02Quooro Desktop
Two screens, two jobs at once.
A browser gives you tabs, which are one thing at a time pretending to be several. The desktop app gives you windows.
Pop-out windows
Six screens that earn a window
Each opens at a size that suits it, signed in to the same account, updating live alongside the main window.
Read and reply beside whatever else is open.
Messages
Keep the conversation up while you work.
CRM
The pipeline on the second monitor.
Calendar
The week, always in view.
Online orders
The orders board on the counter screen.
Notes
Somewhere to write that is not this window.
The window itself
It behaves like an application
- An open-pages strip
- The screens you have open sit along the top, so moving between the CRM and an invoice is one click rather than a re-navigation.
- Find in page
- Ctrl+F searches what is on screen, the way it does in a browser — because losing that when you leave the browser is the thing people notice first.
- Zoom that sticks
- Set the size once. It is remembered per machine, so the counter screen and the laptop can each be set to what suits them.
- Its own title bar
- Dark, flush with the app, with the window controls where Windows puts them. No browser chrome above your work.
More about Quooro Desktop
Nothing here changes what the software does. It changes how much of it you can see at once, which on a second monitor turns out to be most of the job.