Comparison - Agentic terminal

Winy vs Warp

Warp makes the terminal smarter; Winy puts your agent sessions on a canvas next to your notes and ink.

Warp is a modern terminal for agentic coding on macOS, Linux and Windows, with its own built-in agent and support for third-party CLI agents like Claude Code and Codex.

Winy is a native infinite-canvas notebook for Mac, iPad and iPhone where real agent sessions such as Claude Code and Codex live as cards beside your notes, ink, images and arrows.

The real difference is the surface: Warp organizes agents in terminal tabs, while Winy lays them out on a board you can zoom, draw on and read at a glance.

At a glance

Question	Winy	Warp
What it is	Infinite-canvas notebook with live agent cards	Terminal with built-in and third-party agents
Platforms	Mac, iPad and iPhone	macOS, Linux and Windows
Built-in AI agent	No; hosts the agents you already use	Yes, Warp Agent with many model choices
Claude Code and Codex	Run as live cards on the board	Auto-detected, with notifications and rich input
Layout	Free-form board you pan and zoom	Tabs, panes and vertical tabs
Notes and ink	Text, Pencil ink, images and arrows beside agents	Not a notes tool
Agent status	Zoom out to see every agent's state	Agent notifications and tab metadata
Team features	None yet; no multiplayer	Business plan with SSO and team metrics
Pricing	Early access waitlist; no public pricing	Free tier; Build $20/month; Business $50/user

Which one is for you

Choose Warp if

You want a fast, full-featured terminal on Linux or Windows as well as macOS.
You want a built-in coding agent with a choice of models and cloud agents.
Your team needs SSO, usage metrics or Slack, Linear and GitHub integrations.

Choose Winy if

You want your agent sessions on an iPad or iPhone, not only a desktop terminal.
You think with notes, sketches and arrows, and want them on the same board as your agents.
You run several agents at once and want to see which ones are working or waiting with one zoom out.
You want to keep your existing Claude Code or Codex sessions and attach to them rather than switch tools.

Questions

Is there a Warp alternative for iPad?

Warp's downloads cover macOS, Linux and Windows. Winy runs on iPad and iPhone as well as Mac, with the Mac host running the terminals and the iPad showing them as live cards on the board.

Is Warp free?

Warp has a free plan with core terminal features and pay-as-you-go agent usage. Paid plans start at $20 a month for Build, with Max at $200 and Business at $50 per user.

Can I run Claude Code in Warp?

Yes. Warp auto-detects Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other CLI agents and adds a rich input editor and code review comments, with notifications for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode.

How is Winy different from Warp for running AI agents?

Warp is a terminal, so agents live in tabs. Winy is a canvas, so each agent is a card you can place next to your notes, draw over, and check at a glance when you zoom out.

Is Winy available now?

Winy is in early access. You can join the waitlist on winy.ai.

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