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Now in beta · October 2026
Otty is on Windows.
The terminal built around the feel of every keystroke — and the code agents you already run — is now a native Windows app. PowerShell, WSL and SSH in one window, with Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode right where you left them.
Windows 10 (1903) or later, Windows 11 · No account required
what's in the beta
Not a port.
Built for Windows.
Otty looks and feels like it belongs on your PC — it installs in seconds with nothing else to set up, and text stays crisp and smooth even when a build log is pouring past. If you already use Otty on a Mac, you'll feel at home right away: the same features, the same settings, the same themes.
Code agents, first-class
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and more report what they're doing on the tab, and Activity tells you which one is waiting on you.
Tabs and splits
Split any pane, hover a tab for a live preview, and reach every action from the Command Palette without leaving the keyboard.
SSH that stays put
Your hosts come straight from ssh_config. Browse remote files in a side pane, and a pane that drops its connection reconnects on its own.
Autocomplete
Suggestions for thousands of CLIs as you type — and after a
git clone, the cd into the new repo is
already offered.
At home in Windows
Open in Otty from any folder's right-click menu in Explorer, start with Windows if you like, and get updates from Settings › General.
About the beta
It's the Otty we use every day, but Windows setups vary more than Macs do. If something looks off, tell us — that's what the beta is for.
otty@appmakes.io- Requires
- Windows 10 version 1903 or later, or Windows 11
- x64
- Most PCs. Also runs on Windows on ARM through emulation.
- x86
- For 32-bit Windows.
- ARM64
- Native build on the way.
- Price
- Free, like Otty on the Mac. Pricing
Try Otty on Windows.
One installer, a minute to set up, and your shells are already there.
On a Mac? Get Otty for macOS
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