Project Mirage
Batch #1 Sold Out · Early Bird Batch 2 Now Available · Limited units remaining · Ships May 2026
Batch #1 Sold Out · Early Bird Batch 2 Now Available · Limited units remaining · Ships May 2026
Mirage
Batch #1 Sold Out · Early Bird Batch 2 Now Available · Limited units remaining · Ships May 2026
Mirage

Features of Dune

Context-aware keypad for macOS, automating dev workflows, simplifying online meetings, and more

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01. Join your next call without touching your trackpad.

Dune syncs with your calendar and surfaces your meeting link two minutes before every call. One key joins directly. Another sends a running late email to attendees, without you needing to ever move your cursor.

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02. Physical mic/camera toggles and one click unmute to instantly snap your meeting window to the front.

In any meeting, Key 1 becomes your mic toggle and Key 2 your camera. No more squinting at the screen to find the unmute button. One key press also brings your active meeting window to the front, however deep you are in your tabs.

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03. Trigger Granola, your meeting assistants, or your custom agents.

All three keys are fully configurable. Surface notes from previous conversations, send personalized follow-ups the moment a call ends, or trigger anything else you need.

That is how Dune works out of the box. Configure it to fit however you work.

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GitHub, VS Code, Claude, without breaking flow.

Dune detects which dev tool you're in and maps its three keys to the actions you reach for most.

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Custom agents, one tap away.

Dune + Openclaw lets you invoke agents you've built, such as an Email Assistant that sorts your inbox and drafts responses early in the day. Openclaw use cases are for reference and are not pre-installed in Dune.

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AI-powered context awareness, updating in real time.

Dune detects the app you’re working in and updates its key functions accordingly, with no manual setup needed. Instantly see what each key does on your Mac screen and execute relevant commands without breaking focus.

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Customizable Macros

Trigger any shortcut sequence with a single tap. We have enabled the most-used shortcuts for Notion, Figma, and Excel by default.

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URL

Open any link the moment you need it.

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Script

Run custom scripts to automate the workflows you do every day. If you can write it, Dune can run it.

The Dune Marketplace - scripts by you, for you

Browse the Dune Marketplace, a place where the community shares what they have built.

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Find and install

Find scripts that fit how you work, install them in seconds, and assign them to your keys across any app.

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New workflows every week

Every week, new workflows built by people who use Dune every day, available for you to make your own.

Speak to Claude - configure and customize, go nuts (until your usage runs out!)

Set up and customize your entire Dune experience through a conversation with Claude.

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Build with Claude

Ask it to change a script, add a new shortcut, walk you through your current setup, or suggest smarter ways to use your three keys.

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No configuration needed

No manual configuration, no settings to dig through. Just tell Claude what you want.

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Features of Dune

Context-aware keypad for macOS, automating dev workflows, simplifying online meetings, and more

01

Join your next call without touching your trackpad.

Dune syncs with your calendar and surfaces your meeting link two minutes before every call. One key joins directly. Another sends a running late email to attendees, without you needing to ever move your cursor.

02

Physical mic/camera toggles and one click unmute to instantly snap your meeting window to the front.

In any meeting, Key 1 becomes your mic toggle and Key 2 your camera. No more squinting at the screen to find the unmute button. One key press also brings your active meeting window to the front, however deep you are in your tabs.

03

Trigger Granola, your meeting assistants, or your custom agents.

All three keys are fully configurable. Surface notes from previous conversations, send personalized follow-ups the moment a call ends, or trigger anything else you need.

That is how Dune works out of the box. Configure it to fit however you work.

Meet Dune

See how Dune works

See how Dune works

Testimonials

Loved by builders. Real setups, real workflows — what people are doing with Dune.

Each button has a different set of AI agents. I didn't think I would like it as much as I do. Interesting how adding three buttons to my Mac changes how I use it.

Dune is just the beginning

Dune is just the beginning

Whether Dune is already on your desk or still on your radar, we would love to have you close as we continue to experiment and build in interfaces.

Specifications

Specifications

Material

CNC‑machined anodized aluminum

Compatibility

macOS only

Connectivity

USB-C

Dimensions

40mm × 10mm × 10mm

Weight

50g

Power

USB‑C powered (no battery required)

Material

CNC‑machined anodized aluminum

Compatibility

macOS only

Connectivity

USB-C

Dimensions

40mm × 10mm × 10mm

Weight

50g

Power

USB‑C powered (no battery required)

Get Dune at an
Early Bird Price

Get Dune at
Launch Price

Ships in May 2026

FAQs

These are the most commonly asked questions about Dune.

These are the most commonly asked questions about Dune.

Does Dune auto change what it does?

Which apps does Dune work with?

Do I need to configure anything?

Does Dune work on Windows?

Which Macs are compatible with Dune, and what macOS version is required?

Can I cancel my order?

Is Dune programmable?

When will Dune ship?

Do you offer refunds, returns or replacements?

Where does Dune connect, and can it use other ports?

What’s in the box?

Does Dune auto change what it does?

Which apps does Dune work with?

Do I need to configure anything?

Does Dune work on Windows?

Which Macs are compatible with Dune, and what macOS version is required?

Can I cancel my order?

Is Dune programmable?

When will Dune ship?

Do you offer refunds, returns or replacements?

Where does Dune connect, and can it use other ports?

What’s in the box?