Dune is a context-aware keypad for Mac that now builds around you. Create shortcuts just by talking to Claude, browse a Marketplace of community-built scripts, and assign any workflow to your three keys across the apps you use. From meetings to dev tools to everyday tasks, Dune adapts instantly so the right action is always one keypress away.
When we launched Dune in April, the response floored us. You made it Product of the Day, then Product of the Week. Batch 1 sold out, we opened Batch 2, and the most common question we keep hearing is some version of "can Dune do X?" — the answer is almost always yes, so we built the tools to make that happen faster.
What we shipped 1. Dune Marketplace A community-built library of scripts and agentic workflows. Browse and install what other users have built, assign to your keys in seconds, and add your own to the mix. From summarizing your last meeting to drafting outreach from your inbox, you can install what someone else built in seconds or upload your own. New scripts go up every week.
2. Build with Claude You can now configure your entire Dune through a conversation. Tell Claude what you do all day and it'll suggest a setup built around how you actually work. Ask Claude to change a script, add a shortcut, walk you through what's currently set up on your keys, or suggest a smarter way to use them. No settings panel. Just talk.
A few setups already on the Marketplace, in case you want somewhere to start: a) Start your Day! — Open the apps you use for work with one click. b) Check Limits Individual/Team Plans — Launch the Usage tab on your Claude Desktop app with a single keystroke. c) Company Search — This script goes through your calendar, finds the current or upcoming event, identifies the attendee's company name, and searches for the company on Crunchbase, LinkedIn, X, and their website, along with the attendee's LinkedIn profile.
These two features make Dune even more powerful.
Who this is for If you're in back-to-back meetings on Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet, there are scripts for that too. If you're a developer running agents in Claude, VS Code, or GitHub, the Marketplace has workflows built specifically for those contexts. And if you have a workflow no one's built yet, Build with Claude will help you create it.
We'd especially love to hear what you build, or what you wish existed in the Marketplace. Drop a comment — what's the one workflow on your Mac that still has too many steps?
Build with Claude is the move that shifts this from a hardware product to a platform. The interesting failure case is when a user describes a workflow that the available scripts cannot cover, and Claude either generates something plausible that breaks silently or refuses and the user is left where they started. How are you handling that gap on the maker side? Is there a feedback path from failed conversations back into the curated Marketplace queue so the gaps become the next batch of scripts? The Mac surface area is huge and the long tail of “I do this five times a day” is exactly where the value sits.
Congrats on the launch! The Claude setup flow is a really nice direction.
Curious how you think about permissions/security for community scripts in the Marketplace, especially as people start building more agentic workflows across dev tools and meetings.
Dune Marketplace is such a cool idea! Congrats @apoorv_shankar and the team!
Polling the accessibility API for foreground app state is the right call. That's much cleaner than intercepting at the keyboard driver level. We've done similar context-detection work in our own tooling, where the active app determines which automations fire. How does the Claude shortcut generation pipeline work? Is it outputting shell commands or AppleScript, and how do you sandbox community scripts?
Hello and congratulation!! Im sad because i cant order it to the Czech Republic... Really wanted to order and cant so im writing you here Dune team. :/ today with FedEx, UPS, DHL i dont think its hard to deliver it to any country. <3
The foreground-app context detection adapts keys in real time based on the active app, which is genuinely useful in a dev setup. We've felt the constant tax of switching between VS Code, Claude, and meeting tools while building AI features. Does the shortcut creation via Claude generate scripts locally or does it call the API each time you define a new workflow?
Curious whether there is a way to browse the Marketplace by app rather than by script name. Looking for everything built for VS Code specifically, and scrolling through the whole catalog is not ideal.
Does Build with Claude work if you describe a workflow in detail but you are not technical enough to know what the underlying script should look like? Or do you need to understand what you are asking for at some level?
If I build something good and share it, do I get attribution on the Marketplace?
I built a custom flow using BWC to read new emails, slack messages and meeting notes from the day before to create a daily task list. Love getting my day organised at the press of a button. Go dune!
How does the Marketplace handle scripts that stop working after a macOS update? Is there a way for authors to push fixes or does it fall on the user to notice something broke?
For Build with Claude - what happens when the workflow you describe involves an app that Dune doesn't have a pre-loaded mapping for? Does it still work or does it fall back to something?
The Marketplace changes this from a hardware purchase to something that keeps getting more useful over time. Curious whether scripts can be private or if everything you submit has to be public.
Put Start your DAY! on the Marketplace a while back. One key opens every app you use for work. Strange feeling to see a script you wrote show up in someone else's setup.
Is there a way to try a script from the Marketplace before fully committing to assigning it to a key? Like a preview or a test run before it goes live.
The marketplace and build with claude features are gonna make Dune hyper-personalised to each one of its users! Can't wait to see what the community builds 🖍️
About Dune Keypad on Product Hunt
“Context-aware Mac keypad, w/ Claude + community extensions ”
Dune Keypad launched on Product Hunt on June 1st, 2026 and earned 328 upvotes and 51 comments, placing #4 on the daily leaderboard. Dune is a context-aware keypad for Mac that now builds around you. Create shortcuts just by talking to Claude, browse a Marketplace of community-built scripts, and assign any workflow to your three keys across the apps you use. From meetings to dev tools to everyday tasks, Dune adapts instantly so the right action is always one keypress away.
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Rohan Chaubey
Hi Product Hunt community, we're back!
When we launched Dune in April, the response floored us. You made it Product of the Day, then Product of the Week. Batch 1 sold out, we opened Batch 2, and the most common question we keep hearing is some version of "can Dune do X?" — the answer is almost always yes, so we built the tools to make that happen faster.
What we shipped
1. Dune Marketplace
A community-built library of scripts and agentic workflows. Browse and install what other users have built, assign to your keys in seconds, and add your own to the mix. From summarizing your last meeting to drafting outreach from your inbox, you can install what someone else built in seconds or upload your own. New scripts go up every week.
2. Build with Claude
You can now configure your entire Dune through a conversation. Tell Claude what you do all day and it'll suggest a setup built around how you actually work. Ask Claude to change a script, add a shortcut, walk you through what's currently set up on your keys, or suggest a smarter way to use them. No settings panel. Just talk.
A few setups already on the Marketplace, in case you want somewhere to start:
a) Start your Day! — Open the apps you use for work with one click.
b) Check Limits Individual/Team Plans — Launch the Usage tab on your Claude Desktop app with a single keystroke.
c) Company Search — This script goes through your calendar, finds the current or upcoming event, identifies the attendee's company name, and searches for the company on Crunchbase, LinkedIn, X, and their website, along with the attendee's LinkedIn profile.
These two features make Dune even more powerful.
Who this is for
If you're in back-to-back meetings on Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet, there are scripts for that too. If you're a developer running agents in Claude, VS Code, or GitHub, the Marketplace has workflows built specifically for those contexts. And if you have a workflow no one's built yet, Build with Claude will help you create it.
We'd especially love to hear what you build, or what you wish existed in the Marketplace.
Drop a comment — what's the one workflow on your Mac that still has too many steps?
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