# Forq

> Forq turns VS Code into a control panel for Claude Code, the native Claude CLI. Launch, isolate, and resume sessions as editor tabs, each in its own git worktree, all working at once. A paid VS Code extension — one-time price, lifetime license, works offline.

## What it is

Forq is a paid Visual Studio Code extension that turns the editor into a control panel for Claude Code (the native Claude CLI). You launch, isolate, and resume multiple Claude Code sessions as editor tabs, each running in its own git worktree so agents never clobber each other's files or branches. An offline-first board spawns an agent per task and hands it back when it's done.

Forq is the control panel, not the engine: it drives the native Claude CLI you install and sign in to yourself, under your own Anthropic account. It is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, and never proxies, stores, or reuses your Claude credentials or subscription.

## Who it's for

Solo developers, indie hackers, and small teams who want to run several AI coding agents in parallel from one editor instead of babysitting one session at a time.

## Pricing

- Price: $20 (one-time, regularly $25)
- One-time $20 payment, no subscription ever
- Lifetime license, every future update included
- Activates one machine
- Optional two-way Linear sync
- Works offline after activation

## Requirements

- Visual Studio Code
- Claude Code (the native Claude CLI), signed in with your own Anthropic account

## Key pages

- [Home](https://forq.ink/): product overview and how it works
- [Pricing](https://forq.ink/pricing): one-time price and what the license includes
- [Install](https://forq.ink/install): how to install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace
- [Help & FAQ](https://forq.ink/help): activating, moving, and troubleshooting a license
- [Privacy](https://forq.ink/privacy): offline-first data handling
- [Terms](https://forq.ink/terms): license terms
- [Refund](https://forq.ink/refund): refund and cancellation policy