Not implemented yet. Planned as an enhanced large-screen version of the mobile experience that shares the same backend, domain logic, and shared packages.
Build as a Pear Desktop application first, with Electron only as a fallback if Pear
blocks a concrete requirement. The desktop app uses Pear Desktop IPC for its embedded
backend path through the shared @listam/client adapter.
Current Listam parity: invite create/join, peer and sync status, list and grid views, grocery grouping and icon intelligence, shared Redux/domain logic, and shared backend/client packages.
Denser list and grid layouts, keyboard-first actions, a larger multi-pane structure, clearer sync and peer diagnostics, and tray/status affordances where Pear Desktop supports them.
Easier review of invites, peers, and owned headless-device connections, including the headless P2P owner-control adapter when the desktop app observes a user's always-on personal server.
listam-desktop repository is currently empty. See the
Multi-App Plan for the full design and the
review findings that gate it.
How an implementation agent tests the desktop app and proves it interacts with mobile and headless. See also the implementation plans.
The shared @listam/domain, @listam/protocol, and
@listam/grocery suites run in Node — identical to mobile.
The Pear Desktop IPC adapter passes the same @listam/client contract tests
as the worklet adapter; keyboard actions and multi-pane behavior; the diagnostics panel
reads backend events.
Parity checklist on macOS/Windows/Linux; tray/status where Pear supports it; compare the
UI against listam-desktop/design-guide/.
Launch the Pear dev app; run the shared package suites with the Node runner; drive a second instance (or a headless peer) for sync.