LobeWork in one sentence
LobeWork is a desktop project operating layer that keeps the full story of a project together while you move across AI providers, files, tools, and sessions.
Instead of treating every chat as a separate workspace, LobeWork organizes the work around a project. The project becomes the place where the goal, source material, active tasks, decisions, outputs, and handoffs remain connected.
What LobeWork connects
Projects
The goal, current state, milestones, and next actions.
Files & artifacts
Source files, generated outputs, reusable assets, and exports.
Context
The brief, decisions, instructions, constraints, and supporting material needed for the next task.
AI providers
The web apps, APIs, and supported local models you choose to use.
Tools
Git, terminals, browser workspaces, connected apps, and project utilities.
Handoffs
Prepared context for the next person, provider, or work session.
Your first session
Create or open a project, review the Morning Brief, add the files that define the work, and choose one clear next action.
LobeWork is most useful when the project has a specific outcome. A project named “Atlas website launch” will be easier to navigate than a broad folder named “Marketing.”
What LobeWork does not replace
LobeWork does not replace the AI providers you already use. Provider subscriptions, API charges, cloud storage, and third-party services remain separate.
It gives those tools a shared project layer so that the work is easier to continue, review, and hand off.
Recommended next steps
Create your account
Use one account for your plan, downloads, devices, and support.
Install the desktop app
Download the current installer from your LobeWork account.
Create a focused project
Start with a real outcome and add only the context needed to move it forward.
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