Beta Launch

A home for every app and account. That idea is why we started building Onedash.

Work rarely happens in one place. Between messaging, documents, client platforms and multiple accounts for the same service, it is easy to end up with a crowded desktop and too many browser windows. Onedash brings those services into one workspace, with room to keep accounts and sessions organised.

We built Onedash with Tauri and native operating system webviews, with a focus on keeping the desktop experience responsive as you add services. Rather than treating every service as another browser tab or separate application, Onedash gives each one a place within the same workspace.

Privacy has also shaped how we build the app, particularly how features such as notes and transcriptions are handled. We want privacy to be part of the underlying architecture rather than something added later.

Windows is currently our main focus, while our macOS and Linux builds continue to be developed and tested. There is still plenty we want to improve as Onedash moves towards a wider release, from performance and usability to the features that will make managing apps and accounts easier.

This is the beginning for Onedash. We started with a simple problem we wanted to solve for ourselves, and we are looking forward to seeing where we can take it.