Cmdless turns spoken or typed intent into safe, reviewable desktop actions across AI, files, notes, snippets, calendar, scripts, windows, and connected channels.
Hold the shortcut, describe the task, inspect the proposed action, then decide whether to paste, save, open, send, or run.
surface for voice, AI, local tools, and connected workflows
Cmdless is not another dashboard. It is a small desktop layer for turning everyday instructions into controlled actions.
Find apps, files, notes, snippets, commands, links, scripts, and extension entry points from one launcher.
Rewrite, summarize, translate, explain, or reshape selected text without opening a separate editor.
Keep the final step visible before anything gets pasted, saved, opened, sent, or executed.
Speak naturally when typing is slower, then edit the transcript or route it into a tool before committing the action.
Capture a request from the same shortcut surface you use for typed commands.
Use selected text, active app context, and your chosen provider route when the feature needs it.
Route model and transcription work through configured providers and paid access rules.
The built-in tools cover the daily actions that normally scatter across menus, scripts, browser tabs, and notes apps.
Search recent copied text and reuse common text, templates, and dynamic fields.
Find local files, capture notes, and open the right object without stepping through Finder.
Prepare local commands and window actions from the same command surface, with review before execution.
For trying the voice-first command surface.
For managed AI routes, connected workflows, and sustained desktop use.
