Saggar
a Mac terminal that keeps sessions and your attention organized
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What is Saggar?
A native Mac terminal application that organizes and tracks multiple terminal sessions, development servers, tests, and coding agents across projects with real-time status visibility. It includes session prioritization, an attention queue for items needing decisions, and a companion app for remote management via phone.
Saggar pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Saggar pros
- Automatically categorizes sessions by status (working, idle, finished, failed, needs attention) and prioritizes items requiring decisions
- Remote companion app for phone access—monitor and control sessions from away from your Mac
- Multiple customizable themes and keyboard shortcuts (⌘J) for efficient navigation
- Secure remote pairing with account verification, one-time QR setup, and first-party relay (no open ports)
Saggar cons
- Mac only—requires macOS 26 Tahoe or later on Apple silicon
- Currently in Alpha status, suggesting ongoing development and potential stability issues
- Remote access requires a Marginal Utility account; local use does not require an account
Frequently asked questions about Saggar
Do I need an account to use Saggar?
No account needed for local use. However, remote companion access requires a Marginal Utility account and pairing via QR code.
What platforms does Saggar support?
Mac only. Requires macOS 26 Tahoe or later on Apple silicon.
How does the remote companion security work?
Devices must be signed into your Marginal Utility account. The Mac verifies the account on every request, uses a first-party relay (no open ports), and one QR scan pairs the device permanently until you revoke it.
How do I install Saggar?
Install via Homebrew or download the .dmg directly from the GitHub releases page.