The desktop ledger, on your laptop.
Stripe Dashboard is a website. NetSuite is a 1990s OLAP app dressed up. Figs is the real desktop — Tauri-built, offline-tolerant, keyboard-first, encrypted at rest, paired to your hardware signer. The same binary speaks REST and MCP, so an agent and a human use the same surface.
Dashboard
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The full desktop, embedded.
This is the actual Garden Desktop dashboard rendered in your browser. The screenshot on the website is the application — not a marketing approximation.
Dashboard
Monthly Recurring Revenue
Total Cash Position
Payment Success Rate
Pending Compliance Items
Revenue Trend
Monthly recognized revenue — last 12 months
Recent Transactions
Latest payouts processed through Chard
| Date | Description | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 29 | Chard · adyen payout | $14,820.00 USD | settled |
| Apr 29 | Stripe Treasury sweep | $48,200.00 USD | settled |
| Apr 28 | Mercury · wire out · ops/03 | −$120,000.00 USD | pending |
| Apr 28 | Chard · ACH batch | $2,184.50 USD | settled |
| Apr 27 | Greenhouse · USDC settlement | $8,041.06 USD | settled |
Cash Flow Summary
Inflows vs outflows — last 6 months
Net Position
$1.91M
Action Items
Items requiring attention across all services
Pending DSRs
2Failed payouts
1Due payments · 7d
5KYC reviews
3Why a real desktop matters when money is moving.
Web apps lose state, lose sessions, and lose your hardware key. Real desktops don't.
| Capability | Stripe Dash | NetSuite | QuickBooks Online | Figs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Native macOS, Windows, Linux | — | — | — | ✓ Tauri 2 |
| Offline-tolerant | — | — | — | ✓ sync on reconnect |
| Keyboard-first ⌘K palette | limited | — | — | ✓ 217 commands |
| Hardware signer pairing | — | — | — | ✓ YubiKey, Ledger |
| Encrypted at rest (local cache) | — | — | — | ✓ AES-256-GCM |
| MCP server embedded | — | — | — | ✓ |
| Auto-update (signed manifests) | — | — | — | ✓ blake3-verified |
| Multi-workspace switching | limited | ✓ | — | ✓ ⌥⌘1-9 |
The same binary speaks to humans and agents.
Figs embeds an MCP server. Your agent calls the same actions a controller would, on the same desktop install, under the same capability rules.
tool figs.workspace.switch Switch entity / workspace tool figs.command.run Invoke any command in the palette tool figs.window.present Surface a particular view to user resource workspaces://figs Active workspaces
GET /figs/v1/workspaces List + switch workspaces POST /figs/v1/commands Execute a palette command GET /figs/v1/state Local sync + cache state POST /figs/v1/updates/check Check for a signed update GET /figs/v1/mcp/manifest MCP descriptor served locally
Authorization: Bearer arsenal:act_fg… X-Garden-Capability: figs.command.run · workspace=us-parent X-Garden-Local: paired to YubiKey 5C · serial 19284441 X-Garden-Update-Chain: signed manifest blake3:dbb0a7be…
Eight things Figs does that a web dashboard can't.
- 01Native macOS, Windows, Linux installers (Tauri 2 / Rust core)
- 02Offline-tolerant with deterministic sync on reconnect
- 03Keyboard-first command palette (⌘K · 217 commands)
- 0430+ system-wide hotkeys for daily workflows
- 05Encrypted-at-rest local cache (AES-256-GCM)
- 06Hardware signer pairing (YubiKey, Ledger, Trezor)
- 07Embedded MCP server for agent operations on the desktop
- 08Auto-update with signed manifest verification (blake3)
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