The desktop workspace for you and your AI

All your machines.
One work surface.

Bring your computers together into a workspace that you and AI can work across. Run coding agents like Codex and Claude Code, or use open weight models on machines you own.

Download Dash See how it works

macOS · Windows · Linux Free to start. No account required.

MacBookYour everyday workspace

Linux workstationYour projects & agents

StudioYour local models

▦ dash / work surface

Connected

›_ Terminal ✳ Local model ◉ Web ⑂ Git

LINUX WORKSTATION~/projects/atlas

atlas main› codex

✳ Codex · atlas
Command menu shortcuts

› Add keyboard shortcuts to the command menu.

I’ll check the existing menu and wire up the shortcuts.

✓Read src/components/CommandMenu.tsx

✓Updated keyboard navigation

✓Ran the menu tests 8 passed

+42−122 files changed

›What would you like to build next?

Running on LinuxViewed from your MacBook

STUDIOLocal model

✳

Your hardware. Your model.Open weights · Running locally

Ready

Review the command menu changes in atlas on my Linux machine.

✳

I’ll open the project and read the diff.

⑂Read project changes✓

LINUX WORKSTATIONatlas

2 changed files · Diff loaded

The shortcuts follow the existing menu behavior. Here’s what I’d check next…

Keep the conversation going…↵

Inference on StudioTools on Linux

← → fieldnotes.example/ideas★

IDEAS FOR A QUIETER INTERNET

A little more space
to think.

A saved web slate, made yours.

The best workspace gets out of your way. Keep the parts you came for, give them room to breathe, and make yourself at home.

{ }

Reading mode.jsAds hidden. Distractions removed.

✓

Saved as a web slateCustom preload applied

⑂ atlas mainLinux workstation

WORKING TREE

See what changed.

2 files

MCommandMenu.tsx+38 −10

Mshortcuts.test.ts+4 −2

src/components/CommandMenu.tsxDIFF
   function onKeyDown(event) { 
  −   if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
  +   if (event.key === 'ArrowDown') { 
  +     selectNextItem(); 
  +   } else if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
       openSelectedItem(); 
     } 

⑂Add keyboard navigation to command menuReady to review

The full pictureBuilt-in Git GUI

An illustrated session: running on Linux, viewed from your MacBook.

Your setup has more to give.

The Linux box with your projects. The desktop with room for a model. The laptop you take everywhere. Bring them into the same work surface.

Agents, models, websites, and Git

Make your whole
setup work together.

01Bring your agents

Your agent.
Wherever you are.

Run coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code in a real terminal on the machine where your project lives. Open that same session from your laptop or check in from your phone.

Connect compatible assistants to Dash’s tools through Local MCP or hosted Relay MCP.

Terminal agents
Remote sessions
MCP tools

▦ dash / work surface

Connected

›_ Terminal ✳ Local model ◉ Web ⑂ Git

LINUX WORKSTATION~/projects/atlas

atlas main› codex

✳ Codex · atlas
Command menu shortcuts

› Add keyboard shortcuts to the command menu.

I’ll check the existing menu and wire up the shortcuts.

✓Read src/components/CommandMenu.tsx

✓Updated keyboard navigation

✓Ran the menu tests 8 passed

+42−122 files changed

›What would you like to build next?

Running on LinuxViewed from your MacBook

STUDIOLocal model

✳

Your hardware. Your model.Open weights · Running locally

Ready

Review the command menu changes in atlas on my Linux machine.

✳

I’ll open the project and read the diff.

⑂Read project changes✓

LINUX WORKSTATIONatlas

2 changed files · Diff loaded

The shortcuts follow the existing menu behavior. Here’s what I’d check next…

Keep the conversation going…↵

Inference on StudioTools on Linux

← → fieldnotes.example/ideas★

IDEAS FOR A QUIETER INTERNET

A little more space
to think.

A saved web slate, made yours.

The best workspace gets out of your way. Keep the parts you came for, give them room to breathe, and make yourself at home.

{ }

Reading mode.jsAds hidden. Distractions removed.

✓

Saved as a web slateCustom preload applied

⑂ atlas mainLinux workstation

WORKING TREE

See what changed.

