localcommander.
ONE ASK. MORE DONE.

Your AI.
Your computer.
All at once.

Let your AI work with the files and tools you approve. Independent tasks run together. You can see them, stop them, and change access at any time.

Try the demo

Windows 11 x64 first · No card required

LESS WAITING, VISIBLY
My Windows PC Connected
You ask your AI
“Check my project, run the tests
and build a preview.”
Independent work starts together
Check project
Run tests
72%
Build preview
53%
3 tasks, one request Your approved workspace
Your computer. Your rules.Every task stays visible.

Illustrative activity, not a speed benchmark.

Keep the AI you already use.
ChatGPT Claude Codex
Client support is released only after each integration is verified.
EXPLAIN. ENROL. ENJOY.

One small install.
Then just ask.

01

Connect your computer

Install Local Commander once. No Docker, tunnels or terminal setup.

02

Choose what it can use

Approve a workspace and capabilities. You can revoke access later.

03

Keep chatting normally

Your AI sends approved work. Independent tasks can move together.

START FREE. PAY WHEN IT EARNS ITS PLACE.

Simple limits.

Same controls on both plans.
One accepted execution = one unit.

Free

Enough to know whether you need it.

$0/ month
12,000 executions / month1 computer8 parallel slots*
No card. No trial countdown.
Pro MORE ROOM

For people who keep using it.

$15USD / month
250,000 executions / month5 computers24 parallel slots*
PayPal on our website. Cancel renewal anytime.

A batch of three accepted commands counts as three executions. Checking status and stopping existing work remain available at your limit.
*Actual safe concurrency also depends on your computer and resource conflicts.

GOOD TO KNOW

Still your computer.

No mystery setup. No invisible control.

What can my AI access?

You approve workspaces and capabilities. Local commands are powerful; folder controls are not a complete operating-system sandbox.

Do I need Docker or a terminal?

No. Local Commander brings its own runtime. Project-specific tools such as Git or Python still need to exist if a task uses them.

Can I stop it?

Yes. Status and stop controls remain available even when your monthly execution allowance is exhausted.