Korum

Spatial terminal workspace for developers.
All your terminals. One canvas.

Drag, resize, zoom — organize your workflow spatially instead of switching between tabs.

v0.2.2-alpha — early release. macOS only for now.

Status

Korum is currently in early alpha. Right now, the focus is stability, persistence, and terminal UX on macOS.

Features

• Infinite pan & zoom canvas with terminal windows
• Markdown notes alongside terminals
• File tree sidebar — per-workspace file browser with .gitignore filtering, git status badges, context menu CRUD
• Code viewer — read-only file viewer with Shiki syntax highlighting (16 themes), inline diff view, minimap
• Workspaces backed by project folders or scratch spaces
• Session persistence (positions, sizes, and content survive restarts)
• Built for scale — viewport-aware rendering ensures only visible terminals consume resources
• 25 terminal themes, 5 canvas atmospheres, customizable fonts, font sizes, and zoom speed
• Claude Code & OpenAI Codex usage limits tracking (live OAuth polling)

Install

Download the latest .dmg from Releases.

macOS Gatekeeper: The app is not yet signed. On first launch:
Right-click the app → Open → confirm. Or run:

xattr -cr /Applications/Korum.app

Quickstart

1. Open Korum and create a workspace (pick a project folder)
2. Double-click the canvas to quickly open a terminal
3. Right-click the canvas for more options (new terminal, note, arrange grid)
4. Press Cmd+Shift+? to see all keyboard shortcuts

Build from source

bun install
bunx tauri dev       # dev with HMR
bunx tauri build     # release build (.app + .dmg)

Requires: Rust, Bun, Xcode Command Line Tools.

Tech

Tauri 2 · React 19 · TypeScript · xterm.js · portable-pty · Tailwind CSS · shadcn/ui

Data

All state and settings are stored locally in the macOS Application Support directory.

License

MIT