate PCP-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

With the installer

  1. On macOS, Linux or WSL2, from inside the project you want a console for. It fetches Node if yours is too old, installs the package, activates your key and starts that project’s console at login.

    curl -fsSL https://phase-console-site.vercel.app/install.sh | bash -s -- --key PCP-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
  2. On Windows, in PowerShell. It runs the same installer inside WSL2, which needs systemd turned on.

    iwr -UseBasicParsing https://phase-console-site.vercel.app/install.ps1 -OutFile install.ps1; powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1 --key PCP-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX