Official source
Download from PixLab
Use the installer linked from pixlab.io rather than an unknown re-hosted copy.
Think-Act has desktop versions for Windows and macOS. This page currently provides the official installer link for 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11; Think-Act is also available as a Mac version, though a direct macOS download link is not listed here yet.
Think-Act also has a macOS version. A direct Mac download link is not currently listed on this page.
Before continuing through a Windows publisher confirmation, verify that the installer came from pixlab.io and identifies PixLab or Symisc Systems.
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Official source
Use the installer linked from pixlab.io rather than an unknown re-hosted copy.
Windows installer
The Windows installer linked here supports 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Publisher check
Windows publisher information should identify PixLab or Symisc Systems.
Desktop platforms
Think-Act has desktop versions for both major desktop platforms.
You do not need to understand every Think-Act feature before installing it. Start with writing, a document, a recording, or a bounded agent task, then add reusable Skills and connectors only when they are useful.
Desktop Agent workspace
Provide the source material and desired outcome, let the run use the capabilities available to it, respond where approval is required, and inspect the result before relying on it.
Bounded tasks
Keep the outcome and available capabilities specific to the job.
Approval controls
Supported actions can follow ALLOW, ASK, or BLOCK policy.
Draft, rewrite, summarize, translate, clarify, or tighten text without moving the job into another tool.
Explore writingExtract text and useful information from supported screenshots, scans, images, PDFs, and forms.
Explore document toolsRecord a process, walkthrough, or bug reproduction so the real sequence can be documented or reused.
Explore recordingAdd supported local or connected capabilities only when a real workflow needs access to them.
Review integrationsSecurity & control
Use approval rules such as ALLOW, ASK, and BLOCK, keep enabled capabilities intentional, and review supported workflow activity.
Review security controlsReuse & maintenance
Save repeatable instructions as local Skills, and use the built-in updater support to keep the desktop app current.
Explore reusable workflowsThe setup flow below applies to the Windows installer linked on this page. Think-Act also has a macOS version, and installation details can differ by platform.
Use a machine you control
Install Think-Act on a computer you own or are authorized to manage.
Have a PixLab account ready
A PixLab account is required to activate Think-Act and connect the app to your plan and usage limits.
Use the official source
Download from pixlab.io and verify PixLab or Symisc Systems if Windows presents publisher information.
Keep dependencies optional
Node.js or Python is needed only when a specific local MCP server requires it.
Review permissions before connecting tools
Configure approval rules before enabling external capabilities that can affect files or connected systems.
Download
Use the current official Windows installer link on pixlab.io. Avoid re-hosted copies from unknown third parties.
Download Windows InstallerVerify & install
On 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11, run the setup file. If Windows asks you to confirm a publisher, check for PixLab or Symisc Systems before continuing.
Sign in
Open Think-Act and sign in. Your account connects the desktop application to your plan and the usage limits available to you.
First run
Rewrite a message, OCR a screenshot, inspect a document, record a process, or give the Desktop Agent a clearly bounded task with a result you can check.
Extend later
Writing, OCR, document intelligence, and recording do not require MCP. Install Node.js or Python only when a specific local connector requires it.
Install first and learn where Think-Act fits your work. You do not need to choose a paid plan before getting started.
Start here
Try the desktop workspace, test low-risk workflows, and learn where the product helps before paying for higher limits.
Useful for evaluating
Daily work
For individuals who regularly use writing, OCR, documents, connected tools, and multi-step agent workflows.
Everything in Free, plus
Teams
For teams that need higher usage, rollout planning, shared workflow guidance, and support around approved tools.
Team planning can include
Managed deployment may involve installer rollout planning, administrative policy, approved connector lists, update policy, and least-privilege accounts. Windows environments may also involve MSI planning. Some organization-level controls remain roadmap items, so confirm current availability with PixLab before designing a rollout.
Installer and deployment method
Confirm the currently supported installation approach for each desktop platform in your environment.
Approval and connector policy
Decide which supported actions and external capabilities should be available to team workflows.
Update management
Confirm how application updates should be reviewed and introduced in managed environments.
Current versus roadmap controls
Verify which organization-level features are available today before depending on them in deployment policy.
Quick answers about desktop platforms, the Windows installer, publisher verification, accounts, optional dependencies, updates, plans, and macOS.
The Windows installer linked on this page supports 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. Think-Act also has a macOS version.
Use the download link on pixlab.io. Do not install a copy re-hosted by an unknown third party.
Confirm that the file came from pixlab.io. If Windows displays a publisher confirmation, check that it identifies PixLab or Symisc Systems and stop if the name is missing or unexpected.
Yes. A PixLab account is required to activate Think-Act and connect the app to your plan and usage limits.
No for the core writing, OCR and document, and screen-recording workflows. Node.js or Python is needed only when a specific local MCP server requires it. Add connectors only for a real workflow.
Think-Act includes built-in updater support. Review the update prompt and use the app's updater when a new version is available.
Yes. Begin with the free plan and upgrade only when the free limits interrupt work you want to continue.
Yes. Think-Act has a macOS version as well as a Windows version. This downloads page currently provides the direct Windows installer link; a direct macOS download link is not listed here yet.