org.run on every desk, under your policy
Most of a company's work happens on someone's screen: in a call, in a desktop app, in a tab with no API. org.run Desktop brings that work into view and puts org.run's decisions in front of the right person, on Mac and Windows, governed by the rules your security team sets.
Dashboard
What org.run Desktop is doing now, and what it recorded lately
This week
Since Monday 26 Oct 2026Time in meetings
6h 40m
Meetings
11
Time in recordings
3h 15m
Recordings
7
Top apps
Why the desktop
Where the work actually happens
Integrations see what lands in your systems. The desktop sees how it got there. Together they give org.run the whole picture.
Decisions on screen
Approvals and questions from org.run appear on the desktop, with the context to answer them. No digging through email to find what is waiting on you.
Decision RouterMeetings that turn into work
Notetaker joins the calls your team already has. The transcript, decisions and action items are ready when the call ends, and org.run picks up the follow-ups.
NotetakerThe work no API can see
Walkthrough records how a task is really done, across every app on the screen, and turns it into steps and processes org.run can learn from.
WalkthroughOne app instead of several
A meeting notetaker, a process mapping tool and an approvals inbox, in a single app your security team reviews once.
Where the week goes
Each person sees their own time in meetings and recordings, the apps they use most and the processes found so far, today and this week.
Works offline
Recording and notes carry on without a connection, so a flight or a bad hotel network costs nothing.
Rollout
Rolled out by IT Trusted by everyone
- 01
IT enrolls the devices
Install org.run Desktop on Mac and Windows and connect each device to your org.run workspace.
- 02
Security sets the policy
Choose which tools are on, which apps may be recorded, how much is blurred and which models may transcribe and summarize. The policy reaches every device.
- 03
Each person agrees
People read a plain notice, accept it and turn on what they use. Nothing records until they do.
- 04
org.run gets the full picture
Decisions reach people on screen, meetings become follow-ups and recorded work becomes processes org.run can take on.
Built for your security team
Approved once, governed centrally
An app on every device is a security question before it is anything else. org.run Desktop is built to answer it.
Central policy
Your organization decides what may be captured and where. People can pause, but no one can quietly widen the policy from their device.
Every device accounted for
Each device is enrolled to your workspace and has its own identity, so you always know which devices are connected.
Never keystrokes or passwords
No keystrokes, passwords, card numbers or secrets. Sensitive fields and confidential text are blurred before anything is saved.
Encrypted on the device
Recordings, meetings and transcripts are encrypted at rest on the device itself.
Consent from every person
No admin can consent on someone's behalf. Each person accepts a plain notice, and can withdraw at any time.
Every access logged
Recordings are linked to the person who made them. Only people you authorize can open them, and every access is on the record.
Device securityOff your plate
Stop stitching tools together
One app replaces the patchwork, and the security review that comes with each piece of it.
- Buying a separate notetaker for each team
- Running process mapping workshops
- Paying consultants to document how work is done
- Approval requests lost in email
- Chasing people for meeting notes
- Reviewing a new desktop tool for every gap
- Guessing where the team's time goes
- Rebuilding how a task was done last quarter
Built to grow
A foundation on every device
As org.run does more on the desktop, it arrives through the app your security team already approved, under the same policy and the same consent.
Same rules as the rest of org.run
The lines you draw for org.run, what it does on its own, what waits for a person and what it never does, apply on the desktop too.
In the menu bar or tray
See which tools are on and start or pause either one without opening the app.
org.run Browser Bridge
An optional browser extension that adds context from the page you are on and names the speakers in browser calls.
Questions about org.run Desktop
Mac and Windows, with the same features on both.
IT installs the app and enrolls each device to your org.run workspace. Your security team sets the policy once, and every device follows it.
No. Keystrokes, passwords, card numbers and secrets are never recorded, and sensitive fields are blurred before anything is saved.
The person who made them, and people your organization authorizes. Every access is logged.
Anyone can pause or stop recording at any time, and nothing records without their consent. What may be captured is set by your organization.
No. Each tool is turned on separately, with its own notice.
Early access
org.run on every desk Under your policy
Start with the teams that live in meetings and desktop apps, then roll out to everyone.
Scoped, auditable and reversible from day one. Your data stays yours.