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Your workspace in a native window, with no browser tab and no terminal. On a Mac it also moves into the notch, where every agent's questions wait for you.

Download Pick your platform below

macOS

Universal (Apple Silicon and Intel) · macOS 11+ · signed and notarized by Apple

Download .dmg
  1. Open the downloaded WUPHF-mac.dmg.
  2. Drag the app into your Applications folder.
  3. Launch it from Applications or Spotlight. Your workspace opens in the app, and the notch comes alive.
No scary warnings It is notarized by Apple, so it opens straight away, with no "unidentified developer" prompt.

Windows

Windows 10/11 · 64-bit · WebView2 (built in to Windows)

Download installer
  1. Run the downloaded WUPHF-windows-setup.exe.
  2. Follow the installer, then launch the app from the Start menu.
What you will see, and why The Windows app is not code-signed yet (signing is on the way), so Windows will warn you. That is expected, and it is safe:
  1. Your browser may flag the download as "not commonly downloaded" → choose Keep.
  2. Windows shows "Windows protected your PC" (SmartScreen) → click More info, then Run anyway.

The notch is Mac only. Macs without a notch get the same strip as a pill at the top centre of the screen. On Windows you get the full workspace in a window.

View all releases and previous versions on GitHub →

On your iPhone

iPhone Coming soon

The iPhone app is the same inbox for your pocket: every agent's question in one list, hold-to-talk replies, the same sounds and haptics. It lives in the repo under apps/ios and you build it with Xcode; it is not on the App Store. Pair it once by scanning the code in Access & Health, with the phone on a network that can reach your Mac (your Wi-Fi or Tailscale).

Build steps are in apps/ios/README.md. The open-source web app can also be built from source; the README has the commands.