> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://www.bluegamma.io/documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://www.bluegamma.io/documentation/getting-started/installing-bluegamma-as-a-desktop-app.md).

# Installing BlueGamma as a Desktop App

Install the BlueGamma web app as a standalone desktop app on Windows or Mac so it opens in its own window, outside the browser.

The BlueGamma web app can be installed as a standalone desktop app through your browser. This gives you a dedicated window, a taskbar or Dock icon, and quicker access than a bookmark.

{% hint style="info" %}
This installs a **Progressive Web App (PWA)** shortcut, not a separate download. It uses the same account and data as [app.bluegamma.io](https://app.bluegamma.io).
{% endhint %}

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## Google Chrome

1. Open [app.bluegamma.io](https://app.bluegamma.io) in Chrome and sign in
2. Click the **three dots** in the top right
3. Go to **Cast, save, and share** → **Install page as app...**
4. Click **Install**

BlueGamma will now appear in your application launcher (Start Menu on Windows, Applications folder on Mac) and open in its own window.

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## Microsoft Edge

1. Open [app.bluegamma.io](https://app.bluegamma.io) in Edge and sign in
2. Click the **three dots** in the top right
3. Go to **Apps** → **Install this site as an app**
4. Click **Install**

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## Safari (Mac)

1. Open [app.bluegamma.io](https://app.bluegamma.io) in Safari and sign in
2. Go to **File** → **Add to Dock...**
3. Confirm the name and click **Add**

BlueGamma will appear in your Dock and Launchpad.

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## Uninstalling

To remove the app in Chrome or Edge, open it, click the **three dots** (or app menu) and choose **Uninstall BlueGamma**. On Safari, delete it from your Applications folder. This only removes the shortcut: your BlueGamma account is unaffected.


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