Rohan Chaubey

Dune - Context-aware Mac keypad to automate workflows + meetings

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Dune is a Context-aware Keypad for Mac that sits next to your keyboard and changes what its three keys do in real time based on the app running in the foreground. Built for developers who live in GitHub, VS Code, Claude, Openclaw, and for anyone running AI agents or in back to back meetings on Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet.

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Ankit Narang

Why i need this ? If I can also use siri much faster than this

Sounak Bhattacharya

What happens when you're in a split-screen setup — say VS Code on the left and Zoom on the right? Does Dune track whichever window has focus, or does it go by the last full-screen app? That edge case probably covers half of how people actually work.

Tijo Gaucher

oh this is neat — does the context detection just watch the foreground app or are you hooking into something deeper per app? curious how the mappings get defined for stuff like Claude or Cursor

Resolver Vicky

Does it support windows also or only Mac?

Priya Tyagi

Watched people use this for the first time and the reaction is always the same. They switch apps, the keys change, and they just go "wait, what?"

Go team!

Sarvad Shetty

Does the key remapping work in full screen mode or does it need the app to be windowed? I live in full screen.

naveesh kumar
CNC aluminum for something this small is not a cheap decision.
Moksh Garg

Great initiative and product, can't wait to try out!

Piotr Pasierbek

the context-switching between Claude and VS Code is real. curious how it handles rapid app switching though - does it lag when you're jumping between terminal, browser, and editor quickly? we use Claude Code constantly and those millisecond delays add up when you're in flow state.

Piotr Sędzik

three keys seems minimal but probably smart. love that it's built specifically for the GitHub/VS Code/Claude workflow since that's our daily stack. wondering if there's any way to customize actions beyond what the AI suggests, or if it learns your patterns over time?