Download Connect Desktop V2.
Pair local work with WandGx.com.
The Windows installer and Linux AppImage beta are available now. Use Connect for the local desktop companion while WandGx.com remains the source of truth for projects, hosted previews, source export, publish history, and rollback.
Current availability checks passed for the Windows installer, Linux AppImage, and updater file. The download stays tied to those checks so WandGx can fail closed if a future release is blocked.
Looking for Google connectors?
The public Desktop Connect page is for the desktop companion beta downloads. Google connectors live in the protected Google connector dashboard and the Google connector docs.
Build Google-connected apps from a prompt. WandGx never exposes OAuth tokens to generated frontend code; generated apps call backend connector endpoints with status and repair evidence.
Product split
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Account, projects, builds, hosted previews, publish history, rollback, billing, and cloud project controls.
Connect Desktop V2
Windows installer and Linux AppImage beta downloads for the local desktop companion.
WandGx Agent
The local agent pairs with Connect for approved desktop workflows and workspace-aware tool use.
What Connect does
Connect is the local desktop layer between WandGx.com, the user's hardware, and approved native tools.
Local desktop companion
Connect adds a desktop layer for approved local tools while WandGx.com remains the project source of truth.
Project file scope
WandGx Agent is designed to work inside approved project folders, run local commands, and keep file access bounded by the selected workspace.
Desktop connector lane
The desktop lane is built for local tools such as Unreal Engine, Blender, Photoshop, Slack, and Discord with user-approved access.
Hosted history remains on WandGx.com
WandGx.com remains the source of truth for projects, hosted previews, publish history, rollback, and customer-visible delivery status.
Desktop continuation is now available as a Windows and Linux beta.
The overlay brings chat, terminal, local files, and native tools into one workspace-aware surface while cloud project state stays on WandGx.com.
Overlay shell
The V2 desktop experience centers on a fullscreen transparent overlay for local iteration.
Agent chat
A dockable chat panel gives WandGx Agent a visible place for requests, responses, and tool activity.
Terminal panel
The terminal surface connects to the approved local shell while preserving workspace boundaries and auditability.
Scoped file browser
The file tree respects the approved project scope selected in the setup flow.
Hotkey workflow
Global shortcuts keep the desktop companion fast to open during local work.
Local tool surface
Native connectors use scoped credentials and local approvals for desktop workflows.
Install checklist
Keep setup explicit so local desktop access stays user-approved and easy to repair.
Download the Windows installer or Linux AppImage beta.
Install Connect Desktop V2 on the machine you want to pair.
Sign in with the same WandGx account used for your projects.
Approve the workspace and local tools Connect can use.
Keep WandGx.com as the source of truth for previews, source export, publish history, and rollback.
Download the beta builds.
These buttons use the same checked download paths as the public availability manifest.
Connect Desktop V2 Windows beta installer is available through the checked WandGx download.
Use WandGx.com for projects, hosted previews, source export, publish history, and rollback. Start a build.
Connect Desktop V2 Linux beta AppImage is available through the checked WandGx download.
Use WandGx.com for projects, hosted previews, source export, publish history, and rollback. Start a build.