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Palette Desktop
Work with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Mistral, and Palette on your own files and folders. Start with context your team already has, work safely in separate sessions, and review what changes before saving it back.
macOS 12 or later. Apple Silicon and Intel.
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Choose the agent that fits the task, then chat, edit files, preview results, and review changes in one visual workspace—without having to work in a terminal.
Your context stays in the workspace, so the work does not have to stay with one model. Start with one agent, continue with another, ask them to review each other, or let several move different parts of the work forward at once.
Use the agent that fits the work instead of forcing every task through the same model.
Move to a newer supported agent or model without rebuilding the workspace around it.
Start with one agent, continue with another, or ask a second agent to challenge and improve the work.
Use separate chats and sessions to move several tasks forward against the same durable context.
Everyone starts with the workspace context already in place. Each person starts a separate session, works with one or several agents, and saves approved work back so the whole team has it.
Begin with the workspace context already in place, inside a separate session for the task.
Use one or several agents while drafts and file changes stay safely inside the session.
Review the changes, keep what is useful, and save approved work back for everyone.
Each workspace gives people and agents a focused place to work with the context they need. Create several, keep each one in its own folder, and choose whether it stays local or is shared with a team.
Create one workspace for the whole company, or separate workspaces for a team, function, or project. Each lives in its own folder.
Keep a workspace on your computer, or in a folder synced through Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, or iCloud.
Share the folder through your storage service. Each teammate opens their synced copy as a workspace in Palette Desktop.
Simon HansenCPO, AirtamePalette Desktop gives non-technical users superpowers by combining AI models with the tools and files that they and their teams are already working in.
DenitsaProduct Manager, Lab08Palette Desktop helped me build a Project Brain for the products I manage: connecting meetings, Jira tasks, roadmap plans, features, files, decisions, and code context into one place. Now I can see not only what I generate with AI, but where it lands, how it connects, and what needs to happen next.
Ole Qvist-SørensenFounder, Bigger PictureWorking in folders with Palette completely changed how we run our company.
Cal BrennanProduct & Growth Lead, KIN AIPalette Desktop and its folder structure is the most effective way our team has used Claude Code so far.
Daniel JakobsenLead Product Manager, AbtionPalette Desktop clicked for us from day one. We pointed it at our shared project folder, and suddenly the whole team had one context layer to work from. Projects, notes and decisions all in one place the whole team builds on.
Julie FauerbyCustomer Success Lead, ComundoPalette Desktop helped me automate how we create companies/deals in HubSpot, and enabled me to build my own little tool to get an overview of potential new customers for outreach.
Choose a ready-made folder system for a company, function, or project, or add a focused workflow to a folder you already use. Install it from Desktop and let your agent adapt it to your work.
Each useful brief, decision, report, lesson, and plan stays in the shared structure. The next person or agent starts from what the team already learned and produced.
Your team should not have to explain the same thing twice. Decisions, corrections, and useful work stay in the workspace, so the next person or agent can pick up where the last one left off.
Give an agent the files and background for a real piece of work. Keep the result in the same shared structure, ready for the next person or task.
Bring together feedback, research, and existing plans. Ask an agent to find patterns, update the brief, and propose next steps.
Work from your positioning, customer proof, and previous campaigns to create the brief, copy, assets, and rollout plan.
Turn spreadsheets, customer lists, or operating data into a dashboard or lightweight workflow without starting an engineering project.
Bring plans, meeting notes, decisions, and deliverables together so every teammate and agent starts from the latest context.
Explore the features behind the workflow, from shared workspaces and agent setup to HTML sharing and reusable actions.
Good structure, clear instructions, and shared memory make the same agents more useful. Start with the practices we use inside Palette.
Yes. Palette gives you the same underlying agent capabilities in an easier visual workspace, with folders, sessions, file previews, and review built around them.
The main advantage is choice and context. You can use different supported agents on the files and folders where your team’s work already lives, then keep the result there for everyone else.
Palette works with folders on your computer. If your Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, or iCloud folders are synced locally, you can open them like any other folder.
Not while you work. Each session starts as a safe copy. You review the changes and decide what to save back.
Palette’s own agent is built in. For supported external agents, use the subscription or API key that agent requires.
Yes. Desktop works on its own with the folder you choose. Palette OS is a separate company-wide layer.
Palette Desktop is available for Mac today. Windows is in development.
Get started
Download Palette Desktop and open your first folder.
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Zero data retention. Enabled across all models available in Palette.
Access stays in your control. Palette only accesses what you authorize.
GDPR processes in place. DPA available, with requests handled by our team.
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