Pricing

Onedash is a high-performance, security-focused desktop workspace built with Rust. It brings web apps, services and multiple accounts into isolated sessions, allowing users to manage their tools from one application without relying on separate browser profiles or multiple desktop apps.

Onedash is currently available for Windows. Support for macOS and Linux is in development and planned for a future release.

Authentication credentials and persistent device tokens are protected using the operating system credential store, including Windows Credential Manager. Short-lived authentication tokens are handled within the native application. Each installation also uses its own encryption key to protect the local database at rest. Where cloud services are used, sensitive data is encrypted before transmission and protected using managed encryption keys. Key material is separated across multiple infrastructure components, reducing reliance on any single point of failure and limiting the risk associated with the compromise of any one system or credential.

Yes. A remote wipe can remove local workspace data, active sessions and protected encryption keys from a lost device without affecting personal files. Local database files are also bound to encryption material protected on the host device. Copying those files to another computer does not make the data accessible, as the corresponding decryption keys are not stored within the database itself and remain protected on the original device.

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS4a, and SOCKS5 are supported, with dedicated proxy configuration available per service.

Yes. Workspace configurations, preferences and notes can sync securely across authorized devices. Synced data is encrypted before transmission, while active sessions, account logins and local authentication data remain stored on the individual device.