Private by design

Your tools, connected.
Your data, yours.

Bring the tools you already use into one workspace — and draw the connections yourself, like a GitHub issue to the Stripe payment it generated. Prefer a private alternative to another SaaS? Ligaro has its own built-in tools, too. Use yours, use ours, or mix them. Everything stays on your computer.

What Ligaro knows, only you know

Your Slack messages still live in Slack. Your GitHub PRs still live in GitHub. That's between you and them. But the layer Ligaro adds on top — the projects you build, the links you draw, the notes you keep — lives only on your computer. We don't see it, don't host it, don't back it up to any cloud.

Stored on your computer

Each connected tool keeps its own data where it is. What Ligaro creates — the projects, links, notes, and history of how your work fits together — lives only on your hard drive. Works on a plane. Backs up in one step.

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Your passwords stay safe

When you connect a service, your login details are locked inside your computer's built-in vault — the same one that guards your Wi-Fi passwords. We never see them. We couldn't share them if we tried.

Nobody's watching

We don't track what you do. We don't collect usage stats. We don't even see when something crashes — unless you choose to tell us. No analytics, no tracking, no surprise emails.

Two ways to work. One workspace.

Pick the path that fits your workflow — or use both, depending on the moment. Either way, every project, note, and link lives on your computer.

Link the tools you already use

Draw a line from a GitHub issue to the Stripe payment it generated. From a Slack thread to the Notion doc it spawned. From a customer to every touchpoint you've had with them. You pick what connects to what — Ligaro keeps the map, locally.

Or use our private alternatives

Don't want to hand your data to another SaaS? Ligaro ships its own built-in tools for project management, time tracking, text expansion, and more — no third party, no subscription, no data leaving your computer.

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Or mix them any way you want

Use GitHub for code but Ligaro's PM for planning. Use Stripe for payments but Ligaro for customer notes. Use whatever combination fits — and draw the same kind of connections across all of it.

Your tools keep their data. Ligaro keeps your context.

Lives in the service

Slack, GitHub, Stripe, Notion…

Messages, pull requests, transactions, documents. Those are governed by each service's own terms — the same contract you already have with them.

Lives on your computer

Ligaro

Projects, tasks, notes, links between items, timeline, context. Ligaro can't change what those services do with their data, but nothing you add in Ligaro ever leaves your machine.

Your workspace, your way

Keep using each service in its own app — GitHub in GitHub, Stripe on Stripe's website, Jira in your browser. When you want to see everything in one place, Ligaro gives you options: a desktop app to browse, your keyboard to search fast, a browser tab, or even your AI assistant. Same workspace, whichever one fits the moment.

macOS App Shipping soon

A purpose-built Mac app for browsing your workspace, viewing links, and managing projects. Feels like it belongs on your system, because it does.

One command line Available

Already use gh or stripe on the terminal? Keep them. But when you want one CLI that works the same way — same filters, same search, same output — across every tool you connect, Ligaro has you covered.

One local API Available

Every service has its own API. Ligaro gives you one more, running on your machine, that unifies them. Build the dashboard you always wanted — without juggling three auth schemes.

One door for your AI Available

Point Claude or ChatGPT at Ligaro instead of a dozen separate connectors. Your AI sees everything you've connected — tasks, tools, and the links between them — through one interface. All of it local.

Windows App In development

The same experience on Windows as on Mac. Native, quiet, and designed to feel right on your PC.

Browser In development

Open your workspace from any browser on your computer. Same interface, nothing extra to install.

What Ligaro is — and isn't

We're direct about what we deliver, because the last decade of SaaS taught everyone to read marketing carefully.

Ligaro is
  • A place where you manually link the tools you already use
  • A set of private built-in alternatives — PM, time tracking, text expansion, and more
  • One consistent way to reach everything: CLI, API, and AI
  • Where your context, projects, and links live — on your computer
  • Private by design
Ligaro isn't
  • A replacement for Slack, GitHub, or Stripe — keep using those
  • A service that auto-links your data with AI or guesses relationships for you
  • A cloud backup of your work
  • A system that sees what you do or stores your data on our servers
  • An all-in-one that forces you to abandon your stack

Plug in the tools you already use

Each service becomes a Kit — a small bridge that lets Ligaro read and link its data to everything else. Install only the ones you need. Disconnect any of them in one click.

Asana
Asana
Task Management
Bluesky
Bluesky
Social
Brevo
Brevo
Email
Claude
Claude
AI
DeepL
DeepL
Translation
Docker
Docker
DevOps
Email
SMTP
GitHub
GitHub
Version Control
GlitchTip
Error Tracking
Google
Google
Analytics
Grafana
Grafana
Observability
Harvest
Time Tracking
HIBP
HIBP
Security
Jira
Jira
Task Management
LinkedIn
Social
MariaDB
MariaDB
Data Store
Mastodon
Mastodon
Social
MySQL
MySQL
Data Store
Notion
Notion
Knowledge
Obsidian
Obsidian
Knowledge
OpenAI
AI
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL
Data Store
Reddit
Reddit
Social
Redis
Redis
Data Store
S3
Storage
Sentry
Sentry
Error Tracking
SendGrid
Email
Slack
Messaging
SonarQube
SonarQube
Code Quality
SQLite
SQLite
Data Store
Stripe
Stripe
Payments
Tailscale
Tailscale
Networking
Telegram
Telegram
Messaging
Things 3
Things 3
Task Management
Unsplash
Unsplash
Media
X
X / Twitter
Social

Your tools don't have to stay strangers.

Ligaro is in early access. Join the waitlist and be among the first to see your stack connected.