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## User Experience
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Aw-Tauri aims to consolidate most of the functionality that is offered by additional code by other repos. It integrates the window and afk watchers natively. It offers support of notifications by default via [aw-notify](https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-notify). It houses its own webview, no need to visit ```http:localhost:5600``` anymore. Watchers can be started and stopped right from the trayicon. Updates can be pushed seemlessly across platforms provided by tauri's update system!
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aw-tauri aims to replace the current main application `aw-qt`, which appears as a tray icon and manages the server and watcher. It also houses its own webview, so no need to visit ```http://localhost:5600``` anymore!
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We also plan to reimplement the [aw-notify](https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-notify) module directly in aw-tauri, enabling users to set up configurable usage notifications (such as goals or alerts).
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Tauri also offers an update system, which we are excited to try.
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## Conclusion
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