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Stitch is a local-first AI desktop app. Record meetings, manage todos, automate daily workflows, and let AI remember what matters — all running privately on your machine.
Hey everyone! I built Stitch because I was tired of juggling five different AI tools for my daily workflow -- Claude for coding tasks, ChatGPT for general questions, Granola for meeting notes, and various automation scripts scattered everywhere.
I wanted a local-first alternative to Claude Cowork that actually runs on your machine. Your data stays with you, and you get the same power without sending everything to the cloud.
Think of it as a single, customizable harness for all your AI workflows -- chat, file operations, browser automation, meeting recording and analysis, scheduled tasks -- all in one place. Similar in spirit to what Opencode does for the terminal, but as a full desktop experience that's easy to use and deeply extensible (MCP support, connectors, custom automations).
Would love to hear what tools you're currently stitching together and what you'd want in a unified local assistant. Happy to answer any questions!
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About Stitch on Product Hunt
“OSS Claude Cowork Alternative”
Stitch was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #49 on the daily leaderboard. Stitch is a local-first AI desktop app. Record meetings, manage todos, automate daily workflows, and let AI remember what matters — all running privately on your machine.
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