# Getting started

New to Solo? Start here. You’ll install the app, take a quick tour, open the demo project, and learn how projects, commands, agents, and terminals fit together before setting up your own work.

## Pages

- [Installation and system requirements](/api/v1/docs/getting-started/installation) - Solo is a native desktop app. Current public builds are packaged for macOS and Windows.
- [First launch](/api/v1/docs/getting-started/first-launch) - When you open Solo for the first time, it normally initializes your local app data, license state, settings, and project list before showing the main window. If initialization fail…
- [The demo project](/api/v1/docs/getting-started/demo-project) - When Solo has no existing projects and has not previously recorded the demo as seeded, it creates a starter project called Welcome to Solo so you have something to explore before a…
- [Interface overview](/api/v1/docs/getting-started/interface-overview) - Solo is organized around a project sidebar, a main work area, and a compact title bar with status actions.
- [Understanding projects, processes, and sections](/api/v1/docs/getting-started/concepts) - Solo organizes your workspace around projects. Each project can hold todos, agents, terminals, commands, and scratchpads in sidebar sections.

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Are you a human? Read this doc on the web: https://soloterm.com/docs/getting-started