Get ShipChamber.
Desktop
macOS, Windows, and Linux apps. Full system integration.
Linux (arm64) v1.23.4 Download
Linux (x64) v1.23.4 Download
macOS (Apple Silicon) v1.23.4 Download
macOS (Intel) v1.23.4 Download
Windows (ARM64) v1.23.4 · Snapdragon laptops only Download
Windows (x64) v1.23.4 · most PCs (Intel/AMD) Download
Windows portable (x64) .zip, no installer. Unzip anywhere, run ShipChamber.exe Download
Browser + PWA
Run ShipChamber as a local web app.
Editor Extensions
Use ShipChamber inside your editor.
Download FAQ
Use Desktop if you want the full desktop app. Use Browser + PWA if you want to run ShipChamber through the web package. Use an editor extension if you want it inside your editor.
The builds are not code-signed yet, so each system is a little suspicious of them the first time. Windows: if SmartScreen shows a blue box, pick More info, then Run anyway. If a shortcut later says ShipChamber.exe is missing, Windows Security quarantined it: open Windows Security, Protection history, restore the file and choose Allow on device, then run the installer again. macOS: if it says the app is damaged or from an unidentified developer, run
xattr -cr /Applications/ShipChamber.app in Terminal once, or right-click the app and choose Open. Linux: make the AppImage executable (chmod +x ShipChamber-*.AppImage); if it complains about FUSE, install libfuse2 or start it with APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN=1. Yes. ShipChamber uses OpenCode as its agent engine today, so install it before setting up.
Install the web package, start the local UI, then open it in your browser. If you want to reach it from somewhere else, add a tunnel and a UI password.
Yes. Download the .vsix and use "Install from VSIX" in VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf or Trae. Same file for all of them.
Choose Apple Silicon if your Mac uses an M-series chip. Choose Intel if your Mac is on the older x64 architecture.