LEERA-128JDJordan
Connect GitHub pull requests to issues
UrgentSep 18, 20263
leera AppsYour workspace, within reach.A place for your work.
A place for your work.
More ways to be there.
Work in your browser or in the Leera desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Self-hosted teams have their own app. Mobile apps are in development.
macOS app availableLiquid Glass styling preview
The board, the backlog, and the details that move the work.
Sample workspace. Updated macOS styling preview.01 / THE FAMILIAR WORKSPACE
The same navigation, views, and issue details. Pick an app to explore.
02 / AT HOME ON YOUR MAC
The updated Mac styling follows system appearance and accessibility settings. Reduced transparency or increased contrast keeps the window opaque.
ONE WORKSPACE. A LITTLE MORE ROOM.
A sample workspace with a preview of the updated macOS styling. Glass availability and appearance depend on the desktop release, macOS version, and system settings.
01 / AVAILABLE ON THE WEBThe work is already here.
The work is already here.
Come on in.
Start with the browser you already use. Plan the next sprint, open the project brief, or catch up on a conversation—all in the same Leera workspace.
Settle into the work.
Give the roadmap, board, and issue details room on a larger screen. Move between the plan and the work behind it.
Explore PlannerKeep the context close.
Open shared documents beside the project they explain. Return to the brief, the decisions, and the next useful step.
Explore DocumentsFind your way back.
Catch up on mentions and project activity. Follow an update to the conversation or issue that needs your attention.
Explore InboxA smaller screen. The same workspace. The responsive web interface adapts to your device, with your existing project access and permissions. Use an internet connection for the current web experience.
The work stays familiar
A smaller space. The same context.
Keep your projects, documents, and conversations together in the responsive web app. Open the same workspace on a smaller screen, with your existing access and permissions.
The desktop app is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Mobile apps are in development; use the responsive web app on your phone.
02 / THE PLATFORM PICTUREHere today.
Here today.
On more of your screens.
Use the web workspace or the desktop app today. Mobile apps are in development. Here’s where each platform stands.
Available today
Web
Your browser. Your workspace.
Get to your projects, documents, and conversations from the responsive web app.
Version 1.0.0
Desktop
macOS · Windows · Linux
A dedicated application for the place where you spend your working day.
In development
Mobile
iOS · Android
Project context, updates, and conversations designed for a smaller screen.
App-store links to come
Desktop releases are published on GitHub. Mobile availability will be shared in release updates.Follow the changelog
03 / DOWNLOADThe Leera desktop app.
The Leera desktop app.
Version 1.0.0.
Released October 2, 2026 for macOS, Windows, and Linux, for your Leera Cloud workspaces. Every download updates itself, and the app installs only updates that carry Leera’s update signature.
macOS
macOS 12 or later- Download Mac disk image (.dmg)Apple silicon and Intel · 6.2 MB
SHA-256
a3a8f1d2069c525e33e8c5e317911eacde16d72f31ed33dc05b4d8f0466bd13e
- The macOS app is signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple.
Windows
- Download Windows installer (.exe)64-bit Intel or AMD (x86-64) · 2.3 MB
SHA-256
d266a40c4591c999a2ad6ee44a2c0c2cc7aab1d15717fdad0ea4c17e1c416880
- The Windows installer is not yet code-signed, so Microsoft Defender SmartScreen may warn that the app is unrecognized. Continue only with a file downloaded from this page or the leera-app/leera-selfhost releases on GitHub.
Linux
- Download AppImage64-bit Intel or AMD (x86-64) · 81.7 MB
SHA-256
793f806660ad61e002e06709faab6f536d68a464e255c64d45eec310325a9216 - Download Debian or Ubuntu package (.deb)64-bit Intel or AMD (x86-64) · 3.5 MB
SHA-256
066e54e5f4d704d3624ea1f8cc5e793fc52f25b8fce945fabce04c002b2d292f - Download Fedora or RHEL package (.rpm)64-bit Intel or AMD (x86-64) · 3.5 MB
SHA-256
f1824b80e5697f48446b8414ab263caffee55ddd03020e0d029757cd73f9b6b4
- Make the AppImage executable, then open it; the first time it opens, it sets itself up to open leera:// links. Some distributions need FUSE 2 (libfuse2) to run AppImages.
- Updating a .deb or .rpm installation asks for an administrator password.
- Linux packages are not signed; compare the SHA-256 checksum listed on this page before installing.
Running Leera on your own server? Use Leera Self-Hosted, a separate app that connects to your instance’s address. Get it from the Desktop app entry at the bottom of your instance’s sidebar in a desktop browser (self-hosted server releases after 1.3.0 include it), or from the desktop releases of leera-app/leera-selfhost on GitHub. Leera, the app on this page, opens Leera Cloud only.
Release notes and the installers of both apps are also on GitHub.Leera Desktop 1.0.0
04 / NATIVE WHERE IT HELPSA natural place
A natural place
in your day.
The desktop app gives your workspace its own window and brings its alerts into your day. A mobile app is next, built around the same workspace.
See what’s taking shapeON YOUR DESKTOP
Make room for focused work.
- Your Leera Cloud workspaces in a window of their own
- Native notifications while Leera is in the background
- Unread count on the macOS Dock
- leera:// links that open supported workspace pages in the app
- Signed automatic updates
ON YOUR PHONE
Keep a little context with you.
Mobile development focuses on issues, inbox updates, AI conversations, and reports. The responsive web app is available while native releases are prepared.
05 / GOOD TO KNOW
Before you get started.
Where can I download the Leera desktop app?+
Use the download section on this page. The Leera app for macOS, Windows, and Linux opens Leera Cloud; its installers are published as releases in the public leera-app/leera-selfhost repository on GitHub. Mobile apps are in development; use the responsive web app on your phone.
Is there a desktop app for self-hosted Leera servers?+
Yes: Leera Self-Hosted, a separate app for teams that run Leera on their own server; the Leera app on this page opens Leera Cloud only. Get Leera Self-Hosted from the Desktop app entry at the bottom of your instance’s sidebar in a desktop browser (self-hosted server releases after 1.3.0 include it), or from the desktop releases of leera-app/leera-selfhost on GitHub. When it first opens, enter your instance’s address—the same HTTPS URL your team opens in the browser. It asks before connecting over plain HTTP, and grants notifications and other native features only to that server.
Which sign-in methods work in the desktop apps?+
Sign in with an emailed code or your password. Google, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket sign-in are not supported in the desktop apps, even where Leera Cloud or your server offers them in the browser; if you usually use one of them, request an emailed code for the same email address. On a self-hosted server, emailed codes need working email delivery.
Is the Leera desktop app signed?+
The macOS app is signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple. The Windows installer is not yet code-signed, so Microsoft Defender SmartScreen may warn that the app is unrecognized. Continue only with a file downloaded from this page or the leera-app/leera-selfhost releases on GitHub. Linux packages are not signed; compare the SHA-256 checksum listed on this page before installing. Updates install only when they carry Leera’s update signature.
How does the desktop app stay up to date?+
The app updates itself from Leera’s release feed and installs an update only when it carries Leera’s update signature. Choose Check for Updates in the app menu to look for a new version at any time. On Linux, the AppImage replaces itself, and updating a .deb or .rpm installation asks for an administrator password.
Will I need a separate workspace?+
No. The desktop app signs in to the same workspaces, projects, and permissions you use in the browser.
Can I work offline?+
No. Like the web app, the desktop app needs a connection to your Leera server and does not keep an offline copy of your workspace.
Your workspace.
Ready when you are.
Start on the web or download the desktop app.