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Desktop bridge

Download the app that runs work on your computer

The bridge waits for tasks you approve. It never runs anything on its own.

Version 1.5.8
Verify what you install
The Windows and macOS files you take straight from this page are unsigned: the setup .exe and the .msi under Other Windows downloads, which SmartScreen warns about, and the macOS .dmg, which macOS refuses until you allow it by hand. We hold no Windows or Apple code-signing certificate of our own yet. Take these files only from this page and compare each one's SHA-256 against the line for it in SHA256SUMS.txt, linked under Verify the download, before installing. The two store buttons are a different route: Microsoft signs the Windows package when the Store ingests it, and Google re-signs the Android build it serves through Play App Signing, so neither raises an unknown-publisher warning — that is the store vouching for the package, not a certificate of ours.

macOS

Download .dmg
Version
1.2.10
Minimum OS
macOS 13 Ventura
Architecture
Universal

Windows

Microsoft Store
Other Windows downloads
Download setup .exeDownload .msi for managed installs
Version
1.5.8
Minimum OS
Windows 10 1809
Architecture
x86_64

The version above is the setup .exe and .msi under Other Windows downloads. The Store package is submitted separately and can trail them. On older Windows 10 images the Edge WebView2 runtime may need installing separately.

Linux

Install Flatpak
Version
1.3.0
Minimum OS
Any distribution with Flatpak
Architecture
x86_64

Android

Get it on Google Play
Version
1.3.0
Minimum OS
Android 7.0
Architecture
arm64, armv7, x86_64

Play is the only route: no .apk is published from this page. Play installs the build that matches the phone and keeps it updated.

macOS will refuse this build the first time you open it
The .dmg is not signed with an Apple Developer ID and is not notarized, so macOS blocks it on first launch and says it cannot verify the app is free of malware. To open it anyway: drag AI WorkForce to Applications, try to open it once and let it be refused, then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, and press Open Anyway. You only do this once. If you would rather not, use the checksum below to confirm the download and wait for a signed build.
Linux installs from our own Flatpak repository
Opening the file above adds the AI WorkForce remote and installs the app; updates then arrive with flatpak update. The repository is signed, and the GNOME runtime it needs comes from Flathub.
Would you rather not use Flatpak? There is a plain .deb.Download .deb
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What happens after you install

  1. Install and open the app

    On a computer it sits in your menu bar or system tray; on a phone it is simply the app you opened. Either way it is idle until it is linked.

  2. Approve it in your browser

    The app opens the approval page in your default browser, where you are already signed in. To approve from another device instead, the app also shows a short code — single-use, and it expires after ten minutes.

  3. Check the device, then approve

    Confirm the device name, operating system and app version. The app picks the approval up by itself.

I have a code — link my computer

Verify the download

Each release publishes the SHA-256 of every file in SHA256SUMS.txt, linked below. Compare the output with the line for your file, and delete the file if they differ.

macOS / Linux
shasum -a 256 <downloaded-file>
Windows PowerShell
Get-FileHash .\<downloaded-file> -Algorithm SHA256
Published checksums