Your control plane, one keystroke away.
The desktop app puts deployments, live logs and rollbacks behind a global shortcut, with native notifications when a deploy finishes. It still installs nothing on your servers. macOS first. Windows and Linux follow later this year.
macOS 13 Ventura or later · unsigned local build for now · manual updates
Signed .exe installer, targeting Q4 2026. Same shortcuts, same tray.
AppImage and .deb, after Windows ships. Ubuntu 24.04 is the reference target.
Everything the web app does, closer to your hands.
Hit ⌘K from anywhere on your Mac. Deploy a branch, tail a log or roll back without leaving the editor you were in.
A deploy finishing, a server going quiet, a certificate about to lapse. It reaches you in the menu bar instead of a tab you closed.
The app is a client, not an agent. Nothing new lands on your servers, and everything you do in it shows up in the web app too.
Drag Wemazu into Applications. No installer, no admin password.
The same account as the web app, through Simezu. Your projects and servers are already there.
Pick a branch, pick an environment, watch it land. Updates arrive quietly in the background.
Prefer the browser? Nothing here is desktop-only. Use the web app on any machine.