TechDeskDesktop
The computer at the counter. Windows, macOS and Linux.
One app for all three. Staff accounts and head office unlock inside it.
Download
Get TechDesk
Use TechDesk on the computer behind your counter, in your browser, or on your Android phone. It is the same app and the same records either way — free to start, with no account needed.
Web App
Nothing to install. Open it and start.
Works in any modern browser
Best for trying TechDesk straight away. Records are kept in that browser; staff accounts need the desktop app.
Android
TechDesk on your phone.
Android 6.0 and up
Install it from the file we host. Google Play is on the way.
For owners
TechDesk Monitor
Watch your branches from your phone. It reads them and answers questions — it never changes anything. Enterprise plans.
New to head office? See how multi-branch works.
Installation help
If anything gets in the way.
Only open these if you need them.
Windows says “Windows protected your PC”
That notice appears for any installer that has not been through Microsoft’s paid signing programme, which TechDesk has not. Click More info, then Run anyway. The file comes from our own releases page and nowhere else.
macOS says the app “cannot be opened”
Right-click the TechDesk icon and choose Open, then Open again in the box that appears. You only need to do this the first time. Pick the Apple silicon file for an M1 Mac or newer, and the Intel file for an older one.
Android blocks the install
Your phone asks permission to install an app that did not come from the Play Store. Tap Settings on that message and allow your browser to install apps, then open the downloaded file again.
Which Linux file do I need?
Use the AppImage if you are unsure: it runs on almost anything without installing. There is a .deb for Ubuntu, Debian and Mint, and an .rpm for Fedora and openSUSE.
Do I need the internet to use it?
Only to download it. After that TechDesk runs offline: sales, repairs, stock, customers, reports and receipts all work with no connection. Syncing between devices, notifications and the Assistant’s spoken commands need one.
Will I lose my records if I upgrade or reinstall?
No. Your records stay on the machine, and TechDesk backs them up automatically. Upgrading a plan happens inside the app — there is nothing to reinstall. Before moving to a new computer, take a backup from Settings → Device and restore it on the other side.
Still deciding?
Open the Web App and try it on this device. Nothing to install, no account, and nothing to pay.