BENIAN OS FOR DESKTOP

Your operating system, now on your desktop.

Native, fast, and one keystroke away. The same Benian OS you run in the browser — as a real app on your machine.

Coming soon · macOS (Apple Silicon)

We’re code-signing and notarizing the builds so they install cleanly on macOS and Windows. Want early access?

macOS (Intel)soonWindows 10/11soon
Prefer the web? Open Benian OS in your browser
WHAT YOU GET

The web app, made native.

Everything you already do in Benian OS — wrapped in a fast, focused desktop shell.

A native window, not a tab

A real desktop app with its own window, dock and taskbar presence, and no browser chrome in the way. Benian OS feels like part of your machine.

One keystroke away

A global shortcut and an always-on menu-bar / tray presence. Summon your operating system from anywhere, mid-task, without hunting for a tab.

Updates automatically

New versions install themselves quietly in the background. You stay on the latest build without ever downloading an installer twice.

Your whole workspace

Signs into your existing Benian account. Every workflow, agent, and dashboard you already run on the web, now native on the desktop.

DETAILS

Builds and system requirements.

Download details

v0.1.0
  • macOS (Apple Silicon)Coming soon

    SHA-256 published with each signed release.

  • macOS (Intel)Coming soon

    SHA-256 published with each signed release.

  • Windows 10/11Coming soon

    SHA-256 published with each signed release.

System requirements

  • macOS 12 (Monterey) or later
  • Windows 10 or later
Updates automatically

Once installed, Benian OS keeps itself up to date. New versions download and apply in the background — no reinstalling, ever.

A quick note on Gatekeeper / SmartScreen prompts.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The desktop app is a thin, native shell around the same Benian OS you already use at os.benian.ai — it signs into your existing account and runs through it, with no separate data store. Public builds will ship code-signed (Apple Developer ID + notarization on macOS, a code-signing certificate on Windows) so they install without security warnings.