Desktop on Mac, Windows and Linux · shared pages now searchable

Kollab for desktop is now available on three platforms: macOS on Apple Silicon, Windows 10 or later on 64-bit, and 64-bit x86 Linux.
Linux ships in two formats. The .deb package is the recommended one — it registers the kollab:// link handler, so signing in through your browser returns you to the app. A portable AppImage is offered for anyone who would rather not install anything.
The desktop page has been rebuilt from scratch: new hand-painted watercolor illustrations, a clearer explanation of what the app can reach on your machine, and per-platform setup steps including the first-launch security prompts each operating system shows.
Fixed the app icon on that page rendering a square shadow behind its rounded corners.

Shared Markdown pages you publish can now be indexed by search engines and show a proper preview card when posted to social platforms.
Fixed formatting problems on shared pages reported after the previous release, including collapsed tables and broken image placeholders.
Shared pages now load noticeably faster for link previews and crawlers.

The desktop client now protects credential stores on Windows and Linux the same way it already did on macOS: password vaults, keyrings, certificate files and cloud-provider credentials are treated as off-limits.
Closed gaps that let privilege-escalation commands slip past the Windows command policy.

Fixed the header overlapping content on the Agents list page.
Fixed a case where a single malformed skill entry could stop the rest of your skills from loading.