Dune

Dune is an AI productivity hardware tool that acts as a context-aware keypad for macOS, automating repetitive dev and meeting workflows for developers and remote professionals. The three-key CNC-machined aluminum device sits next to your keyboard and automatically changes what each key does based on the active foreground application — no manual mode switching required.

For developers, Dune integrates directly with GitHub, VS Code, and Claude, letting you trigger custom AI agents or fire macros with a single physical keypress. The built-in Claude integration means you can speak to or invoke Claude without touching your mouse or typing a hotkey sequence. For meeting-heavy schedules, Dune syncs with your calendar and surfaces the meeting join link two minutes before each call; one key joins, another fires a pre-written "running late" email. Dedicated physical keys handle mic mute, camera toggle, and one-touch meeting window snap-to-front — removing the hunting-through-tabs experience common on Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet.

Keys are fully configurable: you can trigger Granola, other meeting assistants, or any custom AI agent, and surface notes or send follow-ups directly from the device. The hardware is USB-C powered, weighs 50 grams, and measures 40mm x 10mm x 10mm, making it compact enough to sit permanently on any desk without occupying meaningful space.

Dune is macOS only and ships as a physical device, so it is not available as software or cross-platform. Batch 1 units sold out; Early Bird Batch 2 is limited and ships in approximately four weeks from order. No specific retail price is listed publicly.

macOS developers and remote professionals use Dune to automate meeting joins, mic/camera controls, and AI agent triggers via a context-aware three-key physical keypad.