Windows
64-bit Windows 10 or later
- Download the installer with the Windows button above.
- Run the downloaded .msi file and follow the prompts.
- Launch PandaNpc and sign in with an email verification code — no API key.

Web lets you chat directly. The desktop client unlocks more AI features: multi-model chat, AI notes, built-in terminal & SSH, Claude Code remote dev — Windows / macOS / Linux / iOS / Android, no API Key needed.
Remote-control Claude Code right in your browser side panel — no app install needed.
Pick your platform above. Every build signs in to the same account and opens the same sessions and notes.
64-bit Windows 10 or later
One universal build for Apple Silicon and Intel
Most modern x86_64 distributions
iPhone and iPad, via the App Store
Android 8.0 or later; sideloaded APK, not on Google Play
Updates install themselves The desktop app checks for new versions and updates in place — download once and stay current. iOS updates arrive through the App Store, and the extension through the Chrome Web Store.
Talk to Claude, DeepSeek, Gemini and more in one window. Start without any API key, or plug in your own provider and models later.
Reach the Claude Code and Codex sessions running on your connected machines — send prompts, read diffs and approve tool calls without sitting at that desk.
A real terminal inside the app, plus SSH to your other machines — watch what an agent runs and step in without switching windows.
PandaNote runs natively: the same documents your agents write to over MCP, in a faster window with full-text search.
Yes — downloading and using the app is free, including multi-model chat and notes. Membership only adds capacity, such as more devices online at once for remote Claude Code.
No. Sign in with an email verification code and start chatting. If you prefer your own provider, add its endpoint and key in the model settings later.
There is only one — the universal build runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
The web app covers chat, the agent page and notes. The desktop app adds the built-in terminal & SSH, native windows for notes, and desktop conveniences like a tray and global shortcuts — with the same account and the same sessions.
You don't have to do anything: the desktop app updates itself in place when a new version ships. The version numbers next to the download buttons always show the latest release.