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88Urbit ships by default with [Landscape](https://tlon.io/landscape), a web-based interface for managing your ship and the software installed on it, and launching other web-based applications. However, there are many ways to interact with your Urbit.
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10−There's [EScape](https://urbit.org/applications/~fabnev-hinmur/escape), a fork of Landscape that is usable as a mobile application. [Scene](https://tirrel.io/scene/index.html) offers a desktop window manager for your Urbit as a native application. And finally the forth-coming [Realm](https://www.holium.com/) offers a more developed window manager with integrated audio chat and crypto wallet functionality. And then of course there is [Dojo](https://developers.urbit.org/overview/dojo), Urbit's command line interface.
10+There's [EScape](https://urbit.org/applications/~fabnev-hinmur/escape), a fork of Groups that is also has an accompanying mobile application. [Scene](https://tirrel.io/scene/index.html) and the (soon to be released) [Realm](https://www.holium.com/) offer native desktop window managers for your urbit. Lastly, there's the [Dojo](https://developers.urbit.org/overview/dojo) CLI interface for developers
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1212At the time of this writing, Landscape in the web browser offers the most stable user experience. However, we expect a variety of Urbit interfaces to gain traction, and encourage you to explore the [Ecosystem](https://urbit.org/ecosystem) and find the Urbit experience that suits your needs.