See Everything. Miss Nothing.
Free multi-terminal viewer for developers. Monitor builds, logs, servers, and AI coding sessions — all at once.
Free Forever — Windows 10/11
The Tab Overload Problem
Modern development means running multiple terminals — builds, servers, logs, tests, AI assistants. You end up buried in tabs, alt-tabbing between windows, missing the output that matters.
Which tab was that build error in? Alt-Tab, Alt-Tab, Alt-Tab...
Errors scroll by in a background tab and you don't see them until it's too late
Manually arranging terminal windows every time you reboot or switch projects
StreamView Makes It Simple
One window, multiple terminal streams. Add PowerShell, CMD, WSL, or any shell. Arrange them in grids, rows, or main+sidebar layouts. Everything auto-saves and restores on next launch.
Why We Built StreamView
It started with Claude Code and too many Windows Terminal tabs.
We were running multiple Claude Code sessions — one writing code, another running tests, a third deploying — all in separate Windows Terminal tabs. After a while, every tab looked the same. Which one had the build error? Which one was running the server? We couldn't tell without clicking through each one.
We needed to see everything at once. One main pane for active work, sidebar panes for background processes. No more guessing which tab was which. So we built StreamView as an internal tool.
Then we realized it works for far more than AI sessions. Tailing logs across microservices. Watching builds while running tests. Monitoring servers. SSH sessions. Anything you stream in a terminal, StreamView lets you watch it all simultaneously.
It's the tool we wished existed. Now it does.
Features
Four Layout Modes
Grid, Main+Sidebar, Rows, or Single. Switch instantly — your layout saves per workspace.
Workspaces
Organize terminals by project or task. Frontend in one workspace, backend in another. Switch contexts without losing your place.
Session Persistence
Auto-saves every 30 seconds. Terminals, layouts, window position — everything restores on next launch. Optionally auto-start processes too.
Session History
Terminal output is recorded, searchable, and exportable as Markdown, plain text, or ZIP archives. Configurable retention from 7 days to forever.
Windows Terminal Integration
Auto-detects all your Windows Terminal profiles. Launch custom shells with their paths and settings.
Real Terminal Emulation
ConPTY-powered with full ANSI color — 16, 256, and 24-bit true color. Bold, italic, underline. Run vim, htop, anything.
Recording Modes
Per-stream control: record All, Input Only, Output Only, or None. Input Only is perfect for Claude Code sessions.
Claude Code MCP Server
Built-in MCP server lets Claude search your terminal history and log summaries. Local stdio transport — fully private.
Screenshot Paste
Win+Shift+S, then paste into StreamView. It saves the PNG and types the path into your terminal for Claude Code to read.
Built for Claude Code
StreamView was born from Claude Code workflows and has first-class integration to match.
MCP Server (Beta)
Built-in MCP server lets Claude Code search your terminal history and log its own summaries. Runs locally via stdio — no network exposure, no ports, completely private.
Screenshot Paste
Take a screenshot with Win+Shift+S, click the camera button or Ctrl+Shift+V, and StreamView saves it as PNG and types the file path into your terminal. Claude Code reads it directly — no manual file management.
Recording Modes
Set per-stream recording: All, Input Only (great for Claude Code — captures prompts, skips TUI noise), Output Only (logs and builds), or None.
Session History Search
Every terminal session is recorded and searchable. Find that command you ran yesterday, export sessions as Markdown, or let Claude search history via MCP.
How It Works
Add Streams
Click + to add PowerShell, CMD, WSL, or any Windows Terminal profile
Choose Layout
Grid, Main+Sidebar, Rows, or Single view
Work
Fully interactive ConPTY terminals with ANSI color
Come Back
Everything auto-saves and restores on next launch
Stream Anything
If it runs in a terminal, StreamView lets you watch it alongside everything else.
🤖 AI Coding Sessions
Built for this. Monitor multiple Claude Code sessions working on different tasks. Main pane for active work, sidebar for background agents.
🏗️ Build & Test Monitoring
Watch frontend build, backend compile, and test runner all at once. See the error the moment it happens.
🖥️ Server & Log Watching
Tail logs across microservices, monitor database queries, watch deployment progress. Never miss output scrolling by.
🔧 DevOps & Infrastructure
SSH into multiple servers, monitor CI/CD pipelines, track deployments — all visible in one window.
🌐 Full-Stack Development
Frontend dev server + backend API + database logs + test watcher. Four streams, one view.
📡 Anything You Stream
If it runs in a terminal, StreamView lets you watch it. Docker logs, network monitoring, build pipelines — stream anything.
How It Compares
| Feature | StreamView | Windows Terminal | tmux |
|---|---|---|---|
| See all terminals at once | Yes | Tabs only | Yes |
| Native Windows GUI | Yes | Yes | No |
| Session history & search | Yes | No | Limited |
| Persistent layouts | Auto-save | Manual | With plugins |
| Claude Code / MCP | Built-in | No | No |
| Learning curve | Minimal | Low | Steep |
| Setup required | None | None | WSL/Linux |
Ready to See Everything?
StreamView is free. No trial, no premium tier, no limits.
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