GithubAsk about the code in front of you.
TotalIDE and TotalEdit can explain, document, summarize or review selected code with Apple Intelligence on a compatible Mac.
Explore TotalIDE →Total.js native suite
Good tools.
Better days of work.
A family of native apps for the work around Total.js. Write code, translate your project, explore a database, manage your email or look after your servers. Pick the tools you need, and keep your workspace your own.
TotalDesktop
Native apps around Total.js
15native apps shaping one ecosystem
Localprivacy-first by default
Nativeapps for macOS, iPadOS and iOS
Total.jsbuilt around real developer workflows
Closer to your daily work
Small details. A real difference.
A translation is a draft until you approve it.
TotalResources keeps AI translations pending for review and checks the placeholders your application needs.
Explore TotalResources →Look around before making changes.
TotalPG starts a connection in read-only mode. Explore tables and queries, then switch protection off when you want to edit.
Explore TotalPG →Apple Intelligence features depend on the Mac, system availability and supported language. Other app features remain available without it.
Why it exists
Powerful systems need more than an editor.
Serious Total.js projects combine software architecture, AI, localization, databases, infrastructure, observability and secure environments. TotalDesktop brings those disciplines into one native ecosystem built for real production work.
Specialized power
Each app goes deep: AI-assisted localization and knowledge, fleet monitoring, PostgreSQL operations, secure servers, packaging and complete Linux environments.
One ecosystem
The tools are designed around Total.js naming, patterns and workflows, so the suite feels intentional rather than like a random utility folder.
Local first
Most data stays on the device. Credentials, projects and configuration are controlled by the user unless a feature clearly connects to a chosen service.
Workflow
From the first architecture decision to live operations.
TotalDesktop is the native operational layer around Total.js: create isolated environments, build with AI assistance, manage knowledge and localization, work with data, deploy infrastructure and observe production.
Learn
TotalDocs covers reference learning, while TotalCampus guides developers through a complete Total.js course with exercises and a real app.
Create
TotalVM provides the base — Linux distros in Desktop and Server editions — while TotalIDE and TotalEdit cover the code itself, from a whole project down to a single file.
Build
TotalCode, TotalHub, TotalMaker and TotalResources keep coding, app packaging, web sessions and localization close to the workflow.
Operate
TotalShell, TotalPG and TotalMonitor help with servers, PostgreSQL and application health without leaving the native suite.
The suite
Find your next everyday tool.
Start with the job you want to do. Each app has its own focus, device support and privacy information.
TotalResources
Translate and review Total.js resources, with snapshots and imports. On compatible Macs, Apple Intelligence creates local drafts for you to approve.
TotalMonitor
Fleet monitoring for Total.js apps: health, uptime, live status and calm operational visibility for production and staging.
TotalCode
Keep your own Total.js Code instances in one native workspace, with warm sessions, local project folders, backups and Keychain logins.
TotalPG
Explore and edit PostgreSQL data, write SQL and inspect a database. Connections start protected in read-only mode; enable writes when you need them.
TotalDocs
Total.js documentation in a focused native reader, with local caching and a calmer learning flow.
TotalHub
Organize your web apps into groups and keep their sessions close. Lens helps diagnose Total.js applications with read-only context.
TotalMail
Your email, on your own server. Read, write and organize messages on Mac, iPhone and iPad, connected to your self-hosted TotalMail server and existing IMAP and SMTP accounts.
TotalFetch
Beautiful native system information for terminal sessions, fully local and designed for daily use.
TotalShell
An SSH and SFTP workspace for servers, credentials, terminal sessions and remote files.
TotalMaker
Turn a web app URL into a small macOS app. Preview it, choose its icon and export it; distribution uses your own signing and notarization setup.
TotalVM
Total.js Developer Distro environments for macOS, in Ubuntu and Arch, with Desktop and Server editions.
TotalCampus
A complete Total.js backend and frontend course with hands-on exercises and a real Tasker app built step by step.
TotalIDE
Open, run and debug a whole Total.js project with a bundled runtime. Ask Apple Intelligence about selected code, or connect a local model and coding agents.
TotalEdit
A light editor for files and folders on Mac and iPad, with offline formatting and Total.js completions. On compatible Macs, ask Apple Intelligence about your code.
LessCode
Visual REST APIs, integrations and data workflows with an integrated local runtime: connect components, add JavaScript where you need it and run everything on the Mac.
Privacy
Clear privacy pages for every app.
Most TotalDesktop apps follow the same simple rule: user data stays on the device unless the user explicitly connects to a service, server, database, Total.js instance or documentation source.
TotalDesktop Suite
Privacy Policy
Effective July 10, 2026
No advertisingNo ad SDKs or behavioral ads.
No trackingNo cross-app tracking or profiling.
Local firstSettings and work data are stored locally where possible.
User controlledNetwork access happens when a feature needs the service you choose.
Data collection
TotalDesktop apps do not collect personal data for advertising, analytics resale, cross-app tracking or profiling. The apps are designed for local work and store their configuration, projects, credentials, caches and preferences on the user's device unless a feature clearly requires a connection chosen by the user.
Local storage
Depending on the app, local storage may include project metadata, server entries, database connection names, documentation cache, resource files, terminal appearance, workspace groups, app URLs, monitoring endpoints or generated project artifacts. This data remains under the user's control.
Network activity
Some apps connect to user-selected services: Total.js apps, SSH servers, SFTP servers, PostgreSQL databases, documentation sources, package services, monitoring endpoints or App Store resources. Those connections are initiated to provide the feature requested by the user.
Credentials
Credentials, tokens, connection details and private configuration are treated as user-controlled data. They are not sold or used for advertising. When an app connects to an external service, that service may process the connection according to its own privacy policy.
App-specific notes
Select an app to view the specific privacy note for that tool.
Connect your assistant via MCP
This read-only connector can explain the connected Total.js products and link to their public websites. Add this URL as a Streamable HTTP MCP server in a compatible client. These public product tools do not require authentication.
https://totaldesktop.totaljs.es/mcp/Tools: Network_list · Network_search
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