DeskRest tutorials & help center

Everything you need to get the app working the way you want it: a 5-minute setup guide for new users, straight answers to the questions people search most (is it safe? is there a Windows version?), and pointers into the official documentation when a task is best handled there. Each guide opens with the answer first, then the steps — no scrolling through filler to find out whether the article helps.

Guide

How to Set Up DeskRest: First Breaks in 5 Minutes

Set up DeskRest on your Mac in about 5 minutes: install, choose your 20-second and 3-minute break rhythm, enable call detection and start your first streak.

Answer

Is DeskRest Available for Windows?

DeskRest is macOS-only today — there is no DeskRest for Windows download. Here's why, what the deskrest.exe files floating around really are, and your options.

Answer

Is DeskRest Safe? Security & Privacy Explained

Is DeskRest safe? Yes — sold on the Mac App Store, released in the open on GitHub, built by a publicly identified German developer. Here's the trust checklist.

Thirty-second answers

In a hurry? The three facts people come here for most: the current release is v1.19.1 from May 2026 (full trail in the version history); lifetime licenses start at $24.99 with the official code WELCOME40 taking 40% off (details on the pricing page); and yes, the app is safe — App Store-reviewed on that channel, publicly released on GitHub, and built by a publicly identified developer, with the evidence laid out in the safety guide below. Everything else deserves the longer answer the cards above give it.

Official resources

Some tasks are best done with the developer's own material — these are the canonical sources these guides build on, and the fastest routes for account-specific issues like license recovery, billing history or refund requests, which only the developer can see into and resolve.

Can't find what you need?

These guides grow with the questions people actually search. If something's missing, check the FAQ for short answers, the download page for install and system requirements, or the pricing page for license questions — and the developer answers directly on the official channels listed above.