Denker for Windows
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 trialWindows 10 or 1164-bit (x64) PCs
Ask from any app without switching windows.
A floating input opens over the app you're in.
Speak your request. Hold the keys for a live conversation.
Your words go into any app, cleaned up or translated if you like.
Show what happens. Clips go with your request.
Mark the spot while you talk or type.
Your projects, tasks, chats and memory.
Every shortcut can be changed or turned off in Settings › Keyboard shortcuts.
Real screenshots from Windows 11, with fictional data.
From the taskbar
Click Denker in the system tray to see running tasks and questions, or type a request without leaving your work.
Works in your apps
Denker reads the tabs in your signed-in browser, fills web forms and works in desktop apps. You review, then submit.
Denker lives in your system tray and taskbar.
Click the icon for running tasks and questions, or type a request. Its menu opens chat, voice and settings.
Right-click the taskbar button for the same actions, plus PC control, microphone and speech privacy settings.
Use Denker's voices, or switch to the voices built into Windows.
Denker reads and acts in your signed-in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc or Chromium.
Approve before Denker moves your pointer. Stop any task from its card.
Signed installer. Updates install on their own, also when you installed from the Store.
Two ways to install. Both give you the same app, and both keep it updated.
For the details, our docs are here to help.
Either. The Store is one click. The small installer always gets the newest version straight from denker.ai; Store updates can arrive a few days later. Both update themselves after install.
Denker works with the Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode account you already have. Charges from your AI provider are separate.
Denker asks before it moves your pointer, and before any payment, purchase, transfer, installer or app launch. You can stop any task.
On Windows, Denker brings an app to the front to work in it. On Mac, it can also work in an app while you keep working in another.
Point, talk, or draw on your screen. Get the result back in your apps.
