Control
It writes only where you let it.
In the Nuntex menu bar app on your Mac, you tick the project folders it may work in. Everywhere else is off limits, and each task works on its own branch.
Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.
Updated September 13, 2026
How folder access works
Narrow by design.
- Pick the folders
Open Nuntex in your Mac's menu bar and choose the project folders it may use.
- One branch per task
Changes for a task go on a branch named for it, never straight onto your main line.
- Committed for review
When the work is done it is committed, so there is one clear diff to read.
- Nothing else
Folders you did not pick cannot be written to.
What it will not do
The limits.
- Write outside your folders
- Every other folder on your Mac is closed to it.
- Commit as you
- Its commits carry its own name, so your history always shows what it did.
- Publish on its own
- Branches stay on your Mac. Anything outward waits for your yes.
- Run forever
- A run has an hour. If it needs longer, it stops and says so.
Questions
Questions about folders you pick.
Can I change the folders later?
Yes, any time, from the menu bar app.
Where does work go if I pick no folders?
Into Nuntex's own work folder on your Mac, where you can read it.
The waitlist
Get Nuntex when a place opens.
Nuntex opens to a few people at a time.