Looks like Notepad.
Runs your AI agents.

A work window that holds the AI you already use — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Copilot — in a real terminal. The moment you look away, it turns back into a plain note.

Get it for Windows See how it looks

v1.15.26 · Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · about 50MB

Hide the screen.
Keep the work flowing.

A screen full of terminal windows tells everyone exactly what you are working on. Memo Terminal tucks that behind a Notepad window.

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Disguised as Notepad

Title bar, menus, status bar — it follows Windows Notepad down to the details. Switch to a modern dark look any time.

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Covers itself when you look away

The moment you click another window, the content is covered and a plain decoy note takes its place. The title bar keeps a count of how many times it covered.

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Cover it now

Ctrl+Shift+M covers every session on the spot. Click the terminal again to bring it back.

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Arrange them in a grid

Open several sessions and tile them. Drag to swap places, pin one down, or zoom a single tile. Free covers 2 sessions; Pro is unlimited.

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Sessions stay alive

Close the window and it drops to the tray with sessions still running. Your layout is saved and comes back the same way.

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A real terminal

Not an imitation — an actual console lives inside. Everything a CLI can do works here.

Not just Claude.
Whichever AI you already use.

Pick the AI when you add a session. If it is not installed yet, it installs on the spot and starts right away. Not on the list? Type your own command.

Claude CodeAnthropic
Codex CLIOpenAI · ChatGPT
Gemini CLIGoogle
GitHub Copilot CLIGitHub · Microsoft
opencodeOpen source · pick your model
Qwen CodeAlibaba
Any other CLIType your own command
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Add a session

Hit ＋ on the tab bar and choose the AI you want.

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Installs if missing

If it is not there, it walks you through and installs it — usually 1–2 minutes.

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Start right away

As soon as it finishes, the session is ready to talk to.

Pricing

The Notepad disguise and instant cover are simply free. You only need Pro once you pass 30 automatic covers a day, or start running several sessions at once.

Free
Works right after install — no account, no payment
  • Notepad disguise · modern dark look
  • Auto-cover when you look away · decoy note
  • Ctrl+Shift+M instant cover — no limit
  • 30 automatic covers a day (resets at midnight)
  • All 6 supported AI agents + your own command
  • Auto-install for CLIs you do not have
  • Up to 2 sessions · grid layout · tile zoom
  • Sessions keep running in the tray
Pro PRO
For running several agents in earnest
  • Unlimited sessions — several AIs on one screen
  • Unlimited auto-cover — no counting, all day
  • Workspaces — name a layout, restore it in one go
  • Per-session working folder
  • Per-session permission mode
  • Local web preview panel (localhost beside your session)
Pro Monthly
₩5,900 / mo
  • Everything in Pro above
  • Use on up to 3 devices
  • Updates included
  • Cancel any time
Start monthly
2 months free · save 17%
Pro Yearly
₩59,000 / yr
₩4,917 a month — most popular
  • Everything in the monthly plan
  • Two months (about ₩11,800) free each year
  • Updates included
Start yearly →

Get started

Memo Terminal for Windows

Runs as soon as it is installed. The app keeps itself updated.

Download installer (about 50MB)

Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · v1.15.26 — See the update history
Claude Code comes with the installer — nothing to set up beforehand.
Node.js is only needed if you also want Codex, Gemini, Copilot, opencode or Qwen sessions.

Frequently asked

Does it really look like Notepad?
The title bar, the File/Edit/Format/View menus and the status bar all follow Windows Notepad. Even the window title uses the "name - Notepad" form. If you prefer, you can switch to a modern dark look instead.
What shows while it is covered?
Instead of the terminal, a plain decoy note is shown. You can write anything unremarkable in it — a grocery list works well. It covers automatically when you click another window, or immediately with Ctrl+Shift+M.
Can I use AIs other than Claude?
Yes. Claude Code, Codex CLI(OpenAI·ChatGPT), Gemini CLI(Google), GitHub Copilot CLI, opencode, Qwen Code — pick one per session. A CLI that is not on the list can be run by typing the command yourself. You can also keep several sessions open with different AIs at once.
I have never installed a CLI. Can I still use it?
Yes. The installer sets up Claude Code for you, so there is nothing to prepare. Even if you skipped that step, opening your first session installs it automatically and carries on (usually 1–2 minutes). Node.js is not required. Codex, Gemini, Copilot, opencode and Qwen are published on npm, so Node.js is only needed for those — and you will need to sign in to each AI service once yourself.
Are my conversations sent to a server?
Memo Terminal only deals with windows and what is on screen — it does not collect or keep your conversations. Prompts and replies go directly between you and the AI service you chose (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, GitHub, Alibaba and so on).

We do collect anonymous usage statistics to see which features actually get used — a randomly generated device number, per-feature counts and the app version. Conversations, prompts, file names, working-folder paths and account details are never sent.
Does it work on Mac or Linux?
For now it is Windows 10/11 (64-bit) only.