Browser shell
Browser-shaped workspace with the cabinet one click away
The desktop shell keeps browsing, language switching, search sources, and the workspace cabinet together in one clear interface.
Open-source Workspace preview.2
IRGEZTNE
An open-source desktop-first workspace for browsing, writing, editing, files, notes, projects, tools, and publishing preparation.
The preview now includes Linux, Windows, and macOS builds generated with GitHub Actions. Linux .deb is the recommended Linux installer.
preview.2
Desktop workspace shell
Browser-shaped research, workspace cabinet modules, editor flow, notes, files, tools, catalog, and desktop installers in one early preview.
Overview
A desktop shell with a clearer working core
IRGEZTNE is designed around active work: files, notes, projects, writing, and the browser-shaped shell that connects them.
Instead of scattering work across disconnected services, IRGEZTNE is shaped as a calmer local-first environment where the user owns the workflow.
Screenshots
Readable application screenshots
Larger real screens from IRGEZTNE Workspace v1.0.0-preview.2: browser shell, workspace cabinet, editor, tools, notes, and catalog.
Cabinet editor
Drafts, templates, preview, and writing tools stay inside the workspace.
Workspace home
Recent files, projects, notes, and main routes are visible from one cabinet.
Tools
Translation, comparison, and extraction tools are prepared as working utilities.
Catalog
Current templates and planned catalog items are shown honestly inside the product.
Notes
Notes and workspace context stay close to browser research, files, and editing.
Modules
Core modules
IRGEZTNE v1 is focused on a strong working core first.
Files
Library of files, materials, and working sources.
Notes
Quick notes, fragments, ideas, and references.
Projects
Top-level containers for structured work.
Editor
Writing, editing, preview, and publishing flow.
Workspace
Active space for current tasks and recent items.
Tools
Supporting tools inside the environment.
Download
Download v1.0.0-preview.2
Early desktop preview builds are available from GitHub Releases for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
Early preview builds are not code-signed yet. Platform buttons below download the release files from GitHub Releases. Linux users should start with the .deb installer. AppImage is included as experimental.
Current and planned
What is in v1 Preview, and what comes next
IRGEZTNE Workspace v1 Preview focuses on the working core first. Future modules stay visible as direction, not as finished promises.
Current v1 Preview
These modules already exist in the workspace and form the current working core.
Workspace / Cabinet
Editor
Files / Source Library
Notes
Projects
Tools
Catalog
CodeHub
Showcase / Vitrina
Planned next
These modules are planned for later versions and should be treated as in development.
Video & Chat
Digital Store
Digital Wallet
Analytics
Publishing improvements
Multi-page website templates
Contact
Project links
Use these links for contact, source code, preview package status, feedback, and bug reports.
Email
irgeztne@gmail.com
Download
GitHub Release v1.0.0-preview.2
Support / feedback
Use email now. GitHub Issues can be enabled after the repository is public.
Legal
Legal and contact pages
The first public package now includes simple legal/contact pages. Contact and download links are prepared for the public preview.
Privacy
Privacy Policy
Explains local-first data, optional analytics, no cookies, and no sale of personal data.
Terms
Terms of Use
Use this slot for product usage terms, desktop build notes, and future distribution rules.
Support
Support & contact path
Keep one clean route for help, support, bug reports, or product questions.
FAQ
Common questions
This section is intentionally longer now, so the product face explains the desktop-first idea better before someone downloads it.
Is IRGEZTNE a normal web browser?
Not exactly. It includes browsing, but it is built as a local-first workspace where files, notes, projects, and editor flow sit together.
Why is it desktop-first?
The core idea is active work: files, drafts, previews, and modules in one shell. Desktop is the strongest place to build that first.
Do I need Web3 to use it?
No. Optional network-related directions are not required for the main workflow.
Does it depend on cloud storage?
No. The core model is local-first, and the product direction is to avoid forced cloud dependence.
Can I work offline?
Yes, that is part of the point. The local-first direction is meant to keep the core working even when the network is not the center of the workflow.
Will templates and publishing improve later?
Yes. The main goal is to make the editor, previews, and starter site flow stronger so people can move from blank page to usable output faster.
Will there be a lighter version later?
Possibly, yes. Desktop comes first. A lighter web or mobile-facing layer may come later as a simpler entry point.
Where will the legal pages go?
They can sit as standard footer pages such as Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Support. The structure is already prepared below.
Next step: replace part of the mock area with real application screenshots and link these answers to docs later.