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.
Installation and system requirements
Solo is a native desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
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
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
Solo is organized around a project sidebar, a main work area, and a compact title bar with status actions. With two or more workspaces, a workspace rail also appears beside the sid…
Understanding projects, processes, and sections
Solo organizes your workspace around projects. Each project can hold todos, agents, terminals, commands, and scratchpads in sidebar sections.
Are you an agent? Read this doc via API: /api/v1/docs/getting-started