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A desktop app for running agents (like Claude Code and Codex) on shared folders with your team.
Point Palette Desktop at a shared folder on Google Drive or Dropbox. That folder is now your team's workspace. Run multiple chats across multiple sessions, and review all work before saving it back.
Works on its own, or with the Palette context layer for live org context in every session.
Some context is best given to an agent through folders. Working in those folders together as a team is a new way of working, and Palette Desktop makes it easy.
Point it at any folder on Google Drive or Dropbox, share it with your team, run Claude Code or Codex across multiple chat sessions, and review every change before it saves back. No terminal, no setup that takes a week.
Knowledge workers across every team but engineering, who've hit the ceiling of chat tools:
This isn't for writing code. Engineers already have Cursor, Conductor, and Claude Code in the terminal for that. Palette Desktop is for everything else: writing, research, planning, ops, GTM, design.
Not long ago we found ourselves using Claude Code for pretty much everything, including everything outside engineering. We tried Cursor and Conductor. We even used the terminal directly. They were all made for engineering, not for the rest of our work.
Cowork came along, but it locked us to Claude and chats wrote straight to the folder, which got messy when our team shared one. What we wanted was to pick our agent, work together in shared folders, and review changes before they saved back. So we built it.
Ready to try it? Follow the Quick Start to download Palette Desktop and run your first session.
Want to understand how it works first? Start with Workspaces or Sessions.