HyperTeamsEvery job you hand to Claude,
on one screen
Hand out several jobs at once the way you would to a team, and see how far each got and what it cost — on one screen. One command installs it.
curl -fsSL https://hyperteams.net/install.sh | bashPull together the pricing pages of 5 competitors
I put all five price lists in one table. Two of them raised prices since last month, and one dropped its free tier.
Draft a report from last week's numbers
I drafted it with the four key figures up front, and marked where the charts go.
Sort the 500 survey responses by topic
Write 3 drafts introducing the new product
I prepared three drafts in different tones, each with its own opening.
Add the setup steps to the customer guide
I laid it out in three steps: what you need, setup, and the first run.
Bring the login screen text up to the contrast standard
How is this different from the Claude you already use
HyperTeams does not replace Claude. It is a control room that puts the Claude Code already installed on your computer to work several at a time, and keeps all of it on one screen.
- Claude desktop appOne thing per conversation — you wait for the answer before the next
- Claude Code in a terminalTo run several you open that many terminal windows and move between them
- HyperTeamsEvery job gets its own card; hand over five and all five are running
- Claude desktop appYou open that conversation to see
- Claude Code in a terminalYou keep the window up and watch it
- HyperTeamsStatus and a summary of the answer sit in one list, with unread work marked
- Claude desktop appWhatever was running stops there
- Claude Code in a terminalThe session drops and the work in progress ends with it
- HyperTeamsThe server keeps going, and you pick the work back up when you reopen it
- Claude desktop appYou have to be at that computer
- Claude Code in a terminalYou have to be at that computer
- HyperTeamsCheck progress on your phone, add the next instruction, get a notification when it's done
- Claude desktop appSomeone has to open it and start it
- Claude Code in a terminalScheduling it means writing a script yourself
- HyperTeamsSet the time on screen and it runs every day on its own
- Claude desktop appIt is hard to tell what you have spent
- Claude Code in a terminalOnly visible per session
- HyperTeamsCost per job sits next to what is left on your account
- Claude desktop appClaude
- Claude Code in a terminalClaude
- HyperTeamsClaude Code as it is, and a different model per job when you want one
Several jobs, one screen
You don't wait for one to finish before starting the next. Like splitting work across several people, hand over five and all five are running.
Hand over several at once
Register the folders you work in and give out several jobs together. Nothing waits on anything else, so the whole batch takes as long as its slowest job.
Watch it happen
You see the answer as it is written. Everything is saved, so you can reopen it later.
Queue the next one
Add your next instruction while a job is still running and it starts as soon as that one ends — no gap while you check in and type again.
Decide how much to hand over
Choose per job. Let it edit files without asking, let it run all the way through without stopping, or have it only show you the plan it would follow.
Cost and usage
See what each job cost and how much is left on your account, in one place.
3 of the 5 are checked. Their price tiers do not line up, so I am matching them in a table.
Checking · pricing pages for Vendor A and B
Building · comparison table
Turn the result into a link
You get an internet address that shows results right away. You set the address and who can reach it, in the app.
Publish it as a link
An address for viewing the result is created automatically, and you can choose the name it uses.
Access control per link
Leave it open, put a password on it, or keep it to yourself. To share, you just pass along the password.
Survives a restart
Turn the computer off and on again and the addresses you published come back.
Everything after you hand it over
Opening and adjusting the result, scheduling the work that repeats, attaching other tools and models — all on the same screen.
Scheduled runs
It runs at the time you set. Have it gather material every morning and simply check the result when you get in.
Edit documents and files
Open the result and edit it right there. No downloading it first.
Change history
What changed and when is kept on record.
Connect other tools
Hook up the services and material you already use. We wire up the connections you need during setup.
Other models besides Claude
Run a job on GPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Kimi or your own local server instead. Press install in settings, paste an API key, and it appears as a choice when you create a job — the key never leaves your computer.
Anytime, anywhere
No network configuration. Reaching it from outside is a matter of attaching an address in the app.
Reach it from outside
Get to your computer's control panel from outside the office without touching your router or firewall.
On your phone
We install it to your home screen like an app. Check progress and add instructions while you are out.
A notification when it's done
Your phone tells you when a job you handed over has finished, so you are not checking the screen to see whether it is.
Leave it running
Keep it going in the background after you close the terminal, or have it start by itself when the computer boots. No multi-step routine each time.
Install, connect, done
One command installs it. Connect it in the app and you are running.
- 01
Install
Paste the one-line command into a terminal on your computer. When it finishes, the command screen opens in your browser.
- 02
Register the system
Register a system in the app and it shows a token once. Paste that into the settings screen of the computer you just installed on.
- 03
Reach it from anywhere (optional)
Attach a public address to reach it outside the office and install it on your phone like an app. You set the password yourself.
It stays on your computer
What you work on never reaches our servers.
Kept on your machine
Your instructions and results stay on your computer. The only thing leaving it is the question going to Claude.
Nothing extra to pay for
It uses the Claude account you already have. There is no separate developer key to obtain.
Protected by a password
The control panel is locked behind a password. No one gets in without signing in.
Before you install
Two things and you are ready.
The computer has to stay on
It runs on your own machine. Scheduled runs and outside access work while that computer is awake — close the laptop and they pause. We suggest installing on a machine you leave on.
Claude Code has to be installed
What HyperTeams actually puts to work is Claude Code, the one you run in a terminal — Claude in a browser or the desktop app on its own is not enough. The install command fetches it for you, so all you do is run it once and log in, and that login is what it uses. There is no key to obtain.
Common questions
What people check before installing.
Many jobs, one screen. Inside your own computer.
Install it now
One command installs it. Then register a system in the app and paste the token it shows into that computer's settings screen.
curl -fsSL https://hyperteams.net/install.sh | bash