> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cubic.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Desktop app

> Keep your review queue in the menu bar with the cubic desktop app.

The cubic desktop app puts your review queue in the menu bar or system tray, one click away from any
app. It also sends a notification when cubic finds issues on one of your PRs. Reviews work the same
as in the browser, with grouped changes, AI chat, and GitHub sync.

## Download

Download the app at [cubic.dev/download](https://www.cubic.dev/download). Choose the version for
your computer:

* **macOS:** Apple Silicon or Intel.
* **Windows:** x64 installer.
* **Linux:** AppImage.

Open the app and sign in with your GitHub account.

## Check your review queue

On macOS and Windows, click the cubic icon in the menu bar or system tray. The queue lists PRs
that need your review, PRs returned to you, and your PRs that are approved or waiting on
reviewers. PRs that need your review have an **Approve** button. Click a PR to open it in the app.

The app icon shows how many PRs need your review.

## Get notified about issues

When cubic finds issues on one of your PRs, the app shows a notification. If
[auto-fix](/ai-review/auto-fix) is on for that PR, auto-fix handles the issues instead, and the
app doesn't notify you.

## Open a PR from the browser

On a PR in cubic, choose **Open in Desktop** from the PR actions menu (**⋯**) to continue in the
app.

See [Review a pull request](/code-review-platform/reviewing-prs) for the full workflow.
[Keyboard shortcuts](/code-review-platform/command-bar) covers navigation.


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