Agentic terminal and cloud orchestration platform where developers and AI agents collaborate on shell work.
What is Warp?
Warp is a modern terminal reimagined as an agentic development environment. Used by 700K+ developers, it replaces the traditional shell with rich input blocks, natural-language command generation, and AI agents that can plan and execute multi-step workflows. Warp ships native clients for macOS, Linux, and Windows, plus a cloud platform (Oz) for orchestrating agent runs across teams.
What can Warp do?
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Modern AI-powered Terminal
A Rust-built terminal designed for agentic coding and modern development workflows
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Oz Cloud Agent Orchestration
Orchestration platform for managing cloud agents across development tasks
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Collaborative Coding Environment
700K+ developers use Warp for team collaboration in terminal-based workflows
Use Cases
- developers — Individual developers use Warp terminal to speed up command-line workflows with AI assistance, reducing time spent on routine shell tasks.
- engineering teams — Engineering teams at enterprises use Warp for collaborative agentic development, coordinating cloud agents across complex codebase tasks.
Quick facts about Warp
- Pricing
- Free$0/moPro$15/moTurbo$40/moEnterpriseContact salesas of Apr 18, 2026 — may be outdatedView official pricing
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- Platforms
- macOS·Windows·Linux·Web
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