Everything, in its own window
Roadmaps, the Workspace, Calendar and Hanu — with a place in your Dock or taskbar, native menus and shortcuts, and it reopens right where you left off.
Roadmaps, the Workspace and Hanu in an app of their own — with reminders that arrive when the window is closed, and Sense and Hanu beyond the browser.
Haanora for desktop runs on Mac and Windows. On this device, Haanora works right in the browser.
Version 0.23.0 · Free
Monday, Sep 21
The app runs the same Haanora as the website, so every feature is there the day it ships. What it adds is everything a browser tab can't do.
Roadmaps, the Workspace, Calendar and Hanu — with a place in your Dock or taskbar, native menus and shortcuts, and it reopens right where you left off.
Close the window and Haanora keeps running in the menu bar or the tray, so reminders still arrive as real notifications.
When you switch Sense on, it notices which app is in front and for how long — never keystrokes or screenshots — so your day includes the work you did outside Haanora.
Ask out loud and Hanu opens apps, writes in them and adds tasks to Haanora. Speech is recognised on your Mac (macOS 26 or later).
Haanora opens quietly at login, in the menu bar, so Sense and Hanu are ready before you open a window.
You sign in with Google in your own browser, and the app gets a session of its own — your password never touches it. Signing out of the app also disconnects the computer, so nothing keeps running for an account nobody is signed in to.
Download, open, sign in. Haanora keeps your account, your pages and your plans — the app just gives them a home on your computer.
Open the Haanora .dmg from your Downloads folder, then drag Haanora onto Applications.
Haanora isn't notarized by Apple yet, so the first launch stops at a warning. Click Done, then open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, click Open Anyway and confirm. You only do this once.
Click Continue with Google. Your browser opens to finish signing in — usually one click — and sends you straight back to the app, signed in.
If you use Sense or Hanu, macOS asks for their permissions — Screen Recording, Microphone, Accessibility. Haanora → Permissions shows what each one is for.
Yes. It's the same Haanora and the same account — whatever plan you're on in the browser is the plan you're on in the app.
One download, and your plans, pages and Hanu are a click away — even with the browser closed.
Haanora for desktop runs on Mac and Windows. On this device, Haanora works right in the browser.
Version 0.23.0 · Free