What’s new in Codo

End-to-end encryption

Encryption between your devices, with post-quantum keys.

Planned updates can change. They are not promises.

Your language in the app

Pick the language of the app yourself.

Planned updates can change. They are not promises.

Calmer busy projects

When many sessions run at once, group or mute them.

Planned updates can change. They are not promises.

Mac app

A Codo desktop app for macOS, like the one for Windows.

Planned updates can change. They are not promises.

Docs

Guides and reference at codo.codes/docs.

Planned updates can change. They are not promises.

Community

Publish your project so other Codo builders can find it.

• Only project owners can publish
• You confirm the license when you publish
• Entries can be reported and are moderated

Planned updates can change. They are not promises.

Token Saver on by default

Token Saver, level Maximum, turns on for Claude Code. You can switch it off any time.

• Applies where you have not chosen a level yourself
• If you saved “Off”, it stays off

Planned updates can change. They are not promises.

Codo 0.2.2

Codo feels clearer: faces in the sample project, shorter texts, and where nothing exists yet, the next step is right there. Plus the token saver, now on by default.

• Faces instead of initialsIn the sample project, Lena, Jonas and the others now show a photo.
• Less textSettings, sessions, projects, sign-in and team only say what matters. The details sit behind the info icon.
• Empty means: go on hereWhere nothing exists yet, the button for the next step is right there.
• Calmer formsFields and pickers are the same height, and focus looks the same everywhere.
• Selection follows alongIn settings the highlight glides to the new entry and settles with a small bounce.
• Token saver on by default−52 % tokens per solved task in our 5 Nov benchmark (short tasks, same success rate).
• Fewer tools in the contextRarely used Claude Code tools are left out; switch off in settings or with codo tokens off.

Codo 0.2.1

Get going faster: set up with one yes, confirm your computer with one click, speak your prompts, and a new session only needs a name.

• Set up with one yesPaste the prompt into Claude Code and say yes once. Codo sets up the rest by itself, no commands to type.
• Confirm with one clickOne click on “Connect” confirms your computer and pairs this browser, no code to type.
• Voice inputIn Chrome, click the mic next to Send and speak your prompt.
• New session in secondsType a name, press Enter. Area, repo and agent are already set and change with one click.
• Privacy at a glanceOne sentence instead of three: for each repo, one line tells you what the team sees of your work.
• A calmer input fieldNo more square frame inside the session input while you type.

Codo 0.2.0

Codo looks calmer and helps you when the sign-in mail doesn't arrive. New top bar, new typeface, animated code entry.

• A calmer top barIcons only, names slide out on hover. Blue lines show where you are.
• A new typefaceAtkinson Hyperlegible: built for legibility, in code too.
• Animated code entryType or paste your code: the boxes link up and turn into a check.
• Help when no mail arrivesSpam tip, sign in with GitHub or Google, and when the next code can go out.
• More room for your workNotices take one line, more wait in the bell. On your phone your account is back in reach.
• Projects firstWithout a connected computer your projects come first, setup is one line below.
• An honest finishIf setup could not back up every folder, the loader shows an exclamation mark, not a tick, and what is still open.
• Less doubling upOne button style in Team, the privacy notice is a single line, and “#1” explains itself on hover.
• More history on your phoneThe session input is more compact on phones: you see more of the history, nothing is missing.
• Sign out everywhereIn settings you can sign out of your account on all devices or disconnect one agent on a single computer.
• Claude sign-in stays putYour Claude sign-in on your computer no longer gets lost when it restarts or updates.
• Repo signalWhen your agent reports the small version of a repo as done, Codo uploads it and opens the project.
• Your colorPick your accent color under Appearance. Buttons, links and selection change to it right away.
• New project, step by stepName first, then repos and consent. What can’t be done yet is grey, and the button says what’s missing.

November 1, 2026

• Status line while uploadingAt the bottom you see what is happening, with seconds. If something fails, the reason and the fix are shown there.
• Folders with several reposIf you pick a folder with several repos, one click links them all.
• Large repos upload cleanlyLarge folders upload in pieces and resume after an interruption. Files over 100 MB are skipped and listed.
• Clear errorsIf an upload fails, a window gives you the reason in one sentence – with buttons and a prompt for your agent.
• Build a small versionIf a folder is too large, a prompt has your agent build a slim repo “Name (codo small)” in the same place. Or connect the folder locally only.
• Activity of the last 7 daysThe line on project tiles now always shows the last 7 days of work, hour by hour.
• Repos selectable againYou can select repos of deleted projects again, and pick whole folders with several repos in one click.
• New project tidied upThe computer name is short, and “Repos” only appears once you have picked one.
• Home in one clickA house icon at the top left takes you back to the home page.
• Limits only for connected agentsThe display at the top shows only agents you connected through Codo, and tells you when nothing has been measured yet.
• Large foldersFolders that are too large now warn you before you create the project and come with a prompt to copy; the loading screen no longer gets stuck.
• Mac in the backgroundOn a Mac, Codo keeps running in the background after setup – you can close the Terminal.
• Connect agentsConnect Claude Code, Codex and Cursor in one window – step by step, with the prompt to copy.
• Limits for every agentWith several agents connected, the header shows a colored dot with a percentage for each.
• Project tiles in a glass lookTiles now look like dark, polished glass – with a soft sweep of light and a blue activity line instead of the bars.
• Scrollbars with a spring feelThe thin scrollbars stretch when you scroll fast, squash against the edge and spring back softly.
• Copy under every answerUnder every answer and every message, a small icon copies the whole text.
• File cards only for real resultsUnder an answer you now only see files meant as results – no longer every file that was touched.
• Chats and settings in the middleThe reading column of sessions, the chats and the settings sit in the middle with a comfortable width.
• Tidied upThe download window, account menu, members panel and a session’s details page are shorter and calmer.

October 31, 2026

• The desktop app updates itselfFrom version 0.3.0 Codo downloads new versions, checks them and restarts – one click on “Update now” is all it takes.
• New installerInstead of the grey Windows window, installing only shows the Codo mark, then Codo starts right away.
• A tidy input barInstead of many buttons, one calm line such as “Claude Code · Sonnet 5 · Manual”. A click opens the menu, and hovering opens the choices next to it.
• Token saver right in the barYou now pick the token saver level in the same menu – with the same rights as in the project settings.
• Updates arrive by themselvesIf a new update goes live while Codo is open, a bar at the top tells you – “Reload”, and you see what’s new.
• New desktop app right from the appIn the desktop app you see when a new version is out and download it with one click.

October 30, 2026

• The desktop app feels like an appNo more grey Windows bar: the logo sits top left, minimize, maximize and close live in the app bar.
• Calm startWhile Codo loads, you see the Codo mark instead of a white flash.
• All updates in one windowIf you missed several updates, they now show up here together, sorted by date.
• “Running …” only while it is trueWhen an agent goes quiet, Codo says so honestly and asks: keep it running or cancel.
• Long texts fold awayLong pasted prompts and messages show their first lines; “Show more” unfolds them.
• Token saver in the project settingsCodo shows how many tokens your agents use. Saving levels are only unlocked once they have been measured.
• Friend profiles tidied upShared projects show as small preview tiles, and the weekly rank sits next to the status, for example “Top 10 %”.
• Calmer greyDark surfaces are a little darker and purely neutral; on project tiles the live line stays on one line.
• Vivid colors (test)Under Settings → Appearance you can make accent and status colors a little richer.