Install

How it works

1. Go to tryorigami.app/download and press Download free. Origami needs macOS 14 or later.
2. On Linux, press Choose your build and pick an AppImage or a .deb, for x86_64 or ARM64. Linux builds are experimental.
3. Open Origami. It starts on its home page, with New workspace in the sidebar.
4. Press Choose a folder and pick a project. That folder becomes your first workspace.

Good to know

• Origami looks for a new version when it opens and every minute after. When one is out, a cloud button shows in the titlebar: Update available!. Press it and choose Update, and Origami installs it and restarts. See Updates.
• Browser tabs are not available on Linux.
• The free version has every feature, for up to 5 workspaces with 10 tabs each. Origami+ lifts the limits.

Related

• OverviewOrigami is a terminal manager that keeps each project's agents, shells, servers and pages together in one window.
• The windowThe rail, the sidebar, the stage and the titlebar, and what each one is for.
• UpdatesOrigami keeps itself up to date, and shows what changed once it has.