Desktop AI workspaceWeenoko
Turn a request into inspected desktop work: source research, browser actions, local files, code execution, reports, and approval gates in one controlled app.
- Real work
- research, files, browser, code
- Control
- approval before side effects
- Runtime
- main LangGraph backend
Weenoko desktopWhat the product actually does
One prompt can touch many desktop surfaces, but every step stays visible.
Weenoko is not a decorative chat box. It is a desktop workspace for tasks that need evidence, local files, browser state, generated artifacts, and explicit permission before side effects.
Capabilities
A desktop assistant should show its work.
The product experience is built around real operating surfaces. Architecture still matters, but the homepage should prove what the app does before it explains how it is wired.
Deep research
Finds sources, reads the relevant pages, and turns evidence into a brief you can inspect.
Real browser control
Uses a browser surface when the task needs clicking, filtering, forms, or page extraction.
Code execution
Writes and runs small scripts for reports, conversions, analysis, and repeatable automation.
Local file workflows
Reads, creates, sorts, and converts local files with a visible approval boundary.
Reports and artifacts
Produces PDFs, summaries, tables, and generated files as reviewable outputs, not hidden side effects.
Controlled execution
Risky steps stay permissioned and visible. Runtime events make tool use and outputs inspectable.
Use cases
Built around work that crosses apps and files.
The common shape is evidence first, visible progress, and approval before changes that leave the workspace.
Operator workflows
- Turn a messy prompt into a sourced brief and a set of next actions.
- Compare vendors, collect evidence, and produce a decision memo.
- Sort Downloads into folders with an approval step and undo map.
- Read a long PDF and extract the obligations, dates, and open questions.
Team operations
- Turn a spreadsheet into a one-page PDF report and save it locally.
- Research API changes and summarize the migration work for engineering.
- Open the top industry posts this morning and brief the team.
- Validate incoming CSVs and draft an issue report before notifying anyone.
Artifact production
- Draft outlines, research claims, and assemble a publishable document.
- Write a small script to batch-rename files from EXIF dates.
- Storyboard a product demo from real app scenes.
- Generate a report package with charts, citations, and local exports.
Real product recordings
The website media is generated from the Electron app itself.
These are deterministic recordings of the actual desktop renderer, driven by Playwright. The point is to show content and workflow, not decorative motion.
The homepage recording: a real desktop thread starts from a prompt, creates a plan, and stops before external delivery.
Release channel
Download Weenoko
Install the Windows desktop beta from Weenoko-owned release hosting. The build is currently unsigned, so Windows may show an Unknown Publisher warning while Weenoko is in beta.
Windows x64
v0.1.0-beta.10 / NSIS installer
Weenoko-0.1.0-beta.10-x64-setup.exe / 307.2 MB
Windows ARM64
v0.1.0-beta.10 / NSIS installer
Weenoko-0.1.0-beta.10-arm64-setup.exe / 308.6 MB
Security and verification
We publish release assets under the Weenoko domain and include SHA256 checksums for the Windows installer. Antivirus scan links use the public VirusTotal file report for the released checksum.
SHA256: 8419d45d29c9...32055bfa