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Campus

Web app · runs in your browser, nothing to download

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Campus provides an infinite canvas for integrating various tools like terminals, web apps, notes, and agents into a single workspace. It supports real-time collaboration, allowing teams to share contexts and interact with live tiles. Campus is designed as a macOS workspace where every tool functions as an interactive, persistent tile.

Catalogued January 1, 2026 · Curated by Web Apps Directory team
Online Only
Browser Only
Cross-Platform
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Paid
Tags
infinite-canvasmac-workspacecollaborationdevelopment-toolsweb-appsai-agentslocal-first

Why we recommend Campus

Campus earns a recommendation for its unique approach to a unified development workspace. Unlike traditional tabbed environments, it offers a persistent, infinite canvas where users can spatially arrange and interact with live terminals, web views, notes, and even AI agents like Claude and Codex. This spatial organization can enhance context switching and project oversight. Its collaborative features, including live cursors and shared tiles, make it a powerful tool for team-based development. The 'local-first' and 'your state in plain files' design also suggests a focus on user control and data ownership.

Best use cases

Best for: Developers and teams who need a unified, visually organized workspace for their various tools. It's ideal for complex projects requiring constant context switching between terminals, code, web apps, and documentation. Teams can leverage its real-time collaboration for shared debugging sessions, brainstorming, or joint development efforts, especially when integrating AI agents directly into the workflow. It's also well-suited for users who prefer a spatial rather than tab-based organization for their work.

Honest limitations

Campus is primarily a macOS workspace, as indicated by repeated mentions of 'Download for macOS' and 'macOS-native', which means it's not available for other operating systems. While it runs powerful apps in the browser (likely embedded), it positions itself as a native application for macOS. The mention of 'Download' suggests it is not a browser-native web app in the traditional sense, but a native application that hosts web technologies. Pricing is not explicitly stated as free, implying it is a paid product, consistent with a native application model.

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