One editor, four platforms, one licence. Or skip all of it and open it in this tab right now — the browser version is not a cut-down demo, it's the same app.
OmniDx Studio installs straight from the web. No app store account, no update queue.
Safari is required for this step — it's an Apple rule, not ours. Once it's installed you can open it from the icon like anything else.
A signed .apk and a Play Store listing are built from the same code — see the packaging notes below.
A native window around the same editor, with the things a browser can't give you: real file dialogs, drag-and-drop from Finder or Explorer, hardware video decoding, and no tab to accidentally close.
studio/desktop/ in the public repository. Signed installers are attached to
each GitHub release — .dmg for macOS, .exe for Windows,
.AppImage/.deb/.rpm for Linux. Until a release is
published, build it yourself in two commands; it takes about a minute.
git clone https://github.com/hundostacksgit-svg/apextune-updates
cd apextune-updates/studio/desktop
npm install
npm run dist # installers land in studio/desktop/out/Double-click a .omnidx project to open it. Drag footage in from your desktop. Export straight to a folder you choose.
H.264, HEVC and ProRes decode on the GPU, so 4K scrubs smoothly on machines a browser would choke on.
It checks once a week, downloads in the background and applies the update the next time you quit. It will never interrupt a render.