Getting started

Install the desktop app

Pick the build for your machine on the download page. The installer puts OpenPrompt in your applications folder like any other desktop app.

• macOS: Apple Silicon or Intel · macOS 13 or later
• Windows: Windows 10 or later · x64 or ARM64
• Linux: x64 · AppImage, .deb, or .rpm

Sign in

Opening the app sends you to openprompt.tech to sign in with Google, then hands the session back. Your plan and limits travel with the account, so the desktop app and the web dashboard always agree.

Link a project folder

Point OpenPrompt at a repository. It indexes the project, watches the editors you already use, and starts filing prompts, context and diffs against it. A project can own more than one folder; projects and capture explains how prompts find the right one.

Choose what to capture

Monitor my IDEs is the master switch, and each app can be turned off beneath it. Cursor, Codex and Antigravity are read from the chat logs they keep in the project folder. Capturing Claude Desktop on a Mac needs Accessibility permission, which macOS will ask you to grant.

Connect your agents (optional)

To hand work to Claude, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity or Copilot from OpenPrompt, connect their CLIs in Agent Mode. A missing CLI can be installed from Settings, then connected. Sign in runs the CLI’s own sign-in inside the app, and the vendor’s page it opens can create an account too.

Take the tour

If you have no projects yet, a short guide opens in the corner of the app. It starts with creating a project, walks through Captures, Git, Usage and the Workbench, and ends at connecting an agent. Skip it whenever you like, and run it again from Start tour in Settings.

What the Free plan includes

Paid plans raise the limits. Compare every plan.

• 500 Smart Enhance, 500 Quick Enhance and 500 commit messages a day
• Up to 5 projects, 3 named agents each
• Full desktop app on macOS, Windows, and Linux
• OpenPrompt Agent across the coding agents you connect
• No card required