Desktop App · v0.1.0 · Public Beta

OPSYNC on your desktop.

Everything you use at opsynchub.com, installed natively. Faster startup, always one click away in your taskbar, and native notifications so you never miss a call, ticket, or hand-off.

All platforms

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Windows

Windows 10 or newer · 64-bit

OpSyncHub-Setup.exe

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macOS (Apple Silicon)

macOS 11 Big Sur or newer · M1 / M2 / M3

OpSyncHub-mac-arm64.dmg

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macOS (Intel)

macOS 11 Big Sur or newer · Intel

OpSyncHub-mac-x64.dmg

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Linux (AppImage)

Most distributions · 64-bit

OpSyncHub-linux.AppImage

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Linux (Debian / Ubuntu)

.deb package · apt install

OpSyncHub-linux.deb

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Why install the desktop app?

The same OPSYNC you know, but wired into your operating system.

Native notifications

Call assignments, QA flags, and SLA warnings surface through your OS — not browser tabs.

Instant startup

Always pinned to your taskbar or dock. Launch into your queue in under a second.

Hardened & secure

Context-isolated, sandboxed renderer, origin-locked navigation, permission allowlist.

Silent auto-updates

New features land automatically — no installer reruns, no IT tickets.

System requirements

  • Windows 10 (64-bit) or newer
  • macOS 11 Big Sur or newer (Intel & Apple Silicon)
  • Debian 10+ / Ubuntu 20.04+ / most modern distros (AppImage)
  • 2 GB RAM minimum · 500 MB disk space
  • Broadband internet connection

Common questions

Do I need a separate account?

No. Sign in with your existing OPSYNC account — same email, same permissions, same data.

Does it work offline?

Partial. The app needs an internet connection for live data, but auth persists and queued actions sync when you reconnect.

Will I get an SmartScreen or Gatekeeper warning?

During public beta, yes — builds are still being code-signed. Click More info → Run anyway on Windows, or System Settings → Security on macOS.

Is my data different between web and desktop?

No. Both clients talk to the same backend. Anything you do in one shows up instantly in the other.

Prefer the browser?

OPSYNC runs anywhere — desktop is just the fastest way in.

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