Enjoy vs Orca.
Orca is a cockpit for engineers flying fleets of coding agents. Enjoy is the airline: a superagent flies the fleet for you, on code and everything else.
Free for 7 days.Then $14.99 a month. Cancel anytime.
You’ve been doing AI the hard way.
An agent and a text box leaves the managing to you. Enjoy hands it to a superagent.
| The hard way | With Enjoy |
|---|---|
| One agent, one window, one project at a time. | A superagent running every lab’s agents across every project, all at once. |
| Hit your limit. Wait five hours. | Switch accounts or agents in a click. JOY carries on the moment it resets. |
| Retype the same prompt every morning. | A workflow runs it at 8:00, before you’re up. |
| Hunt for an app that almost does it. | Describe the tool. JOY builds it and puts it one click away. |
| Paste the spec into every chat. | Mention the doc with @. Every agent follows it. |
| “It works on my machine.” | Agents open the site and click through it before they call it done. |
| Share your screen so a teammate can see. | Invite them to your computer. They pick up where you left off. |
| Stuck at your desk until it finishes. | Answer your agents from your phone, wherever you are. |
Why you’ll switch.
- Just say what you want.No terminals, panes or worktrees to babysit. Tell JOY what you need, and it picks the best agent for the job and the effort to match.
- Code is just the start.Research, writing, errands and automations get projects too: a morning email brief, receipts filed by month, five days in Lisbon, planned. If it’s work, it’s a project.
- Every lab, one conversation.Plan with Claude, build with Codex, then let Grok tear it apart, all in the same conversation. Switch agents halfway through a task and the whole thread comes along. No single lab can sell you that.
- Stop overpaying for AI.Enjoy sees how much of your Claude plan you actually use and tells you when a cheaper one would do. Dropping from Max 20x to Max 5x puts $1,200 a year back in your pocket.
The score.
Out of 20 lines, counting only what each does in full. Orca does 8 more in part.
Enjoy20
–Orca9
| Line | Enjoy | Orca |
|---|---|---|
| Your agents | ||
| A superagent over all your projects | JOY | Experimental orchestration through its CLI |
| Coding agents it runs | Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Antigravity, Muse Code and OpenCode | 40 built in, and any command-line agent |
| Switch agents mid-conversation | Hands off to a new session | |
| Every project working at once | ||
| Your AI plans | ||
| Runs on the AI plans you already pay for | ||
| Several accounts with one lab, signed in | ||
| Switch accounts mid-conversation | When a session restarts | |
| Carries on by itself when a limit resets | ||
| Tells you when a cheaper AI plan would do | ||
| Local models, free all night | Through OpenCode | Through OpenCode |
| Your work | ||
| Projects for any kind of work, not only code | Git repositories | |
| Your own tools, opened with one click | ||
| Workflows on a schedule | ||
| Docs you and your agents write together | Rich editing of Markdown files | |
| Your site beside the chat, tested by the agent | ||
| Every running server in one list | A Ports tab per workspace | |
| Your team | ||
| Teammates working in your projects | A shared Orca server, in beta | |
| Teammates share your AI plan | A shared server’s accounts | |
| Everywhere | ||
| From your phone or any browser | Any phone or browser | Phone apps and its own server, in beta |
| Remote access, end-to-end encrypted | Phones and browsers it pairs with | |
| Run agents on another computer | Over SSH or a remote Orca server | |
| Runs on | Mac, Windows and Linux | Mac, Windows and Linux |
Orca’s answers were checked on October 22, 2026: Orca · Supported agents · Ways to run · Automations · GitHub · Orchestration · Accounts · Markdown · Browser · Remote servers · Release 1.4.232 · Orca for iPhone