Honest comparison

One chatbot, or a whole team?

Most AI coding tools give you one assistant in a chat box. Tendril gives you a team of AI workers building different parts of your app at the same time, on a visual board you can watch.

Side by side

The differences that actually change how you build.

Feature Tendril Our pick Devin Cursor Copilot
A team of AI workers Coordinate multiple AI agents in parallel Several workers build in parallel, each in its own safe workspace. ~One AI works on its own. One assistant in the editor. Suggests lines as you type.
Remembers your other projects Memory that persists across sessions and projects Carries decisions and patterns across all your builds. ~Remembers within a single job. Starts fresh each time. Starts fresh each time.
Visual board you can watch Built-in project board with review gates A project board and live map of every build. No board. No board. No board.
Checks its own work Reviews and fixes the issues it can before calling it done Reviews and fixes the issues it can before calling it done. ~Some self-correction. You review everything yourself. You review everything yourself.
See your app live and point at fixes Your app runs inside Tendril; circle what's wrong, it becomes a fix Your app runs inside Tendril; circle what's wrong, it becomes a fix. No live preview to point at. Edit in code, run separately. Edit in code, run separately.
Use the AI you already pay for Sign in with the plan you already pay for, or bring your own key Sign in with Claude, GPT, or Gemini, or bring your own key. One provider per project. Built-in model only. ~Limited choice. GitHub's billing.
Your code stays on your computer Projects live on your machine — your code is never tracked Projects live on your machine; your code is never tracked. Runs in the cloud. ~Editor local, AI in the cloud. ~Editor local, AI in the cloud.
Full support ~ Partial support Not supported

Trade one chatbot for a whole team

Download Tendril free and build with a team of AI workers today. Sign in with the AI plan you already pay for, or bring your own key. Your code stays on your computer.