The native agent is in Private beta on macOS today; Windows and Linux agents exist but are still In development, and mobile is only Planned — there’s no installable build for it yet.
What this means for you
macOS (Apple silicon and Intel) — Private beta. This is the fully-built native menu-bar agent: screen, foreground app, and activity level, with a permanent tray indicator. This is what’s ready to install and use day to day.
Windows (10 / 11, x64) — In development. The native tray agent builds from source today; signed installers are on the way, and the native input hooks still need real-world verification on Windows.
Linux (X11) — In development. The native agent is a small binary with no runtime dependency, and it builds from source today; packaged
.deb/.AppImagebuilds are in progress. There’s no tray icon on Linux yet — a guided command-line setup signs you in instead.Browser extension — Private beta, and Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari all ship today. It’s a separate, lighter capture surface: it reports the site (the domain only, never the page’s path, query, or content) that the desktop agent itself can’t see, and it enrolls as its own browser device under you.
Mobile (iOS & Android) — Planned. The native app hasn’t started. Nothing is installable yet; what it will eventually need — GPS clock-in and geofenced job sites — already exists on the backend, ready for when the app arrives.
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