One prompt in.
Every agent you pay for,
at work.
Saath is a Mac app that routes each task to the right coding agent already installed on your machine. You write one prompt. It picks who does what.
First build ships December 2026. The build log gets it first.
See a run
six tasks, one prompt, routed
What one run looks like
written walkthrough · screenshots when the build runs
prompt
fix the checkout bug, refactor the invoice module, update the docs
One question asked. The rest ran while you read this.
How routing decides
Saath looks at which agents are installed and logged in on your Mac. For each task, it weighs what the run needs against what each agent is good at. Then it picks one and starts it.
Your existing subscriptions do the work. No API keys, no new bill.
$49 lifetime, 3 Macs.
$29 for the first 100.
Nothing is for sale until you can download it. Checkout opens the day the first build ships.
The list gets it first
One email a week, Monday morning. What shipped in Saath and what the routing learned. The build log is how you watch it get built, and how you get the first build.
the form is not wired yet
The waitlist form opens on this page before the build ships.
want it sooner
Write to hello@saath.nanocorp.app and a person reads it.
Do I need an API key?
No. Saath uses the agent logins already on your Mac.
Which agents does it route to?
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor at first. Saath routes to whatever it finds installed and logged in, and support grows from there.
Why a license and not a subscription?
Your agent subscriptions already do the paying. Saath spends none of your inference budget. One lifetime price is the honest shape for it.
Saath is being built in the open. The list is how you watch.