Thanks for your reply @Phil_Seeman!
Very good to know that is your team focus right now!
Please let me informed about it, I’m really looking forward to
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Keep in mind that Phils reply is over 2 years old.
If I remember correctly, he is currently focusing on Flowsana. Desksana is on a bit of a break. See Phils post below. Development is back on!
We need this… I used Priority Matrix earlier and am used to working on an app rather than browser - it just has a different focus when you have a different window dedicated just for tasking
Desksana was on a break - partly because of Flowsana and partly because I was not happy with the technology stack I had settled on (particularly the technology I was using for the offline synchronization).
But a few months ago I came across a different set of technologies that is much better - so Desksana is back in active development!
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Oh, I wasn’t aware.
Sorry for spreading misinformation!
Happy that desksana is back for now 
Hi @Gabriel_Pinoux,
I’m actively working on it (literally) right now. I don’t want to make any statements I’ll regret later, but I am hoping to have to have a very early beta version available for people to start testing by early August. It’ll be a small group to start, gradually increasing depending on how things go.
If you’re interested in testing, please be sure to sign up here if you haven’t yet (I already have over 300 people on the “interested” list but will be sending out a short questionnaire soon to help select the earliest testers).
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Filled out the form. Hard to understand why Asana doesn’t just get it together to make a desktop app? Thanks for your efforts.
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Hi @Dario_Simionato,
I’m getting closer! Wish I could spend more time on it but am working on it among other commitments. Stay tuned!
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We are making the decision to move to Wrike because of this. Two years was too long to wait. It is clear to me this isn’t a priority for Asana.
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I finally get to using Asana just to find out that there is not Desktop app?
Shame, I really liked the interface.
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I’ve always used the applicationize method to turn Asana into a desktop app in the past but this article has some other methods too. It doesn’t work offline (as far as I’m aware - haven’t tried it) but it makes Asana it’s own freestanding app on your desktop: Turn Asana into a Windows desktop app » Project Management Pros™
I’m pretty sure Asana used to have this method on the website but I couldn’t find it today (setting up a new PC so starting from scratch!)
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Update - just tried the Microsoft Edge solution and it was SUPER easy. Done in less than a minute.
Hi Willy,
No, sorry, the development tools being used don’t provide support for Linux. 
ok np, thanks for the quick response
Several years of asking for a MVP feature and still no working offline sync. Desktop app now released with no forced offline sync to get even one workspace fully available locally (unless you go through each task in turn to force a data sync before disconnecting).
Other tools we use have been 2-way syncing cloud data to local applications for a long time (dropbox came out in 2007, outlook 1996), with far higher data sync requirements than Asana. It’s very hard to understand why Asana is finding this so challenging.
I think we’re likely to move our company to another solution, which is a real shame. Would love to stay.
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Being locked out of my data during internet outages, commutes and other travels is a huge issue. Notion is not there either but at least is working on it… I guess I’ll have to switch
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