A desktop workbench, in development

Your PDFs.
Your workflow.

A little less friction.
A lot more room to work.

A desktop PDF workbench for everyday work and agent automation. Thoughtful tools, with your document at the center.

Built for the desktopWork with local filesCLI + MCP
The FoxPDF workbenchMade for the work in front of you.
FoxPDF development workspace with page thumbnails, a synthetic project brief and a Quick tools panel
Real application preview. Synthetic sample document. Interface may change before release.

One workbench. Everyday possibilities.

From first page to final detail.

Read, organize, review and move work forward. Explore workflows already implemented in development, with release acceptance still in progress.

01

Reading & navigation

Find your place.

Move through pages, follow bookmarks and search document text. Keep the document at the center of your work.

02

Editing & page organization

Put it all in order.

Edit supported text, combine PDFs, rotate pages and rearrange the sequence. Shape the document for the task.

03

Review & comments

Make your point.

Highlight a passage, add a note and keep feedback beside the work. Review with a little more context.

04

Forms & signatures

Fill in the details.

Fill text fields, choose options and work with supported signature tools. Certificate trust and verification have documented limits.

05

Conversion & export

Take the next step.

Create PDFs from images and export pages as PNG, JPEG or TIFF. Choose the format your next step needs.

06

Agent automation

Make repeat work repeatable.

Use the command line and MCP tools to inspect documents and run supported workflows in an explicit workspace.

For you. And your agents.

The familiar work.
A new way to do it.

Use FoxPDF by hand, from the command line, or through a compatible agent. MCP gives agents a structured way to work with supported PDF tools in a workspace you choose.

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This website never connects to your desktop app.
Start with the toolsCLI
# Discover the available tool schemasfoxpdf-cli tools
OpenInspectEditVerifySave

Explicit files. Structured operations.
A workflow you can inspect.

Development CLI example

A place for your documents

On your desktop. In your hands.

FoxPDF is a desktop product. This website introduces it, without opening, uploading or storing your PDFs.

Your files have a place.

The desktop workbench works with local documents. You choose the files and the workspace for supported automation.

External services are a choice.

Contact email and optional AI support are separate from document work. Their data handling is disclosed before use. Agent providers may have their own policies.

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Your desktop, your choice

Three platforms.
One direction.

macOS, Windows and Linux are intended launch platforms. Public installers, architectures and minimum requirements will be listed after release acceptance.

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WindowsPlanned
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A few useful answers

Good questions.
Clear answers.

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Can I download FoxPDF today?

Not yet. FoxPDF is in development, and no public installers are available. The downloads page will list only reviewed public releases.

Which operating systems are planned?

macOS, Windows and Linux are intended launch platforms. Released architectures, minimum requirements and signing details will be listed with each installer after acceptance.

Does this website open or store my PDFs?

No. This website has no PDF editor, document upload or cloud document storage. The desktop workbench works with local files. Optional agent and external-service workflows have their own data boundaries.

What does agent automation mean?

A compatible agent can use FoxPDF tools through MCP. The CLI also exposes tool schemas. You choose the local workspace and the operations you authorize. This website does not connect to your desktop app.

How much will FoxPDF cost?

Pricing and licensing terms have not been announced. Purchasing and customer accounts will be added once those decisions are approved.

Will FoxPDF update itself?

An automatic updater is not available. The current development app has a manual check hook with no configured update service. Future release details will explain the supported update path.

A more considered way to PDF

Your next workflow
starts here.

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