Biscuit

About

Biscuit is a proprietary, free desktop application available for Mac, Windows, and Linux, designed to enhance productivity by centralizing and organizing favorite web applications, thereby eliminating the need to navigate numerous browser tabs. Its core functionality allows users to set up and immediately access various apps, with a standout feature being its ability to separate sessions, enabling the simultaneous use of multiple accounts for services like WhatsApp and Gmail. The platform supports features such as suggesting and voting on new functionalities, extensibility through plugins, and specific tools for organizing Gmail accounts into folders. While users commend its effectiveness as an "extremely helpful" tool for managing chat platforms and facilitating team communication, it faces criticism regarding its proprietary nature, the absence of source code for validation, reported trackers despite claims of no tracking, and technical issues including a broken download link, an installer that doesn't prompt for installation location, and incompatibility with Windows 7 (kernel.dll error). Biscuit is recognized as a strong alternative to similar multi-app clients such as Franz, Rambox Pro, and Station. Information regarding revenue/financials, leadership, founding history, and employee count is not available.