Get Navalo everywhere you work
Run Navalo as a desktop app on Mac, Windows or Linux, or add the browser extension that captures calls without a bot in the room.
Latest release
v0.2.34
Published October 26, 2026
Navalo for Mac
Apple silicon & Intel · universal
v0.2.34 · 11.3 MB
Download (.dmg)Navalo for Windows
64-bit
v0.2.34 · 3.8 MB
Download (.exe)Navalo for Linux
x86-64 · AppImage, .deb or .rpm
Browser extension
Chrome · Edge · Brave · Arc
Free on the Chrome Web Store. Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc.
Add to ChromeWhat the desktop app adds
Everything below is in the build behind those buttons - not a roadmap.
Native notifications
Mentions, assignments, meeting starts and Autopilot updates arrive as real OS notifications - and stay quiet while your status is Do not disturb, or when it is the middle of the night on your clock.
Menu-bar and tray presence
An icon that carries your unread count, with quick jumps to boards, messages and meetings. Closing the window tucks Navalo into the tray instead of quitting it, so notifications keep arriving.
A global summon shortcut
Ctrl (or ⌘) + Shift + N brings Navalo to the front from any app, and presses it away again. If another app already owns that combination, Navalo leaves it alone.
Links that open the app
A noots:// link opens the right board, thread or meeting in the desktop app rather than in a browser tab.
A real offline screen
Lose your connection and you get a Navalo screen that reconnects on its own, not the system webview's error page.
Picks up where you left it
Remembers your window size and position, keeps you signed in between launches, and can start with your computer - quietly, in the tray. Your theme, font and text size come from your account, so a fresh install opens looking like the last machine you used.
The browser extension
Works in Chrome, Edge and Brave. Install it from the Chrome Web Store in a few seconds.
- Sign in once - nothing to copy, nothing to paste
- Record meetings with no bot in the call
- Today's tasks + reminders
- Fact-check & chart inside Google Docs
After installing, press Sign in with Navalo. It opens the ordinary sign-in you already use - password, Google or Microsoft - and asks you to approve this browser. There is no token to create and nothing to paste.
System requirements
- macOS
- One universal build for Apple silicon and Intel.
- Windows
- 64-bit, with the Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime (already present on Windows 11).
- Linux
- x86-64, built on Ubuntu 22.04 - the AppImage, .deb and .rpm all expect that generation of system libraries or newer.
Download sizes are listed on each button above. Navalo needs a connection to sign in, and a microphone if you record a meeting from the app.
This build
v0.2.34Published October 26, 2026
- macOS · universal disk imageNavalo_0.2.34_universal.dmg11.3 MB
- Windows · installerNavalo_0.2.34_x64-setup.exe3.8 MB
- Linux · portable AppImageNavalo_0.2.34_amd64.AppImage81.3 MB
- Linux · Debian / Ubuntu packageNavalo_0.2.34_amd64.deb7.2 MB
- Linux · Fedora / RHEL packageNavalo-0.2.34-1.x86_64.rpm7.2 MB
Navalo Desktop 0.2.34. The Navalo workspace in a native window: the same product as the web app, with system notifications, a tray icon carrying your unread count, a global summon shortcut, noots:// deep links, launch at login and an offline screen. No hand-written notes were published for this build. What changed in the product is in What's new inside Navalo. Installers for Windows, macOS and Linux are attached below and are also served from https://noots.ai/downloads. The macOS build is signed with Cartex Data's Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple. The Windows build is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognized app.
Already on the web
Navalo runs in any modern browser. The desktop apps are the same web app in a native window, built with Tauri, so nothing looks or behaves differently - they just add what a browser tab can’t do.