Plan details and the beta reward

US$20/month, or US$180/year (US$15/month billed annually), plus applicable tax. Annual billing saves US$60/year. Eligible accounts can start a 14 day free trial with a card; it renews automatically unless cancelled.

Yes. Winskel has a Free plan.

The first 100 eligible Winskel users who create more than 5 qualifying projects can receive one year of Pro free. Eligibility begins at the sixth qualifying project and requires a server-confirmed grant. No payment card is required. The promotion is coming soon; progress and claiming are not available yet.

No. No card required. No automatic charge. Provider limits still apply. After the free year, your account returns to Free unless you choose a paid plan.

Yes. Winskel Pro does not remove Anthropic or OpenAI usage limits.

No. Winskel works with either one. With both, Winskel compares models across Claude Code and Codex and can give different parts of an objective to each.

No. Use your existing eligible Claude Code or Codex subscription. Provider usage limits still apply. Provider subscriptions and charges remain separate from Winskel software.

Pro is available at US$20/month, or US$180/year (US$15/month billed annually), plus applicable tax. Eligible accounts can start a 14 day trial with a card, then renew automatically unless cancelled. Pro removes Winskel's monthly Deep Debug cap. The Free allowance is 10 Deep Debug uses / month. The six quality automation features remain coming soon and are not included until released. Provider usage limits still apply.

Sign in with the same Google account on the website and in Winskel for Mac. Pro belongs to that Winskel account, so you do not need a second subscription. After Stripe confirms the subscription, your plan appears in Settings, Subscription & Billing.

Open Settings, Subscription & Billing, then Manage billing to cancel in the customer portal. Pro stays active until the current trial or paid period ends, then returns to Free. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge. For a full refund, write to ahmed@winskel.com within 14 days of the charge. A full refund ends paid Pro and cancels its subscription; your projects and history are kept. See the subscription terms for details.

Yes. Free keeps native agents, Chat and Code, standard debugging, Shared Project Memory, manual Second Opinion, changes, checks and safe recovery, and includes 10 Deep Debug uses a month (in beta).

Yes, in beta, from Beta 35. Free includes 10 Deep Debug uses a month. Pro removes Winskel's monthly Deep Debug cap; provider usage limits still apply. Standard debugging and manual Second Opinion remain Free.

Standard debugging is everyday investigation with your coding agent. Deep Debug is an explicit choice for a harder bug: Winskel reproduces the failure where tools permit, looks for the cause, repairs it, rechecks the original failure and reports what was actually verified. If the bug cannot be reproduced, it says so.

One deliberate Deep Debug investigation of a coding issue, including authorized fixes, recovery and rechecking of that same issue. Continuing it does not consume another session. A separate investigation counts only when real investigation begins; provider failures before that point do not count.

The allowance resets on the first day of each calendar month at 00:00 UTC. Unused uses do not roll over. The app shows your own count, calculated by Winskel's server.

On Free, a new Deep Debug cannot start until the monthly reset; the app says so before you start. Standard debugging, ordinary testing, manual Second Opinion, Stop/Continue and safety recovery do not consume Deep Debug sessions. Pro removes Winskel's monthly Deep Debug cap; provider limits still apply.

No. Pro removes only Winskel's monthly Deep Debug session cap. Your Claude Code and Codex subscriptions, provider usage limits, charges and safety restrictions still apply. It does not add provider quota or bypass restrictions.

No separate AI API key is needed for the supported subscription CLI flow. Install the official Claude Code or Codex CLI and sign in to that coding tool with an eligible account. A general chat website sign-in alone is not enough. Your provider's plan, charges and usage limits still apply.

Winskel does not store your repository's files or patches; the app reads them from your Mac when you open them. It keeps the records it needs to coordinate the work, such as your objective, file paths and short excerpts of agent activity, which can include code. Claude Code and Codex send relevant code and context to Anthropic and OpenAI as part of their normal operation, under your own agreements with them.

Downloading and using Winskel. It is free during the beta, with no limit on projects, active models or routes. No card is needed. Your Claude Code and Codex plans and their usage limits still apply.

A route is one executable mission Winskel actually sends to a coding model. An objective one model owns is one route; an objective split into three parts that all run is three. Planning, previews, checks, and a retry on the same model do not use additional routes.

Not during the beta. Winskel counts routes so Settings, Usage can show them, and no route count holds your work back. Claude Code and Codex usage limits still apply.

Winskel detects and shows every supported model your Claude Code and Codex can run. During the beta there is no limit on how many are active.

No. Winskel runs models through your existing Claude Code and Codex access. Those plans stay billed by Anthropic and OpenAI, and their usage limits still apply.