Truvio Commerce Cloud Desktop is a cross-platform desktop application for managing DynamicWeb 10 solutions. It gives you a visual file browser for moving files between your local machine and a DW10 environment, without a terminal or FTP client.
Truvio Commerce Cloud Desktop supports the following:
- Upload and download files between your local machine and a DW10 environment
- Browse remote files visually in a dual-pane interface
- Manage files directly on the server, including rename, delete, and copy
- Work across multiple environments (dev, staging, production) with instant switching
- Track transfers with a full history log
It is an alternative to the CLI Uploader and will eventually replace it.
Note
If you need to automate file transfers or run them from a CI/CD pipeline, use the DynamicWeb CLI instead. Truvio Commerce Cloud Desktop is intended for interactive, manual use.
Download
Get the latest version from the Releases page.
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| Windows (x64, most PCs) | dw-desktop-*-x64-setup.exe |
| Windows (ARM64, Snapdragon / Surface Pro X) | dw-desktop-*-arm64-setup.exe |
| macOS (Universal, Intel + Apple Silicon) | dw-desktop-*.dmg |
| Linux | .AppImage or .deb |
Note
On macOS, the app is not yet notarized with Apple. On first launch, right-click the app and choose Open to bypass the Gatekeeper warning.
Getting started
Follow these steps to set up Truvio Commerce Cloud Desktop and connect to your first environment.
1. Install the app
Download the installer for your platform from the Releases page and run it.
2. Add an environment
Click + Add environment in the sidebar and fill in:
- Name: a label for this environment, e.g. My solution – Staging
- Host: the URL of your DW10 solution, e.g.
https://mysite.example.com - Local start folder (optional): a default local folder to open for this environment
3. Choose an authentication method
Click Next to reach the Authentication step. Three methods are available.
Uses the OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials flow. No user password is stored; tokens are short-lived and automatically refreshed.
Setup in DW10:
- Go to Settings → System → Developer → OAuth Clients
- Click Add client
- Set Grant type to Client credentials
- Copy the generated Client ID and Client secret into the app
See also: OAuth Clients
4. Start transferring files
Once the environment is saved, click it in the sidebar. The dual-pane browser opens with your local files on the left and the remote environment on the right.
- Drag files or folders between panes to transfer them
- Right-click items for options: rename, delete, copy
- Use the toolbar buttons to navigate folders
Common scenario: copy a live site to staging
A typical use case is cloning a live environment to a staging environment for testing. The high-level steps are:
- Add both the live and the staging environments in Truvio Commerce Cloud Desktop
- In the live environment, trigger a database backup by placing a
backup.txtfile in the designated system folder - Once the backup file appears, download the
Filesfolder from live to your local machine - In the staging environment, clear the existing
Filesfolder - Upload the locally downloaded
Filesfolder to the staging environment root - Move the database backup file to the restore folder on staging to trigger a restore
- After the restore, regenerate the staging API key or OAuth credentials; the restored database will contain the live credentials, which are different
Warning
Uploading large folder trees is done in batches. The app processes up to 300 files per batch with a 100 MB per-batch cap. Very large Files folders will take multiple batches and several minutes to complete.
Transfer history
Every completed transfer is logged in the History panel. Use this for auditing what was uploaded or downloaded, or for debugging failed transfers.
Credentials storage
Credentials (API keys, OAuth secrets, passwords) are stored in the native OS credential manager: Windows Credential Manager on Windows, Keychain on macOS, and libsecret on Linux. They are never stored in plain text on disk.
Themes
Truvio Commerce Cloud Desktop supports light, dark, and system-follow themes. Change the active theme from the Settings menu.