ClearmacOS
Signed and notarised builds for Apple silicon, distributed as a disk image. Join the Intel Mac waitlist for an email when access opens. The download page lists the exact version, byte size and SHA-256 for every artifact.
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About ClearFrame — Publisher, platforms and support
Who publishes ClearFrame, what ships today, how to reach support, and what this page deliberately does not claim.
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ClearFrame is a desktop workspace for autonomous coding agents, published by Blue Marble Money Inc.. It is installable on Apple silicon Mac today; Intel Mac, the Windows, Linux, phone and web editions have waitlists. The CLI is available for Apple silicon Mac. It ships a native catalog of 40 provider integrations, and is free to start. Support is answered at support@clearframecode.com.
What ClearFrame is
A workspace where you set a goal and agents work toward it, in isolated copies of your project, with a live preview beside the conversation and file checkpoints that recover work with or without Git. The homepage describes the capability; the documentation describes how to use it.
The two properties the product is built around are stated on the comparison page: choosing the AI you already pay for, and keeping a reversible way back when an agent changes your files. Where another tool fits a job better, that page says so.
Who publishes it
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | ClearFrame |
| Publisher | Blue Marble Money Inc. |
| Website | clearframecode.com |
| Support | support@clearframecode.com |
| Teams and procurement | Email support with your requirements |
What ships today
ClearFrame CLI
Run coding tasks in your terminal with your existing ClearFrame account. The Apple silicon Mac download includes Node.js. Get the CLI.
Windows, Linux and Intel Mac
Your projects and coding agents, on your preferred machine. Join a platform waitlist for an email when access opens.
iPhone and Android
Your projects. In your pocket. Follow your coding agents wherever you are. Join the phone waitlists for an email when access opens.
Web app
Your coding workspace, in your browser. Join the waitlist for an email when access opens.
Release history, including the defects fixed in each version, is published at Updates.
What this page does not claim
Three things a corporate page usually carries are absent here, and they are absent deliberately rather than by oversight.
- No team roster. Names, photographs and biographies are not published. A page that described a team would be asserting facts about people who have not agreed to appear on it.
- No customer logos. ClearFrame launched recently and has no published customers who have consented to be named. Quoting a logo wall would be the easiest lie on a website.
- No funding or valuation claim. Nothing here describes investment, headcount or revenue.
What is claimed is checkable: the software, the pricing, the platforms, the release notes, and the limits documented at Security and in the engineering notes.
Working with us
ClearFrame is free to start, and Pro is $20 per month with managed usage. Team and enterprise arrangements are handled directly so seats, usage pools and procurement can be agreed together — email support@clearframecode.com.
Security questions, including a vulnerability disclosure, go to the same address. The security page states the scope this product does and does not claim, including the absence of any third-party certification.
Read the technical record.
The engineering notes document each mechanism, its limits, and the failure mode it exists to prevent.