A full desktop in your browser

Open apps in windows, pin favorites on the Dock, drag a file from one app to the next, and find everything where you left it tomorrow. A desktop that opens from a link.

Free, no account, offline after first visit.

Recorded in the app itself, with no mock-ups and no edits.

Apps that work together

The result of one app is the starting point for the next.

  1. Results land in nopa Files

    Merge a PDF, remove a background, transcribe a recording: most results are saved to nopa Files automatically instead of getting lost in Downloads, and the rest you can save there in one tap. Come back a week later and they are still there.

  2. Drag between windows

    Open two apps side by side and drag a file from one window onto the other. Or right-click any file and pick “Open with”: a converted PNG goes straight to the background remover.

  3. Suggested next steps

    Open a file and nopa offers what fits: split, merge, or compress a PDF; convert or watermark an image; format JSON; transcribe audio. One click opens the app with your file loaded.

nopa Files, on this device

A file manager in the browser. Everything stays on your device; nothing is uploaded to our servers.

Folders, search, and previews
Grid, list, or columns. Press Space for a quick look, type to jump to a file, drag to move.
Stored in your browser
Files stay on this device, in your browser. Close the tab and come back tomorrow: everything is where you left it.
Open in the right app
Each file offers what fits: a PDF can split or compress, a photo can convert or remove the background, audio can transcribe.
Backup you can take with you
Export a full backup from Settings → Data and import it on another device. Your data stays yours.

Small things that save clicks

Windows, a Dock, and shortcuts that stay out of the way until you need them, not a pile of tabs.

Windows you can move and resize

Drag them anywhere, set two side by side, or minimize to the Dock. Work in more than one app at once, like on a real computer.

A Dock with your favorites

Pin the apps you use daily so they are one click away. Whatever is running shows up there too, so you never lose a window.

A command palette

Press ⌘K or Ctrl+K to jump to any app or file by name, without hunting through the Dock. It is the fastest way to move around.

Right-click the desktop

Create a note, task, or link, or add a file from your computer, right on the desktop.

Install it like an app

nopa is a Progressive Web App. Add it once, and it opens in its own window, works offline after the first visit, and can receive files from other apps where your browser allows.

Under 15 MB for the whole desk
The first time you open the desktop, it keeps itself and every app in it for offline: under 15 MB, about 3 MB over the network. Any page of this site you open is kept for offline as you go. The programs it stands in for (an office suite, a PDF editor, a photo editor) run to several gigabytes each.
Its own window
No address bar or browser tabs, just nopa. It looks and feels like a desktop app, not a website.
Offline after the first visit
After the first visit the desktop and its apps are cached in your browser, so they open even with no connection.
Open with & Share
On supported devices you can share a file from another app straight into nopa, or set nopa as the app that opens it.
On your home screen & Dock
The nopa icon sits next to your other apps. Tap it and it opens the desktop right where you start.
Save back to the same file
Open a text file from your computer, change it, and save it back to the same place, with no second copy in Downloads. Works in Chrome and Edge on a computer.
Your own folder inside Files
Connect a folder from your computer and browse it in nopa Files. Open a file, edit it, save it back: one file, not a copy. Works in Chrome and Edge on a computer.

Yours, on this device

No account, ever
No email, no plan, no daily cap, and no watermark on anything you make. Nothing to cancel later, because there was nothing to sign up for.
Your data is in your browser
Notes, boards, and Files live in this browser’s storage, not on our servers. Export a full backup from Settings → Data whenever you want to move it or keep a copy.
The catch
Because everything is local, clearing your browser data or uninstalling nopa deletes it, so back up first. Large files depend on your device’s memory, and AI apps download their model once before they can work.

Questions

Is the desktop free?

Yes. The desktop and every app in it are free. There are no paid plans or daily caps.

Do I need an account?

No. Open the desktop and start. No email, no password.

Where are my files stored?

In your browser on your device. nopa has no server for your files: nothing you open on the desktop is uploaded.

Does it really work offline?

Yes. After the first visit the desktop and its apps load without a connection. AI models, the Sega emulator core, and downloadable emoji artwork are fetched the first time you use them, so those need the internet once.

Can I play music and video?

Yes. The built-in Player handles audio and video: playlists, resume where you left off, speed control. Play from nopa Files or straight from your device, even a large movie.

Can I move my data to another device?

Yes. Export a backup in Settings → Data, then import it in nopa on the other device.

What is a PWA?

A Progressive Web App is a website that installs like a normal app. nopa opens in its own window, works offline after the first visit, and sits next to your other apps. No app store needed.

How do I install nopa?

Use the Install button on this page, or your browser menu. Chrome and Edge show an install icon in the address bar; on iPhone, tap Share and then “Add to Home Screen”.

Open it and look around

The desktop loads in seconds. Drop a file or pick an app to start.