Intentic on your computer
The same workspace, the same sandbox, the same everything, minus the terminal. Install it, sign in, and click Run on this computer.
Other Linux packages: .deb (Debian, Ubuntu) .rpm (Fedora, RHEL, openSUSE)
No macOS build yet. On a Mac, use the one-line install. It does exactly the same thing.
Sets your sandbox up without a terminal
Installs Docker if the machine has none, starts the sandbox and its tunnel, and opens your workspace the moment it answers.
Updates it with a button
A sandbox cannot recreate its own container; that has to happen on the machine it runs on. The app is on that machine, so an update is a click instead of a command you paste there.
Keeps it there after a reboot
The sandbox restarts with Docker, and the app sits in your tray to start, stop, and read its logs.
It is the same install, with a window around it
The app runs the very same setup script the one-line install runs: same containers, same Docker, same tunnel, and shows you the same workspace you would get in a browser. Nothing is stored in the app that isn't stored in your browser, and you can sign in at app.intentic.dev and reach the very same sandbox from any device.
It updates itself, and removing it removes only the app: your sandbox, its files and its history stay in Docker until you remove them yourself.