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Desktop app

The desktop app puts FocusAnalyze in its own window, out of your browser tabs, with OS notifications and the timer always at hand.

Download it from the downloads page, or from Settings → Download.

What it is

The desktop app is the web dashboard, running in a native shell rather than a reimplementation of it. That's a deliberate choice: one codebase means the desktop app never lags a release behind, and there's no second version of a feature to drift out of sync.

What you gain over the browser is the shell, not different features — a dedicated window, OS-level notifications, and the timer visible without hunting for a tab.

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Signing in

Desktop is sign-in only — there's no account creation form in the app. Click "Click to log in" and your system browser opens the same hosted sign-in page used everywhere else. Once you're through, the app takes over.

Your session tokens are stored in your operating system's keychain, not in a file the app manages itself.

What's not in the desktop app

The marketing site, the docs you're reading, and the CMS-driven pages aren't part of the desktop build — it ships the dashboard only.

Payments

Plan changes and cancellations always happen in the browser, never inside the desktop app. If you start an upgrade here, you'll be handed off to your browser to complete it.