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Version 1.11.0 · Free download

Sesori for desktop

Run the Sesori Bridge from your menu bar or system tray, and steer every AI coding session from one window. No terminal to keep open.

Stable · macOS v1.11.0

Disk image (.dmg) · 31 MB · Signed and notarized by DigitalBlock Labs LTD.

Download for Apple silicon Intel

Stable · Windows Not available

Per-user install. No administrator rights needed.

Stable · Linux v1.11.0

x64 builds. ARM64 and the APT/DNF repositories are under all downloads.

Download DEB RPM AppImage

Tested on Ubuntu 24.04 desktops, Debian 13 and Fedora 44 packages, and the Arch Linux AppImage.

Sesori Desktop showing the Claude Code session Fix flaky checkout test waiting on a question, with other sessions in the sidebar

Product UI rendered with demo data. Native controls vary by platform.

Need a different processor, a checksum, or update steps? See all downloads.

Your Bridge, minus the terminal

The same local Bridge that powers the mobile app, wrapped in a native app for the computer where your code lives.

  • No terminal to babysit

    Sesori starts the Bridge for you, keeps it running from the menu bar or system tray, and restarts it if it stops. Turn on launch at login and it is ready before you are.

  • Every session, one window

    Projects and recent sessions sit in a sidebar. Open any session to read the transcript, review changes, answer questions, and send the next prompt from your keyboard.

  • Your code stays put

    Repositories and coding assistants stay on your computer. Ordinary session payloads between your devices and the Bridge are end-to-end encrypted, so the relay only forwards ciphertext.

    Read the security model

  • Native and signed

    Separate builds for Apple silicon, Intel Macs, x64, and ARM64. macOS builds are signed and notarized by DigitalBlock Labs LTD. Windows installs per user without administrator rights. Linux ships as DEB and RPM packages, from signed APT and DNF repositories, or as a portable AppImage.

Up and running in minutes

  1. 1

    Install Sesori

    Pick the build for your computer and open it. You need one supported coding assistant set up on the same machine.

    Supported assistants
  2. 2

    Sign in and turn the Bridge on

    Sign in with your Sesori account, then switch the Bridge on. Sesori remembers that choice the next time it starts.

  3. 3

    Pick up any session

    Your projects and sessions appear in the sidebar. Sign in to the phone app with the same account and the same sessions are there when you walk away.

    Get the mobile app

Prefer the terminal? The Bridge CLI does the same job.

Get Support Read Docs

  1. 1. Install the Bridge CLI

    * Requires one supported assistant already set up on this machine.

  2. 2. Run the Bridge on your computer

    Run this in your terminal on the same machine as your assistant.

All downloads

Public desktop downloads, by channel and processor. Files appear only after their shared release completes desktop publication. A newer core-only release does not replace a completed desktop preview.

macOS

Windows

  • x64

    Most Windows PCs (Intel or AMD)

    Installer (.exe)

    Download currently unavailable

  • ARM64

    Snapdragon and other ARM PCs

    Installer (.exe)

    Download currently unavailable

Linux

Sign-in, keyring, tray, and upgrades are tested on Ubuntu 24.04 desktops, packages on Debian 13 and Fedora 44, and the AppImage on Arch Linux. RPMs are signed; DEBs and AppImages are covered by signed checksums. Verify before installing. Signing and verification notes.

The AppImage is a portable single file. It needs glibc 2.39 or newer, GTK 3, libsecret, EGL/GLES, and FUSE on the host. Mark it executable and run it from a fixed path: it updates itself in place there, which keeps launch at login working. The x64 image is qualified on Arch Linux and the ARM64 image on Arch Linux ARM, the community port; other distributions are not verified.

Linux package managers

Sesori is published to signed APT and DNF repositories for x64 and ARM64, as the sesori-desktop package. Installing a DEB or RPM registers its repository too, so updates arrive through your system's software updater.

Sign-in, keyring, tray, and upgrades are tested on Ubuntu 24.04 desktops, packages on Debian 13 and Fedora 44, and the AppImage on Arch Linux.

First download the signing key and check that its primary fingerprint is E6BF6EF7B203685F480D4A2E73B86E42F31FDAE7. 

curl -fsSLo sesori.asc https://storage.googleapis.com/sesori-ai-linux-packages/sesori-linux-public.asc
gpg --show-keys sesori.asc

Debian and Ubuntu (apt)

sudo install -D -m 0644 sesori.asc /etc/apt/keyrings/sesori.asc
echo "deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/sesori.asc] https://storage.googleapis.com/sesori-ai-linux-packages/apt stable main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/sesori.list
sudo apt update
sudo apt install sesori-desktop

Fedora (dnf)

sudo tee /etc/yum.repos.d/sesori.repo > /dev/null <<'EOF'
[sesori-stable]
name=Sesori
baseurl=https://storage.googleapis.com/sesori-ai-linux-packages/rpm/stable/$basearch
enabled=1
gpgcheck=1
repo_gpgcheck=1
gpgkey=https://storage.googleapis.com/sesori-ai-linux-packages/sesori-linux-public.asc
EOF
sudo dnf install sesori-desktop

When dnf asks to import the key, accept it only if the fingerprint matches.

To follow opt-in internal previews instead, replace stable with internal in these commands. They may change between builds and never replace a stable install automatically. View Linux internal preview downloads.

Internal preview channel Preview builds · Not a stable release

Internal previews are opt-in and may change between builds. They keep their own channel and never replace a stable install automatically. Download the newest completed preview here rather than bookmarking an old tag.

Linux previews share the tested environments and AppImage requirements of stable Linux builds.

Updates

Sesori updates itself, Bridge included. A new version downloads in the background and installs when you Quit or choose Restart to update in Settings or the tray menu. Each install stays on its own channel and processor.

  • macOS

    Sparkle installs each update in the background.

  • Linux AppImage

    Velopack replaces the image in place, so launch at login keeps working.

  • Windows

    Velopack too, starting with the first public Windows release.

  • Linux DEB and RPM

    Installing the package registers the signed Sesori repository, so the software updater on your system brings new versions. They install silently where unattended-upgrades runs for DEB, as on Ubuntu by default, or dnf-automatic for RPM. Elsewhere they come through the normal update prompt. Sesori then offers Restart to update.

Automatic updates in Settings, under Desktop updates, is on by default. Turned off, Sesori stops checking in the background, and Check for updates still checks when you ask. On DEB and RPM, silent installs follow your system updater settings.

FAQs

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