v0 builds it and Vercel hosts it. Deskifier ships it to the desktop: signed installers for Mac, Windows and Linux that load your Vercel deployment and pick up every release automatically.
The usual Electron guides assume a static site you can bundle into the app. A v0 project is a Next.js app with server components, API routes and server actions: it wants a server. To bundle it you would either run a Node server inside the desktop app or give up those features for a static export.
Deskifier takes the simpler route. Your app keeps running on Vercel, with every server feature intact, and the desktop app loads it. You get the native window, tray, notifications and installers; Vercel keeps doing what it does.
Yes. The desktop app loads your deployed site, so everything that runs on Vercel runs for desktop users too. There’s no static export step.
Check for window.deskifier on the client. It only exists inside the desktop app, so you can show desktop-only features there and leave the web version unchanged.
Yes. The SDK is a small promise-based JavaScript API, so you can describe what you want and point v0 at the Deskifier docs.
Yes. The app is Chromium with persistent storage, so cookies and sessions behave as they do in Chrome and survive restarts.
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