Schedule and run PowerShell scripts and console processes from an Avalonia desktop UI. The same program runs as the Windows service or systemd unit. Register it, edit schedules, and follow logs without a browser.
The Flatpak is the desktop window. Script files and logs live under the home folder. Register the service on the host when scripts must keep running with nobody signed in.
Launch writes the script log and opens a window that follows the run. A second launch of the same script uses the window that is already open.
The schedule tab is named Scripts. Setup Options sets the scripts and logs folders. The Processes tab keeps console programs running under the service.
The desktop program is the service. Launch runs a script now. What's New lists additions since the version you last opened.
Unhandled UI errors open a copyable dialog and are saved to a crash log. Windows setup keeps an existing desktop shortcut on reinstall.
Linux Flatpak uses X11/XWayland from the GNOME app icon and a lowercase app id.