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Signed, notarized, auto-updating and free. Built for Apple Silicon and macOS 26.
Push v1.10.330
One download for the Mac your team’s agents will run on. Sparkle handles every update after that.
Install on the Mac that will stay on. Sign in; you own the workspace. Then push slack setup creates the Slack app for you. Read the full team setup guide.
Open the DMG and drag Push.app into /Applications. Gatekeeper passes because the build is signed and notarized. Keep this Mac awake with Always On and keep Push open.
Sign in with Apple, Google or GitHub. Your account becomes the owner; your own devices are admitted automatically. Push detects Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Hermes in your folders.
Run push slack setup. Approve the install in Slack, paste the two tokens it issues, then map or link your teammates and invite the bot to a channel. The first request is whatever your team was about to ask you.
Your operator has already set up the Mac. To ask in Slack you need nothing at all. For the board, the terminals or the iPhone app, you need a Push account and the link your operator sends. How Push works in Slack.
Mention the bot or write in a channel it listens to. The answer comes back in the thread, with files when the agent made some. If the agent has a question, it asks you there.
Ask your operator for the link to your workspace and sign in once with Apple, Google or GitHub. You see the controls your role allows. Viewing and commenting need no approval.
The iPhone app is a TestFlight beta. Join it, sign in with the same account, and watch live terminals, answer approvals and capture by voice from anywhere.
Push checks releases.pushto.do on launch and periodically while running. Updates are verified through Apple code signing and a Sparkle EdDSA signature.
Push detects Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Hermes. Each gets session resume, history, normalized tab titles and theme-aware terminal output, on the plan you already have.
Workspace state lives under ~/.push/. Agent transcripts stay in each agent's own store. Push never uploads a transcript.
Windows and Linux are not available today. Watch the public tracker to follow cross-platform work.
Free, signed and notarized. The download is the only setup step we cannot do for you; your team does the rest from Slack.