Sunder is not a window manager, plugin directory, or another AI chatbot. It is an open-source desktop app where tools are installed as packages. Packages can become dashboards, file utilities, command buttons, automations, API panels, hardware controls, AI agents, or local workflows. With Agent Builder, you can create a new native Sunder package by chatting with an AI agent instead of setting up a full desktop dev environment.
Instead of searching for the right app, buying another SaaS subscription, or adapting your workflow to someone else s tool, you can simply describe what you need and let AI build it for you.
At least for me, this already changed how I think.
Let s say you work on a project and often repeat the same flow:
Open files ask AI for help run commands check results save notes continue later. Today, that usually means switching between an editor, terminal, browser, chat app, and notes.
With Sunder, that flow can live in one desktop workspace.
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Hey Product Hunt, Michal here, creator of Sunder.
I built Sunder because I kept wanting a desktop workspace that could adapt to my workflow instead of forcing me to adapt to the app.
Most productivity tools are great until you hit their boundaries. Then you either change how you work, wait for a feature request, or start stitching multiple tools together.
Sunder takes a different approach.
It is an open-source, local-first desktop platform built around installable packages. A package can add custom views, developer tools, dashboards, automations, integrations, AI agents, model providers, execution targets, memory, and more.
The first package family is Sunder Agent, because AI agent workflows were the first thing I personally needed. But the bigger goal is not “another AI app”.
The bigger goal is an open desktop workspace that the community can shape with packages.
I would love your feedback, especially on one question: What would you want your ideal desktop workspace to do that no current app does well?
Hey Product Hunt, Michal here, creator of Sunder.
I built Sunder because I kept wanting a desktop workspace that could adapt to my workflow instead of forcing me to adapt to the app.
Most productivity tools are great until you hit their boundaries. Then you either change how you work, wait for a feature request, or start stitching multiple tools together.
Sunder takes a different approach.
It is an open-source, local-first desktop platform built around installable packages. A package can add custom views, developer tools, dashboards, automations, integrations, AI agents, model providers, execution targets, memory, and more.
The first package family is Sunder Agent, because AI agent workflows were the first thing I personally needed. But the bigger goal is not “another AI app”.
The bigger goal is an open desktop workspace that the community can shape with packages.
I would love your feedback, especially on one question:
What would you want your ideal desktop workspace to do that no current app does well?