Noi is an open-source desktop workspace that brings all your AI chat services — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, DeepSeek, Grok, Perplexity, Qwen and more — into one focused app for macOS and Windows. Instead of juggling dozens of browser tabs, you run your AI assistants side by side in managed windows with isolated sessions. The project has earned about 9,100 stars on GitHub and is actively developed, with its latest updates in 2026.
Noi is built around an interaction-first workflow: multi-window management lets you run parallel AI workspaces, session isolation keeps accounts and contexts cleanly separated, and everything is local-first, so your history, prompts and settings stay on your own device. A built-in prompt manager helps you organize and reuse prompt workflows across chats, a built-in terminal covers quick local commands, and multiple themes let you adapt the look to your setup. Noi also ships a command-line interface, so agent tools such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI can control it programmatically. The app is cross-platform, distributed as a native-feeling desktop application with automatic updates, and an active community shares tips and prompt workflows around it. Because every AI service keeps its own login inside an isolated session, Noi also works well for people who juggle multiple accounts — for example a work account and a personal one — without constant signing in and out.
noi CLI that agent tools like Claude Code and Codex can driveNoi is free to download and use. You sign in with your own accounts at each AI service, so any subscription costs belong to those services, not to Noi.
Noi is for heavy AI users who work with several chatbots every day and want one tidy, keyboard-friendly desktop home for them instead of a pile of browser tabs.