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AQ compared with Voidleap Code
DetailAQ logo AQVoidleap Code logo Voidleap Code
What it doesMultiplayer coding harness for teams to chat, build and run bots with every AI coding agent A desktop IDE for building software with AI agents, built for professional developers and AI engineers
StageStartup Not given
FoundedNot given Not given
Based inNot given SE
Pricing modelFreemium Freemium
PricingFree: A personal sandbox with chat, build and bots, every agent CLI, and integrations included, no credits. Pro: $50 per user per month (early-access promotional pricing; standard price is $200), billed monthly, with unlimited seats, team sharing, your own cloud or dedicated machine, $10 of AQ credi Free tier with 3 workspaces and 5 projects each, 1 profile for credentials, 7-day dashboard history. Pro at €20/month with unlimited workspaces and projects, one server install, and ticket support. Team at €50/month with unlimited server installs and real-time collaboration for up to 50 seats. Enter
Key features
  • Chat with agents about code, data and tools with answers as tables, charts and pages
  • Isolated worktrees per task with live preview and pull request review
  • Standing bots that wake on schedule or event with monthly spend caps
  • Crews with independent agent review
  • Live multiplayer terminals and previews shared with the team
  • Support for 11 coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Kimi Code, Grok, Antigravity, Devin, Muse Code, OpenCode, Command Code and Pi
  • Integrations with Linear, GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, Granola, Sentry, Mercury, Vanta and Stripe
  • Memory shared across agents searchable by the whole team
  • API, webhooks and MCP server for automation and third-party tools
  • Run on private AQ-managed sandbox, dedicated machine, or your own cloud infrastructure
  • Multi-provider model support with per-thread, per-agent, and per-turn switching
  • Visual context editing with ability to remove messages, tool calls, or files
  • Per-turn token count, cost, latency, and cache-hit telemetry
  • User-editable agents, skills, hooks, and system prompts at global, workspace, and project scope
  • Four execution modes with AST-parsed shell commands and sensitive-path blocking
  • Local code index with symbol and reference navigation
  • Parallel threads and worker threads in one view with thread forking
  • Built-in browser with page annotation for agents
  • Full custom grid layout for multiple agents
What makes it different
  • No setup required: start free in a sandbox AQ creates, or move to your own cloud with one click
  • Keep subscriptions unmetered: your team's Claude, OpenAI and Cursor accounts are never marked up
  • Shared live workspace: the whole team sees the same terminal and preview, not a replay
  • Independent agent review: a second agent reviews code without seeing the builder's work
  • All agents in one place: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 8 more, each signed in with your accounts
  • Purpose-built agentic IDE from scratch rather than a fork or wrapper
  • Complete transparency and control over agent execution with editable context
  • Local-first architecture where code and prompts never pass through Voidleap servers
  • Professional-grade observability with 30+ charts for cost, tokens, latency, and cache tracking
  • Seamless multi-provider mixing allowing provider swaps mid-thread within one task
Free planNot given Not given
Open sourceNot given Not given
PlatformsNot given Not given
Public APINot given Not given
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)13 no change since last check4 no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)59
Citation Flow (Majestic)3326
Referring domains (Majestic)8553

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