Tempo
Product teams use Tempo to plan, design, and ship React apps from one desktop workspace tied to the real codebase. Specs, canvases, kanban boards, and agent chats live in the same app, so feedback becomes triaged issues, clickable prototypes, and pull requests without juggling separate docs, design files, and terminals.
Where a coding assistant only helps with the step in front of you, Tempo wires specialized agents into triggered workflows. A triage agent turns Slack feedback into prioritized issues, a spec agent drafts PRDs on real components, and bug fixer or feature builder agents open tested pull requests, each stopping for human approval before the next stage runs.
Tempo targets teams building React web apps who want agents handling repetitive execution while people keep control of priorities, design judgment, and merge decisions. Desktop downloads cover Windows, macOS, and Linux, with signup through auth.tempo.build.
Tempo Labs is a Y Combinator S23 company based in Toronto. The free plan covers 250 issues and 100 docs, Pro starts at $50 per month, and Agent+ is a separate managed design-and-development subscription for teams that want features shipped daily with human review.
Free plan includes 250 kanban issues, 100 docs, and 500 local tests per month with 7-day history
Pro plan costs $50 per month with 5,000 tests per month and $4.50 per 1,000 additional tests
Team plan is $200 per month with 5 included users and 35,000 tests per month
Specialized agents cover triage, spec and design, bug fixing, and feature building with human approval gates between stages
Canvases render real React components from your repo and ship changes as pull requests, not HTML mockups
Runs Claude Code and Codex in parallel, each agent on its own git branch with PR and CI status in one view
Free tier supports 250 issues and 100 docs on a $0 plan without requiring a paid subscription.
Triggered agent workflows connect triage, spec, bug fix, and feature build stages to reviewed pull requests.
Team plan at $200 per month includes 5 users and 35,000 monthly tests for larger product groups.
Desktop app for Windows, macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, and Linux keeps repository work local-first.
Desktop download is required; the tempo.new site is marketing and pricing, not a browser-based IDE.
Every paid tier caps monthly tests, and Pro charges $4.50 per 1,000 tests beyond the 5,000 included.
Agent+ managed subscriptions use custom pricing with book-a-call sales rather than self-serve checkout.
Is there a free plan for Tempo?
Yes. Tempo's Free plan is $0 per month and includes 250 issues, 100 docs, 500 local tests per month, and 7-day history. Pro and Team tiers add unlimited issues and docs plus higher test quotas.
How much does Tempo Pro cost?
Tempo Pro is $50 per month on tempo.new/pricing. It includes unlimited issues and docs, 5,000 tests per month, 90-day history, and costs an extra $40 per month for each additional user beyond the base seat.
Which coding agents does Tempo support?
Tempo integrates with Claude Code and Codex inside its desktop client. You use whichever agent you are already logged into, with your existing Anthropic or OpenAI subscription, and can run multiple agents in parallel on separate branches.
What is Tempo's AI software factory?
Tempo's software factory is a set of specialized agents wired to triggers instead of one-off prompts. Feedback agents triage signals, bug and feature agents build and verify code, and each stage hands a reviewable artifact back to a human before the next step runs.
What platforms does Tempo run on?
Tempo offers desktop downloads for Windows, macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, and Linux from tempo.new. Sign up runs through auth.tempo.build, and the marketing site at tempo.new handles pricing and product pages.
What is Tempo Agent+?
Tempo Agent+ is a managed design and development subscription where agents design and ship 1 to 3 features daily with human engineer and designer review. The Agent+ page lists custom pricing and a separate Hire a Human option from $500 per month for 10 hours with a senior engineer or designer.

