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Wandesk
Build Your Own AI Desktop
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Build Your Own AI Desktop
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Wandesk is an AI desktop. Build the apps you need just by describing them. Plug in Claude Code, Codex, DeepSeek, OpenAI, Kimi, Qwen — anything OpenAI-compatible. Apps share context. AI remembers you. All local. No signup.
Yang, Wandesk mein Claude ko use kiya. Maine ek civic complaint tool banaya hai Claude + FastAPI se, aur context persistence exactly wahi problem thi jo mujhe bhi solve karni padi. Aapka shared memory approach interesting hai — ek edge case mila: agar do apps contradictory context de, AI kaise decide karta hai priority?
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@atulsharmx a civic complaint tool is a solid use of it, and yeah, context persistence is the hard part.
Honest answer on contradictory context: there's no explicit priority arbitration yet. It mostly comes down to the model's own judgment. For ordinary, surface-level contradictions the model can usually catch and reconcile them. For large-scale or deeper ones it still drifts, and there a human needs to step in to spot it and clean up the memory.
So for now it relies a lot on model intelligence plus you keeping the memory tidy. Explicit priority/scoping rules are something we want to add. Good edge case — thanks.
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@kalibdar_guide right now apps run locally inside your Wandesk workspace — they're not web-deployable like V0/Vercel, and there's no built-in "publish & share" flow yet.
An app is just a folder of files (UI + backend + an APP.md), so you can hand those files to someone, but a smooth share/import path isn't there yet. It's a natural next step though.
Different model from V0 really — local-first vs web deploy. Glad you want it on here 🙏
Love the local-first approach. Curious though, how does it hold up as apps get more complex over time? Does the generated code stay manageable, or does it get messy fast?
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@angga_jiyan_fajar_imanuddin thanks! Honest take: we provide a baseline structure and guidance that keeps each app cleanly separated (UI / logic / data, plus an APP.md the AI reads before editing). But it's not enforced — the whole thing is AI-editable, so how clean it stays really depends on how complex the app gets.
For small, focused apps it holds up well. For genuinely complex ones, our current approach is fairly basic and we're still figuring out better architecture and patterns there.
Congrats on the launch, looks like a cool idea! I'm currently planning an app launch myself and ticking off hundreds of tasks across 12+ weeks. A small Wandesk app that holds the checklist, tracks status, lets me add notes per task, and surfaces what's overdue could be genuinely better than what I'm using now (a Notion page!) Will take it for a spin.
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@ferdi_sigona Thank you so much, and feel free to give it a try. If you have any suggestions, we’d love to hear your feedback anytime.
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@ferdi_sigona thanks! That's a great fit — a launch checklist with per-task notes, status, and an overdue view is exactly the kind of focused tool it does well.
Tip when you build it: describe it in one go, including the "surface what's overdue" part, then refine in chat ("group by week", "add a notes field", etc.) — iterating beats trying to get the perfect prompt first time.
Would genuinely love to hear how it stacks up against the Notion page once you've used it for a bit.
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I love this! The first thing I am going to do is build a grocery calculator for me and my roommates! <3
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@ojasvika_sahu Thank you! Glad it’s helpful for you. If you run into any issues while using it, feel free to reach out to us anytime.
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@ojasvika_sahu love it 😄 roommate grocery splitting is a perfect first build. Tip: tell it who's in the house up front and it'll keep the running balances per person. Let me know how it goes! 🙏
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Hello everyone 👋
Excited to share Wandesk.
Wandesk is built around a simple but often overlooked idea: AI shouldn’t live only inside a chat box.
For many people—especially those who don’t write code every day—software is much easier to understand and use when it actually takes shape. It should have windows, panels, notebooks, boards, and files—not just repeated prompts and results buried in a long chat history.
Wandesk is a graphical AI desktop 🖥️
You can start with an idea, turn it into a usable app, and keep using, modifying, and managing it in the same workspace.
More importantly, Wandesk aims to make AI-generated software not just something that gets “generated,” but something that can truly stay, be organized, and continue serving your daily work and life.
Your apps don’t disappear into prompts ✨ — They stay on your desktop as real tools that you can reopen, reuse, and keep improving.
Different kinds of work stay in their proper place 🗂️ — Notes, ledgers, boards, and files can live side by side instead of being piled into one endless conversation.
AI works across the entire workspace 🤝 — Apps can share context, remember preferences, and help with more continuous, real-world tasks.
It’s built for personal software 🛠️ — Whether it’s small utilities, internal tools, personal projects, mini games, or quirky but useful workflows, they can all be created more easily.
You stay in control 🔓 — Wandesk is open source and free, so you can inspect it, use it, and adapt it to your own needs.
AI is making software creation easier than ever, but it can also make things messy very quickly.
If everyone can generate tools, then people also need a clearer and more stable way to hold, organize, and manage what they create. That’s the layer Wandesk wants to provide: making AI-generated software something truly usable, sustainable, and within your control.
If this direction sounds interesting, we’d love for you to download it and give it a try 🚀, and we’d really love to hear your honest feedback.
If anything feels awkward, unclear, or still far from good enough, please tell us directly. Honest feedback is exactly what helps us make it better 💬
If you believe in this direction, we’d also really appreciate your support with an upvote 🙏
This reminds me of a new version of Perplexities. Computer. I’m intrigued for sure to say the least. I used an old laptop. Gutted it and created an openclaw-puter would love to see what this can do
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@matthew_faxon
haha an openclaw-puter — honestly that's exactly the kind of setup I was hoping someone would point at this 😄
Light enough to run on a gutted old laptop (the heavy lifting goes through your API key, not the CPU). And the fun bit: you don't have to drive it from the chat box — you can point an external agent at Wandesk and let it run the desktop for you. So your openclaw could literally be the thing driving it.
Would love to see that combo in action. Go break it and tell me what falls over 🛠️