DevSpeak for macOS is a native desktop workspace for technical translation, project context, history, and notes. The app is built, but it is not publicly available yet: there is no public download, and this page does not link to one.
Until it ships, use DevSpeak on the web, in the VS Code extension, from the CLI, or through the MCP server.
Every macOS build goes through the same release pipeline before anyone can run it:
1. The app is compiled from the same codebase that powers the other DevSpeak surfaces.
2. The build is code-signed and submitted to Apple for notarization, so macOS can verify who published it and that it has not been altered.
3. The signed build is packaged as a disk image (DMG).
4. The package is stored in a private release location and registered as a build. Nothing is published to the public until the app is released.
The desktop app uses the same DevSpeak account, plan, and workspace access as the web app. It is built for day-to-day work:
The app includes an update check, so once it is released it can tell you when a newer stable build is ready.
For product walkthroughs of the surfaces you can use today, continue with the rest of the public documentation under /docs. Internal release operations and distribution pipeline notes are maintained separately from the public guide.