2 files

MCommandMenu.tsx+38 −10

Mshortcuts.test.ts+4 −2

src/components/CommandMenu.tsxDIFF
   function onKeyDown(event) { 
  −   if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
  +   if (event.key === 'ArrowDown') { 
  +     selectNextItem(); 
  +   } else if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
       openSelectedItem(); 
     } 

⑂Add keyboard navigation to command menuReady to review

The full pictureBuilt-in Git GUI

02Put your hardware to work

Run AI on machines
you already own.

Download a supported open weight model onto your desktop and work with it from your laptop. Give it access to files, commands, and projects on the Dash machines you authorize.

Run the model on one machine and work with a project on another.

Open weight models
Your hardware
Shared tools

▦ dash / work surface

Connected

›_ Terminal ✳ Local model ◉ Web ⑂ Git

LINUX WORKSTATION~/projects/atlas

atlas main› codex

✳ Codex · atlas
Command menu shortcuts

› Add keyboard shortcuts to the command menu.

I’ll check the existing menu and wire up the shortcuts.

✓Read src/components/CommandMenu.tsx

✓Updated keyboard navigation

✓Ran the menu tests 8 passed

+42−122 files changed

›What would you like to build next?

Running on LinuxViewed from your MacBook

STUDIOLocal model

✳

Your hardware. Your model.Open weights · Running locally

Ready

Review the command menu changes in atlas on my Linux machine.

✳

I’ll open the project and read the diff.

⑂Read project changes✓

LINUX WORKSTATIONatlas

2 changed files · Diff loaded

The shortcuts follow the existing menu behavior. Here’s what I’d check next…

Keep the conversation going…↵

Inference on StudioTools on Linux

← → fieldnotes.example/ideas★

IDEAS FOR A QUIETER INTERNET

A little more space
to think.

A saved web slate, made yours.

The best workspace gets out of your way. Keep the parts you came for, give them room to breathe, and make yourself at home.

{ }

Reading mode.jsAds hidden. Distractions removed.

✓

Saved as a web slateCustom preload applied

⑂ atlas mainLinux workstation

WORKING TREE

See what changed.

2 files

MCommandMenu.tsx+38 −10

Mshortcuts.test.ts+4 −2

src/components/CommandMenu.tsxDIFF
   function onKeyDown(event) { 
  −   if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
  +   if (event.key === 'ArrowDown') { 
  +     selectNextItem(); 
  +   } else if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
       openSelectedItem(); 
     } 

⑂Add keyboard navigation to command menuReady to review

The full pictureBuilt-in Git GUI

Put your machines to work. Download Dash

03Make the web your own

Your websites.
Your way.

Save a website as a web slate bookmark, then add your own preload scripts to make it fit the way you work. Hide ad elements, remove distractions, or customize a site’s appearance.

Reopen your tailored view alongside your project in Dash Desktop. Your URL and scripts stay together in the bookmark.

Web bookmarks
Custom preload scripts
Desktop browser

▦ dash / work surface

Connected

›_ Terminal ✳ Local model ◉ Web ⑂ Git

LINUX WORKSTATION~/projects/atlas

atlas main› codex

✳ Codex · atlas
Command menu shortcuts

› Add keyboard shortcuts to the command menu.

I’ll check the existing menu and wire up the shortcuts.

✓Read src/components/CommandMenu.tsx

✓Updated keyboard navigation

✓Ran the menu tests 8 passed

+42−122 files changed

›What would you like to build next?

Running on LinuxViewed from your MacBook

STUDIOLocal model

✳

Your hardware. Your model.Open weights · Running locally

Ready

Review the command menu changes in atlas on my Linux machine.

✳

I’ll open the project and read the diff.

⑂Read project changes✓

LINUX WORKSTATIONatlas

2 changed files · Diff loaded

The shortcuts follow the existing menu behavior. Here’s what I’d check next…

Keep the conversation going…↵

Inference on StudioTools on Linux

← → fieldnotes.example/ideas★

IDEAS FOR A QUIETER INTERNET

A little more space
to think.

A saved web slate, made yours.

The best workspace gets out of your way. Keep the parts you came for, give them room to breathe, and make yourself at home.

{ }

Reading mode.jsAds hidden. Distractions removed.

✓

Saved as a web slateCustom preload applied

⑂ atlas mainLinux workstation

WORKING TREE

See what changed.

