# Multipeer

> A multiplayer infinite canvas for people and their coding agents.

- Website: https://multipeer.sh
- Category: Agent tools, MCP & integrations
- Launched on RankRoot: 2026-10-24
- Visitors sent by RankRoot: 0
- Show HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50219429

## About

Multipeer is a macOS application that provides a shared infinite canvas where development teams and AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini work together live. Teammates can share terminals, view design frames, review agent progress, and collaborate in real time over an encrypted connection. Work contents stay locally on user computers while the canvas synchronizes directly between peers.

## Who it's for

Software development teams using AI coding agents.

## Use cases

- Running AI coding agents alongside human team members on a shared canvas
- Collaborating across shared terminals and live previews in real time
- Reviewing and approving AI agent code changes and pull requests together
- Organizing projects into separate spaces mapped to local folders and repositories

## Features

- Infinite canvas combining design frames, terminals, files, notes, and agent cards
- Multiplayer sessions supporting live collaboration with teammates via shared links
- Support for terminal agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini working side by side
- Full-screen tab view with split-screen side-by-side layouts
- Built-in browser cards to view websites directly on the canvas
- Folder-backed spaces that keep terminals, files, and agents organized per repository

## FAQ

### What does Multipeer do?

Multipeer provides a shared multiplayer infinite canvas where human teams and AI agents work together live. It houses terminals, agents, design frames, files, and browser cards in one window.

### Who is Multipeer for?

Multipeer is for software development teams and individuals who run AI coding agents and want to collaborate on projects together.

### What operating systems does Multipeer support?

Multipeer is currently a macOS application.

### Does Multipeer store the contents of my terminals or files on its servers?

No, Multipeer does not collect, transmit, or store terminal contents, file paths, or canvas notes. Canvases synchronize directly between computers in a session over an encrypted connection.


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