Denker for Mac

Point at your Mac. Your agents take it from there.

Ask Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode from any app by pointing and talking. Get the answer, or the finished result, back where you work.

Free, with a 14-day Pro trialmacOS 13 or laterApple silicon and Intel

Real recording, November 2026: the Denker workspace on a Mac with the Taskboard, chats and memory.

Made for the keys you already use.

Ask from any app without switching windows.

Controltwice

Ask anywhere

A floating input opens over the app you're in.

Control+Option

Talk to Denker

Speak your request. Hold the keys for a live conversation.

Commandtwice

Dictate anywhere

Your words go into any app, cleaned up or translated if you like.

Caps Lockhold

Record your screen

Show what happens. Clips go with your request.

Shift+ drag

Draw on screen

Mark the spot while you talk or type.

Optiontwice

Open the workspace

Your projects, tasks, chats and memory.

Every shortcut can be changed or turned off in Settings › Keyboard shortcuts.

Ask where you work. Get it done there.

Two real recordings from a Mac, with fictional data.

Real recording, October 2026, on a fictional test page. Shortcut cue added in editing.

Show, don't explain

Mark it. Record it. Say what you need.

Hold Caps Lock to record the problem, draw around it, and say what you want. Denker brings the clip and your words to your agent.

  • Clips up to 20 seconds, up to 8 per request
  • Draw marks travel as screenshots with the request
  • Dictation runs on the Mac recognizer or a local model
Real recording, October 2026, with fictional figures. The draft stays unsent.

Works in your apps

Ask beside the sheet. The draft lands in Gmail.

Point at the report and ask for a reply. Denker reads the numbers and writes the draft in Gmail. You check it and press Send.

  • Mail, Messages, Calendar, Reminders and Notes on your Mac
  • Can work in another app while you keep working
  • Asks before payments, purchases, installers and app launches

Built into macOS.

Denker lives in your menu bar and works with the Mac apps you use.

Menu bar

Click the icon for running tasks and questions, or type a request. The menu opens chat, voice and settings.

Dock menu

Right-click the Dock icon for the same actions, plus shortcuts to each permission pane.

Apple silicon and Intel

One app runs on both. Denker's voices work on Intel Macs too.

Safari, Chrome, Arc and Dia

Denker reads and acts in your signed-in browser. Safari works without an extension after a one-time setting; Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and Dia use one.

Mac apps

Sends and reads Mail and Messages, adds Calendar events, Reminders and Notes, and controls Music or Spotify.

Signed, notarized, up to date

Apple-notarized app. Updates install on their own; restart now or later.

Get Denker for Mac.

One small download. It fetches the latest Denker and keeps it updated.

Also on Windows

Same Denker, same account, on your PC.

  • Microsoft Store or a small installer
  • Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
  • Sign in with the same Denker account
See Denker for Windows

System requirements

macOS
macOS 13 Ventura or later
Mac
Apple silicon or Intel
AI tool
Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode with your own sign-in. Setup helps you install it and sign in.
Account
Free Denker account, with a 14-day Pro trial
Internet
Needed for sign-in and for your AI tool

A few things you might wonder.

For the details, our docs are here to help.

Does Denker run on Intel Macs?

Yes. One app runs on Apple silicon and Intel. On Intel Macs, dictation uses the local Whisper model.

Do I need an AI subscription?

Denker works with the Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode account you already have. Charges from your AI provider are separate.

Will Denker act without asking?

Denker asks before it moves your pointer, and before any payment, purchase, transfer, installer or app launch. You can stop any task.

How does Denker update?

Updates download on their own. Restart now, or snooze for a day.

Bring your agents to your Mac.

Point, talk, or draw on your screen. Get the result back in your apps.