2 files

MCommandMenu.tsx+38 −10

Mshortcuts.test.ts+4 −2

src/components/CommandMenu.tsxDIFF
   function onKeyDown(event) { 
  −   if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
  +   if (event.key === 'ArrowDown') { 
  +     selectNextItem(); 
  +   } else if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
       openSelectedItem(); 
     } 

⑂Add keyboard navigation to command menuReady to review

The full pictureBuilt-in Git GUI

04See what changed

The whole Git workflow.
Built right in.

Review your agent’s changes before you commit. See the diff, stage the files you want, and keep branches, history, stashes, and repository sync in one Git GUI.

Keep your agent’s terminal and your review side by side, including for projects on another connected machine.

Diffs & commits
Branches & history
Local & remote repos

▦ dash / work surface

Connected

›_ Terminal ✳ Local model ◉ Web ⑂ Git

LINUX WORKSTATION~/projects/atlas

atlas main› codex

✳ Codex · atlas
Command menu shortcuts

› Add keyboard shortcuts to the command menu.

I’ll check the existing menu and wire up the shortcuts.

✓Read src/components/CommandMenu.tsx

✓Updated keyboard navigation

✓Ran the menu tests 8 passed

+42−122 files changed

›What would you like to build next?

Running on LinuxViewed from your MacBook

STUDIOLocal model

✳

Your hardware. Your model.Open weights · Running locally

Ready

Review the command menu changes in atlas on my Linux machine.

✳

I’ll open the project and read the diff.

⑂Read project changes✓

LINUX WORKSTATIONatlas

2 changed files · Diff loaded

The shortcuts follow the existing menu behavior. Here’s what I’d check next…

Keep the conversation going…↵

Inference on StudioTools on Linux

← → fieldnotes.example/ideas★

IDEAS FOR A QUIETER INTERNET

A little more space
to think.

A saved web slate, made yours.

The best workspace gets out of your way. Keep the parts you came for, give them room to breathe, and make yourself at home.

{ }

Reading mode.jsAds hidden. Distractions removed.

✓

Saved as a web slateCustom preload applied

⑂ atlas mainLinux workstation

WORKING TREE

See what changed.

2 files

MCommandMenu.tsx+38 −10

Mshortcuts.test.ts+4 −2

src/components/CommandMenu.tsxDIFF
   function onKeyDown(event) { 
  −   if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
  +   if (event.key === 'ArrowDown') { 
  +     selectNextItem(); 
  +   } else if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
       openSelectedItem(); 
     } 

⑂Add keyboard navigation to command menuReady to review

The full pictureBuilt-in Git GUI

▦ dash / work surface

Connected

›_ Terminal ✳ Local model ◉ Web ⑂ Git

LINUX WORKSTATION~/projects/atlas

atlas main› codex

✳ Codex · atlas
Command menu shortcuts

› Add keyboard shortcuts to the command menu.

I’ll check the existing menu and wire up the shortcuts.

✓Read src/components/CommandMenu.tsx

✓Updated keyboard navigation

✓Ran the menu tests 8 passed

+42−122 files changed

›What would you like to build next?

Running on LinuxViewed from your MacBook

STUDIOLocal model

✳

Your hardware. Your model.Open weights · Running locally

Ready

Review the command menu changes in atlas on my Linux machine.

✳

I’ll open the project and read the diff.

⑂Read project changes✓

LINUX WORKSTATIONatlas

2 changed files · Diff loaded

The shortcuts follow the existing menu behavior. Here’s what I’d check next…

Keep the conversation going…↵

Inference on StudioTools on Linux

← → fieldnotes.example/ideas★

IDEAS FOR A QUIETER INTERNET

A little more space
to think.

A saved web slate, made yours.

The best workspace gets out of your way. Keep the parts you came for, give them room to breathe, and make yourself at home.

{ }

Reading mode.jsAds hidden. Distractions removed.

✓

Saved as a web slateCustom preload applied

⑂ atlas mainLinux workstation

WORKING TREE

See what changed.

2 files

MCommandMenu.tsx+38 −10

Mshortcuts.test.ts+4 −2

src/components/CommandMenu.tsxDIFF
   function onKeyDown(event) { 
  −   if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
  +   if (event.key === 'ArrowDown') { 
  +     selectNextItem(); 
  +   } else if (event.key === 'Enter') { 
       openSelectedItem(); 
     } 

⑂Add keyboard navigation to command menuReady to review

The full pictureBuilt-in Git GUI

Your agent, running on your machine.

