Colored labels for your terminal windows.

Plus a launcher for your AI agents: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Aider, Cursor.

Not a developer? The free tier is just floating colored labels for any window.

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Mac v1.0.25 · Windows v1.0.10 · signed & notarized · one license, both platforms

Claude

anthropic sonnet + opus

Codex

openai coding agent

Gemini

google workspace

Desktop full of terminal windows, each labeled with a colored Terminal Tags sticker.

Built for agent-first workflows

Menu Bar Launcher

One click from your menu bar (macOS) or system tray (Windows) to launch any saved agent profile.

Any Agent, One Place

Claude, Codex, Gemini, Aider, Cursor, your own custom scripts — save a profile and launch them like first-class apps.

Agent Self-Registration

Agents themselves can stage profiles via a CLI. Let Claude set up the next Claude, then review locally before that saved launcher becomes part of your tray.

Scoped Profiles

Each profile knows its CWD, model, API key, and env. Launch the right agent at the right repo, every time.

Global Tag Hotkey

Set a system-wide keyboard shortcut to tag any window on the fly — no menu bar click needed. Free forever.

Still Tags Windows

Everything the free terminal --tags does — colorful floating labels on your windows — stays exactly the same. Free forever.

Agents register themselves

Any agent or script can stage a launch profile via the Terminal Tags CLI. Review it locally on the free tier, then unlock one-click launching for saved agent profiles with Pro.

# From inside any repo or setup script:
$ terminaltags profile add \
    --name "Claude — bravely-website" \
    --command "claude" \
    --cwd "~/Developer/bravely/bravely-website"
 
Added profile: Claude — bravely-website (id: 65e969ec-181a-...)
# Launch from the menu bar / system tray.

Popular use cases

The exact things people install Terminal Tags for.

Run multiple Claude Code sessions

Colored labels per session + saved launcher profiles so spawning the next one is a click.

Security & permissions

What Terminal Tags can see, what it can't, and how to turn telemetry off.

Built by Bravely Studios. We also make PrintScreen.ly, Sticki.ly, and Diskaroo.

Mac build is Developer ID signed (team P9RJMDS5R6) and notarized. Windows build is Azure Trusted Signing. Both public builds support signed in-app updates today on Mac and Windows.

Monthly, annual, and lifetime options available — see pricing.

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Simple Pricing

Tagging windows is free forever. Upgrade to save and launch AI agent profiles.

Prefer a one-time purchase? Get Lifetime for $49 — all future updates included.

Free tier: window tagging — colorful floating labels on your windows. Free forever, no account required.

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Window tagging forever. Pro adds saved agent profiles and one-click agent launching.

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