v0.7.0: JavaScript Rendering

March 1, 2026

## What’s New in v0.2.0

### Desktop App for macOS

Crawler now has a desktop app. It wraps the same crawling engine as the CLI into a visual interface with real-time feedback as pages are crawled.

The app includes 9 dashboard cards:

- **Live Feed** - watch pages stream in as they’re crawled
- **SEO Issues** - see all 18 SEO check categories at a glance
- **Page Status** - status code distribution across your crawl
- **Redirects** - redirect chains and loops, visualized
- **Settings** - configure concurrency, depth, delay, and more
- **Downloads** - export crawl data as JSON, sitemap, or llms.txt
- **Content** - browse extracted markdown content (Pro)
- **Newsletter** - stay updated on new releases
- **Account** - manage your subscription and authentication

### One Subscription, Both Apps

Your crawler.sh account works across CLI and desktop. Sign in once and your plan limits apply everywhere - no separate licenses.

### Install

Download the macOS DMG from [crawler.sh/download](/content/download/index.html) or use the CLI installer:

```
curl -fsSL https://install.crawler.sh | sh
```

### Security Updates

This release also includes security hardening for the desktop app, API, and install pipeline.

## Wrap-up

A CMS shouldn't slow you down. Crawler aims to expand into your workflow — whether you're coding content models, collaborating on product copy, or launching updates at 2am.

If that sounds like the kind of tooling you want to use — [try Crawler](/content/download/index.html).

Crawler runs locally on your machine. Use the CLI or the desktop app — your workflow, your terms.