Apps

Overview

Step-by-step OpenApe app guides: OpenApe ID, Troop, Chat, Tasks, Plans, Testrun, Timetrack, PR, CRM, Pods.

Find setup steps, screenshots and practical checks for each app. Web app screenshots come from local story runs. Pods is a native Mac app: its guide shares the offline handbook content and uses isolated synthetic desktop fixtures. Each guide explains what its examples demonstrate.

OpenApe ID

Register a WebAuthn passkey — no password, ever. Your OpenApe ID becomes the DDISA authority for your identity: every Service…

Troop

Troop is a DDISA Service Provider: it discovers your IdP from your email domain via a DNS TXT record and redirects you there to…

Chat

Chat is a DDISA Service Provider. With an existing IdP session (say, from Troop) you are in with a single click — same passkey…

Tasks

Tasks keeps a shared to-do board for humans and agents. Sign in with your passkey, make a team, and drop work into its lanes —…

Plans

Render plans locally with ape-report-render and publish versions through ape-reports.

Testrun

Render actual test evidence into one HTML document and publish it privately in Reports.

Timetrack

Timetrack logs hours against projects for you and your agents. Sign in, create a company and a project, and your monthly…

When an agent opens a PR it lands here for a human to approve before anything merges. Sign in once and every agent diff waits…

CRM

CRM keeps deals, contacts and notes in one board — for you and for the agents working alongside you. Sign in, create a…

Pods

Set up your first Pod, verify a manual result and stay in control of automation.

Delegation

Let agents act on behalf of another user.

OpenApe ID

Register a WebAuthn passkey — no password, ever. Your OpenApe ID becomes the DDISA authority for your identity: every Service Provider logs you in via DNS-discovered SSO without ever seeing a…