Get the ClickUp desktop app — one place for tasks, docs, goals, dashboards and AI. Free forever plan, no credit card. Every button opens the official ClickUp installer.
Free forever plan · Windows 10/11, macOS & Linux · installs in under a minute
Download ClickUp and you get the full desktop app for free: ClickUp is an all-in-one project management tool that replaces separate apps for tasks, docs, goals, chat and reminders. The desktop app runs natively on Windows, macOS and Linux, works offline, and syncs with the ClickUp workspace you already use in the browser.
There is no separate price for the download itself — ClickUp's Free Forever plan gives individuals and small teams unlimited tasks and members at no cost, and the desktop app is the same product you would use on the web, just faster and always a click away. Paid plans (Unlimited, Business and Enterprise) add more storage, automations, advanced dashboards and admin controls, but you never need them to get started. Because the app keeps a local cache, you can open tasks and docs even when your connection drops, then everything re-syncs when you reconnect. This guide covers the Windows, Mac and Linux downloads and how to install each — every button opens the official ClickUp installer, never a re-hosted copy.
The desktop app is faster than the browser tab and keeps ClickUp one keystroke away.
Lists, boards, Gantt and calendar views for every project, with subtasks, priorities and dependencies.
Write docs, notes and wikis next to your tasks, with real-time collaboration and rich formatting.
Track goals and OKRs, and use ClickUp AI to write, summarise and generate tasks in seconds.
A real desktop window with global search, notifications and offline access — no browser tab hunting.
Built-in time tracking, reminders and notifications so nothing slips between projects.
Comments, chat, whiteboards and shared dashboards keep the whole team in one workspace.
ClickUp Setup.exe; on Mac open the .dmg and drag ClickUp to Applications; on Linux install the .deb/.rpm or run the AppImage.