Figs· Surface
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.
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- Billing - Invoices/billing/invoices
- Accounting - Journal Entries/accounting/journal-entries
- Accounting - Reconciliation/accounting/reconciliation
- Payments - Route Advisor/payments/routing
- Treasury - Cash Position/treasury/cash-position
- Crypto Bank - Accounts/crypto/custody-accounts
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GARDEN DESKTOP / COMMAND PALETTEThe actual UI. No marketing simulator.
The real chrome
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
Unified financial overview across all services
Monthly recurring revenue
$248,300
+12.3%
Total cash position
$4.21M
+3.1%
Payment success rate
98.7%
Healthy
Pending compliance
6
-2
Revenue trend
Last 12 monthsCash position
$4,213,550
Across 6 banks · 4 currencies
Operating · Mercury$2.10M
Reserve · JPM$1.44M
Crypto · Vault$0.67M
Recent transactions
| Date | Description | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1 | Stripe payout · settlement | $48,200.00 | Settled |
| Jul 1 | Wayne Enterprises · invoice GRD-2042 | $18,800.00 | Paid |
| Jun 30 | USDC settlement · Base | $12,040.00 | Confirmed |
| Jun 30 | Soylent Corp · subscription | $920.00 | Pending |
| Jun 29 | Initech · refund | -$320.00 | Refunded |
Figs vs. web dashboards
Why 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 |
Agent-native
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.
agent session · figsact_fg…
› figs.palette.run { command: "Close period 2026-06" }✓ same surface a human sees · same permissions checks→ the close needs a hardware key · Nina taps hers← period closed, on a laptop, offline-tolerantone binary speaks REST and MCP · no second door
One exchange. Real tool names.Full API reference →
Capability matrix
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)
Companions in Surface
The services that work with this one.
Celery
Twelve services. Figs is one.