Your assistant. Your tools.

Give AI the tools
to do the work.

Let a compatible assistant read project files, run commands, and work with the machines you authorize. Local MCP connects assistants on your computer. Hosted Relay MCP connects compatible cloud assistants.

Explore MCP connections

Terminal agentsLocal modelsCloud assistants

Dash toolsYou choose the access

Files & projectsTerminals & GitNotes & context

Your devices. An encrypted connection.

Traffic between Dash clients is end-to-end encrypted, even through our relay. Hosted MCP integrations process the tool inputs and results you authorize. How privacy works

Dash Cloud

Start free.
Connect your whole setup.

Dash Desktop works without an account.
Add a free account to connect your machines.
Go Pro for relay connections and hosted MCP.

Free

Make yourself at home

$0/ month

Your workspace, your tools, your machines.

Download Dash

Local projects, terminals, browser & Git
Supported open weight models on your hardware
Local MCP for compatible assistants
Direct connections between your machines
Dash Web and supported encrypted account sync

An account is only needed for connected features.

Pro

Beta pricing

CA$20/ month

Keep reaching your machines when a direct connection can’t get through.

Open Dash to upgrade

In Dash: Account settings → Subscription → Upgrade to Pro.

Everything included in Free
End-to-end encrypted relay connections between your devices
Connect compatible cloud assistants to your tools with hosted Relay MCP

CA$20/month during beta. Pricing is subject to change.
Cancel anytime; Pro continues until your billing period ends.

All prices in Canadian dollars. Third-party AI subscriptions and model-provider charges are separate. Remote machines need to be online and running Dash.

A few good questions

Before you
make yourself at home.

Read the Dash docs

Do I need an account to use Dash?

No. Dash Desktop works locally without an account, including local projects, terminals, supported models, web bookmarks, Git, and Local MCP. A free account connects your machines and lets you use Dash Web.

Can I use the coding agent I already pay for?

You can run installed command-line coding agents in Dash’s terminals, using their own accounts and subscriptions. Compatible MCP clients can also connect to Dash’s tools. Dash Pro does not include third-party model subscriptions or inference credits.

Does Dash upload my projects to the cloud?

Dash does not automatically upload or replicate your project files. Remote work runs on the machine hosting the project. Supported account content, such as notes and saved cloud lenses, is encrypted before it is synchronized.

What stays running when I switch devices?

Your terminal or agent work remains on its host machine while you connect from another device. Keep that machine awake, online, and running Dash Desktop. Switching the viewing device does not move the running process to it.

What can I do from my phone?

Open Dash Web in your browser to reach supported files, terminals, Git, and agent conversations on connected machines. Desktop web slates and their custom preload scripts run on the computer hosting them; remote browser viewing is not currently available.

Are all connections end-to-end encrypted?

Ordinary connections between Dash clients are end-to-end encrypted, including when they pass through Dash Relay. Hosted Relay MCP is different: the hosted service and the assistant you connect can read the tool inputs and results you authorize. You choose which machines, projects, and actions an integration can access.

Built at Blackboard

Built with the tools
we believe in.

Dash is built with Electrobun, Cottontail, and Warren. We build these tools to turn ambitious ideas into software—and use them to build Dash.

Explore Electrobun

Your next workspace is already yours.

Bring it all
together.

Download Dash Open Dash Web

macOS · Windows · Linux · Web

All your machines.One work surface.

Make your wholesetup work together.

Your agent.Wherever you are.

Run AI on machinesyou already own.

Your websites.Your way.

The whole Git workflow.Built right in.

Give AI the toolsto do the work.

Your devices. An encrypted connection.

Start free.Connect your whole setup.

Free

Pro

Before youmake yourself at home.

Built with the toolswe believe in.

Bring it alltogether.

All your machines.
One work surface.

Make your whole
setup work together.

Your agent.
Wherever you are.

Run AI on machines
you already own.

Your websites.
Your way.

The whole Git workflow.
Built right in.

Give AI the tools
to do the work.

Start free.
Connect your whole setup.

Before you
make yourself at home.

Built with the tools
we believe in.

Bring it all
together.