Drevon is a macOS desktop app that runs parallel AI agents (powered by Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or GitHub Copilot) directly in your own browser. It is designed for GTM engineers who want to automate lead research, account enrichment, LinkedIn intelligence, and outbound workflows without adding new subscriptions or sending data to the cloud.

How is Drevon different from Clay?

Clay is a cloud-based enrichment tool that uses API calls and third-party data providers. Drevon runs agents in your actual browser, logged into your real accounts (LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, your CRM). Drevon can pull data Clay cannot reach and charges no per-row credit fees.

How is Drevon different from Apollo?

Apollo is a contact database with outreach sequencing. Drevon is an agent runtime that can pull from Apollo, LinkedIn, your CRM, and any web source simultaneously. Drevon does not sell you data. It automates how you gather and use it.

Does Drevon require a subscription?

No. Drevon is free to download and runs on top of Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or GitHub Copilot. These are subscriptions you likely already have. There are no per-row fees, no credit system, and no new contract.

Can Drevon agents access LinkedIn?

Yes. Because Drevon runs in your own browser with your existing login session, agents browse LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, and any other tool you are logged into, exactly as you would. No datacenter IPs, no rate-limit workarounds.

Is my data safe with Drevon?

All data stays on your machine. Drevon does not upload prospect lists, CRM exports, or agent outputs to any cloud server. It runs entirely locally.

What AI models does Drevon support?

Drevon supports Claude Code (Anthropic), OpenAI Codex, and GitHub Copilot CLI. You connect your existing subscription. No new API keys or contracts needed.

Can I run multiple AI agents at the same time?

Yes. Drevon supports parallel agent execution. You can run 10 agents simultaneously, each with its own browser context, memory, and instructions.

What GTM tools does Drevon work with?

Drevon outputs structured files (CSV, JSON, Markdown) that integrate directly with Clay, HubSpot, Salesforce, Smartlead, Instantly, Apollo, Notion, Slack, and Google Sheets.

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Drevon v0.4.15 — Small details, big difference

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Drevon v0.4.15 — Small details, big difference

Drevon TeamApril 18, 2026

If you've been using Drevon for a while, you know the core is solid. Agents run, tasks get done, files get generated. But the experience of using the app? That's where this update comes in.

v0.4.15 is all about the small things that make Drevon feel like a real native app on your Mac — not just a tool, but something you actually enjoy opening.

What's new?

Pin your favorite agents to the top

If you're like me, you probably have 10+ agents and only use 3-4 of them daily. Now you can right-click any agent in the sidebar and pin it to the top. Drag to reorder them however you want. Your layout persists across restarts — because nobody wants to reorganize their workspace every time they open the app.

Right-click menus everywhere

This one's been long overdue. You now get proper right-click context menus in:

File Explorer — "Show in Finder" and "Copy Path" are now one click away. No more manually navigating to find where your agent saved that file.
Chat Input — Cut, Copy, Paste. Yes, basic stuff. But it matters when you're rapidly editing prompts and the keyboard shortcuts don't always feel natural.

Refreshed chat input design

The send button has become round and neat — a clean circular button with an upward arrow. The stop button follows the same style. It's a small visual change, but it makes the whole chat experience feel more polished and familiar.

Smoother authentication flow

Login and re-auth flows have been cleaned up significantly. Token refresh happens proactively now, so you shouldn't randomly get kicked out mid-session.

If your session does expire while you're working, the app opens the browser for you to sign back in — and once you do, it picks up right where you left off. Your message gets sent automatically, no need to retype anything or start a new session. The whole thing feels seamless now.

We also cleaned up the edge cases: no more phantom "re-authenticate" prompts showing up after a successful login, and the auth code prompt disappears on its own once you've signed in through the browser.

Better image previews

When agents generate or reference images, the preview experience is now much smoother. Zoom works properly, loading states are clean, and the overall interaction feels like it belongs in a native image viewer.

Why this update matters

None of these are headline-grabbing AI features. But here's the thing — the best tools are the ones that get out of your way. Every small friction you remove compounds into a significantly better daily experience. And that's exactly what 0.4.15 is about.

We're building Drevon to be the workspace you live in, not just a tool you occasionally open. And that means sweating the details.

More coming soon. Stay tuned.