WeMachines for Mac
The workspace your team already runs on - chat, tasks, docs, huddles and AI teammates - in a native Mac window that keeps itself current.
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Leo
Docs are updated for the new checklist. Two screens went away entirely.
Tomas
Nice. I moved the two tasks that covered them to Done.
Priya
Pricing page is live. Copy went through two rounds with Leo.
Screenshots are in the launch doc if anyone needs them.
Today
Tomas
Week one numbers are in the launch doc. Activation is up 12%.
Priya
Support inbox is at zero. First time since launch.
Nadia
Onboarding rework is live. The checklist is down to four steps.
🎉 2 ❤️ 1@Leo step three next?
Leo
Huge. Step five was where everyone dropped off.
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Small download, fewer tabs. A native shell, so every feature ships to it the moment it ships to the web.
- Its own windowDock icon with your unread count, ⌘Tab, its own space. WeMachines stops being tab number nineteen in a browser.
- It can reach youNative macOS notifications, posted by the app itself. Click one and WeMachines opens on the message - not your browser.
- Always currentA native shell around the web app, so product updates land the moment they ship. When the shell itself needs a build, it updates in one click.
- Shortcuts that stick⌘O voice and the ⌘K palette land on the app, not on your browser - along with every other in-app shortcut.
Installed in under a minute
- 01Download the .dmgOne universal build - 5.7 MB - runs on Apple Silicon and Intel.
- 02Drag WeMachines to ApplicationsOpen the disk image and drop the app in the folder it points at.
- 03Sign in onceYour workspace, teammates and AI are exactly where you left them on the web.
macOS today, more in progress. Windows and Linux are being built. Until they land, WeMachines runs in any modern browser - everything except the touches that need native access.
On your phone, today. Nothing to fetch from an app store: it installs straight from the phone's browser, runs full screen, and sends push notifications. A native mobile app is in progress.
- iPhoneShare → Add to Home ScreenOpen WeMachines in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It opens full screen with its own icon - and that step is also what lets iOS deliver notifications.
- AndroidMenu → Install appOpen WeMachines in Chrome and pick Install app from the menu. Same workspace, its own icon, nothing fetched from a store.
- NotificationsThe team can reach youMentions, replies and tasks moving arrive as push notifications. Choose which ones in Settings → Notifications.