Desktop apps
Use Superconductor from the macOS and Linux desktop apps.
Use the desktop app when you want Superconductor in its own window instead of another browser tab. It includes the same core features as the browser, stays easy to switch to during the workday, and opens live app previews in a separate preview window.
Download Superconductor for macOS and Linux.
macOS
Choose the installer for your Mac:
- Apple Silicon: recommended for M1 and later Macs
- Intel: available as a separate download
The macOS app checks for updates automatically and prompts you to restart when an update is ready.
Linux
Linux users can choose either package format:
On Linux, the AppImage can self-update. The .deb package is managed through your system package manager.
Windows
Windows support is coming soon.
Search within an implementation
On an implementation, press Cmd+F on macOS or Ctrl+F on Linux to open an in-app search across the agent's chat and the code diff. See Searching an implementation for details.
Keyboard shortcuts
Use Cmd+1 through Cmd+9 on macOS, or Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+9 on Linux, to open one of the nine most recent items in your Recent Activity sidebar.
Hold Cmd or Ctrl to show the numbered shortcuts. If the sidebar is collapsed, holding the key temporarily opens it so you can see which number belongs to each item. Recent activity can include implementations, meetings, automations, email messages, and chats.