Logonomic user guide
Documentation updated: 9 October 2026. Desktop: Windows and Linux. Companion: Android.
Logonomic brings your repositories, coding agents and terminals into one desktop workspace. Start a session in a worktree, review its changes, and keep track of conversations, usage and notes as you work.
If you are opening Logonomic for the first time, follow Getting started. Otherwise, use the task index below.
Release status
Logonomic is in prerelease. Customer desktop and Android packages are not yet available.
Find a task
| I want to… | Read |
|---|---|
| Install Logonomic, find my repositories and start a first session | Getting started |
| Check which features my edition includes | Features by edition |
| Discover repositories, select worktrees, connect GitHub or GitLab, or inspect CI | Repositories and CI |
| Set up a coding agent, create a launcher or use different provider accounts | Launchers, accounts and add-ons |
| Work with terminal tabs, the overview, detached windows or terminal settings | Terminals |
| Remember or resume a conversation, delegate work, or explore the timeline | Sessions and coordination |
| Browse and edit files, search, compare changes, or inspect Git history and branches | Git, files and diffs |
| Read usage and quotas, write notes, or explore repository size | Usage, notes and insights |
| Pair a phone and use desktop sessions from it | Mobile Companion |
| Rearrange panels, change the theme, use a separate profile or find logs | Settings and reference |
| Recover terminals after a crash or investigate a failure | Recovery and troubleshooting |
| Automate Logonomic or use its agent tools | Command reference |
Terms used throughout the guide
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Repository | A Git repository containing your files and their revision history. |
| Worktree | A checked-out working directory belonging to a repository. Linked worktrees can use different branches while sharing repository history. |
| Launcher | A saved command and its options, ready to start in a repository or worktree. |
| Provider | The coding-agent tool or service used by a launcher, such as Codex or Claude. |
| Provider account/profile | The external tool's identity and configuration. Configure these through the launcher when you need different provider accounts. |
| Session | A tracked execution or conversation. A session can outlast the terminal in which it ran when you remember it for later. |
| Remembered session | A stopped conversation with a saved resume point. The available resume and continuation actions are explained in Sessions and coordination. |
| Run/task | A group of coordinated work and an individual delegated unit within it. See Sessions and coordination. |
| Overview | A tiled view of terminals, with scrolling to reach tiles beyond the window. |
| Logonomic profile | Logonomic's own settings, history, notes and other local state. Both retail editions support separate profiles. |
| Companion | The mobile client that connects to your desktop Logonomic workspace. |
| Soter for Logonomic | The bundled recovery application that displays surviving original terminals after a desktop crash. |
How to read controls and availability
Bold text names a visible control or label. Monospace identifies commands,
paths, settings and literal values.
The guide covers Logonomic Free, Logonomic and Logonomic Pro. Edition and provider requirements appear with the features they affect. When an action is disabled, its tooltip or nearby status explains what it needs—for example, a live terminal, a saved resume point or permission from your Git hosting service.