App Configuration #

One of OneMoreBrain's most powerful features is its ability to embed web applications directly into a secure, hidden overlay. Before using the desktop client, you should configure which apps you want to access.

The App Catalog #

The Catalog (accessible from your web dashboard) contains a list of predefined, optimized web apps. These typically include popular AI chat interfaces, documentation sites, and productivity tools.

Adding an App from the Catalog #

Go to the Catalog tab in your web dashboard.
Browse the available categories.
Click on an app to view its details.
Add the app to your account. (Some premium apps may require a one-time purchase or subscription via your Cart).

Managing Your Active Apps #

Once you have added apps to your account, you can manage them from your Dashboard.

Active Apps: The apps listed in your active configuration appear in the sidebar and top tab strip.
Default Apps: Apps marked as default open automatically after login. Other apps are listed but remain closed until you click Open.
Open and Close: Click Open or Close beside an app in the sidebar. Closing the active app switches to another open app when one is available.
Syncing: Click Sync Tabs in the sidebar after changing the dashboard configuration. The client refreshes the app list and credit balance without requiring a restart. Newly opened default apps are initialized after the sync.

Custom Web Apps #

In additiono predefined catalog, you may have the option to add Custom Web Apps (depending on your account tier).

Custom apps allow you to input any URL.
OneMoreBrain opens the address inside the built-in browser. Some websites may not work correctly. Some addresses may be restricted to their assigned app tab.

info NOTE

Not all websites are compatible with the built-in browser. Pop-up windows, default context menus, and developer tools may be disabled.

Embedded Browser Behavior #

Each app opens in a built-in browser tab. Its cookies and browsing data are separate from your normal Chrome, Edge, or Firefox windows. Pop-ups, developer tools, and the default context menu may be disabled, so a site that depends on those features may not work correctly.