Platform · Desktop apps · macOS, Windows, Linux
A native app that stays out of the way.
Signed and notarized builds for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows 64-bit, and Linux as AppImage or Deb. Native notifications and tray, a focus mode, local caching so the app opens before the network does, and updates that install themselves.
Update readyDownloaded in the background. Applied on the next launch.
Native notificationRequests · 1 newInvoice chaser asks: one combined reminder or two?
What the desktop app adds.
Native notificationsRequests, mentions and approvals arrive as system notifications with actions, and the tray shows what is waiting.
Focus modeA timer with the task you picked, notifications held, and a streak you can see on the home screen.
Local cachingRecent pages, tasks and chats open instantly and work offline; changes sync when you are back.
Keyboard-firstA command palette and shortcuts for every module; the same ones as the web app.
Background updatesThe app checks for updates in the background; macOS and Windows apply them on the next launch.
Same workspaceNo feature difference with the web app. Install on as many devices as you like.
macOSSigned and notarized. Universal updater.Apple Silicon · .dmgIntel · .dmg
Windows64-bit installer with background updates.Windows 64-bit
LinuxAppImage and Deb packages.AppImageDebian / Ubuntu · .deb
Questions
Is the app signed and notarized?+
Yes. macOS builds are signed and notarized with Apple; Windows builds are code-signed.
Does the desktop app update automatically?+
It checks in the background. On macOS and Windows the update is applied on the next launch; on Linux the AppImage prompts you.
Is there a feature difference between web and desktop?+
No. Desktop adds native notifications, the tray, focus mode and local caching.
Open the workspace before the network does.
Install the desktop app and keep the web app for everything else.