What’s new.

Your OK, your rules

• Nothing is edited without your OK: each plan waits for you to approve it, edit it, or reply to change it. One switch lets the code start right after the plan.
• When Claude wants to run something it isn't allowed to, it asks: allow once, always in this project, or deny.
• Your own instructions, like an AGENTS.md for every project, plus rules for a single conversation.

Stay in flow

• Conversations per project in the sidebar, with the sessions you had in the Claude app, the terminal or Codex beside them.
• ⌘K finds any conversation by anything that was said in it.
• Mention files and folders with @, attach screenshots, and open any file in a side panel.
• Watch each edit as Claude makes it. Requests queue while one runs, and you get a notification when it needs you.
• See how full each session's context is, and compact it before it compacts itself.
• Hover Claude Code or Codex to see your plan's limits, live. Click it to see every MCP server, skill and plugin it has connected.

Finish the job

• Every code step lists the files it changed, with the diff and an undo.
• Commit only that step's files, on a new branch, and open the pull request from the same place.

Your account

• Sign in once with your email or Google. You get 14 free days, no card.
• Then US$15 a month or US$120 a year. Your account on dhrive.app shows your days, your plan and where to manage it. Your CLIs keep their own plans.

dhrive is now a Mac app that gives every coding request two models: one plans, another writes the code, from the CLIs you already use.

• Plan with one CLI and model, code with another: Claude Code, Codex (including the copy inside the ChatGPT app) and open-weight models through Ollama.
• Local models are sized to your Mac before they download, and install in one click.
• Model lists come from each CLI, so new models show up without a dhrive update.
• Three modes: Chat to think it through, Plan for a plan then the code, Code to go straight to it.
• When the planner needs answers, it asks instead of guessing.
• Context carries over: each project picks up its CLI sessions, including ones you started in the Claude app, the terminal or Codex.