macOS · Apple silicon
For M1 and later M-series chips
DMG · arm64Download DraPub
Use the desktop client for workspaces and writing. Use the browser extension to capture the current page and receive approved content packages.
Manage local or online workspaces, knowledge bases, drafts, and review. Desktop is the complete workspace.
For M1 and later M-series chips
DMG · arm64For Intel-based Macs
DMG · x64For 64-bit Windows devices
NSIS / MSI · x64For mainstream 64-bit Linux distributions
AppImage / DEB · x64Review online workspaces, handle lightweight tasks, and connect to DraPub Cloud Agent. The first mobile release does not run a desktop-class local Runtime on the phone.
Capture the current page or save an approved content package to a platform draft. It uses the platform session already in your browser.
Create a local workspace for content that must stay on this device, or choose an online workspace when you need access from multiple devices.
The workspace controls members and storage. A knowledge base keeps sources, notes, and drafts for one topic together.
Open a page, select the DraPub extension, review the extracted content, and choose a knowledge base. The first connection is complete when the source appears in Inbox.
Each public release will include a version, date, and checksum file. Download only from this page or an official store, never from an unknown mirror or shared drive.
Checksums will be published with the first public releasePlatform cookies, tokens, and tickets stay in your browser and are not sent to the DraPub Backend. You still confirm before anything is written to a platform.
Learn about extension securityInstall the desktop client and create a workspace first. Then your first browser capture can go straight to the right knowledge base. Web-only users can sign in to the console before installing the extension.
Choose Apple silicon for M1, M2, M3, M4, or later M-series Macs. Choose Intel for older Intel-based Macs. Check About This Mac if you are unsure.
Use the Web console for now. More mobile and desktop architectures will appear here only after their packages pass the release process.
No. Web can send only human-approved content packages. The extension uses your current browser session to write a platform draft and still asks for confirmation.