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How Fredrin compares to a DIY or Linear + Cursor setup

Fredrin is an agentic development environment: one desktop board that runs many AI coding agents in parallel. Here is how that differs from stitching the same workflow together yourself, or from pairing a tracker with a single-agent editor.

Three ways to run AI coding

Best for product orgs

Linear

Issue tracker

Best-in-class planning: cycles, triage, roadmaps. The board is one view, not the point, and agents meter on top of the seat.

Best inside the editor

Cursor

AI code editor

The sharpest inline AI coding and cloud agents. But there's no native board to run many on, and usage meters past your plan.

Best for running many agents

Fredrin

Desktop agent board

A kanban built to run, review and ship many agents at once (each ticket its own branch, worktree and PR), on a flat subscription.

What it takes to run a board of agents

The capabilities that decide whether you can run many agents at once, and which setup has them built in.

DIYtmux + scripts
  • manual (partial)Run many agents at once
  • you wire it (partial)Isolated git worktree per ticket
  • Not supportedPlan, agent, diff and PR on one ticket
  • Not supportedReview is a glance, then ship
  • your tokens (partial)Flat price on the subscription you already pay for
  • Not supportedNative desktop board
Linear + Cursortracker + IDE
  • Not supportedRun many agents at once
  • Not supportedIsolated git worktree per ticket
  • across tools (partial)Plan, agent, diff and PR on one ticket
  • tab-hopping (partial)Review is a glance, then ship
  • per-seat + metered (partial)Flat price on the subscription you already pay for
  • web app (partial)Native desktop board
Fredrinone desktop board
  • Yes, built inRun many agents at once
  • Yes, built inIsolated git worktree per ticket
  • Yes, built inPlan, agent, diff and PR on one ticket
  • Yes, built inReview is a glance, then ship
  • Yes, built inFlat price on the subscription you already pay for
  • Yes, built inNative desktop board

built intext note = possible, but manual or split across tools not supported

Compare Fredrin head-to-head

Weighing Fredrin against an AI editor, an issue tracker, or another way to run agents in parallel? Each head-to-head is honest about where the other tool wins and where a desktop board of parallel agents pulls ahead.

See the rest for yourself

Dig into the individual product surfaces on the features overview, or check the numbers on the pricing page. Fredrin is invite-only while we scale, free once you are in, and runs on the AI subscription you already pay for.

See it against your own setup, on your own repo.