AUG 27, 2026
PromptDC Desktop
The desktop app is here for macOS and Windows, and the whole site was rebuilt around it
The PromptDC desktop app is here for macOS and Windows, and the whole site was rebuilt around it. Select text in any application, press the shortcut, review the rewrite, and replace. Profiles and Custom Actions now run on desktop and in Chrome, with profiles also available in the terminal. The editor extensions rewrite the prompt in the editor's AI chat panel with Simple or Structured output and a target picker.
- Desktop app for macOS and Windows: Available on macOS 12.0 or later and Windows 10/11. It rewrites text you select in any app, not just a browser tab. Use it in browsers such as Safari and Edge, and in native apps such as notes, chat clients, and editors. Select the text, press the shortcut, review the rewrite, and replace it in place.
- Terminal support: Prompt enhancement inside the terminal, with tool-specific targets for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI, plus support for OpenCode. An editable review popover always opens before Replace pastes the result, so nothing is ever typed into a running process without you seeing it first.
- Per-app default profiles: On desktop you can set a default profile per application, so your mail client can default to Email while the terminal defaults to Code. A per-app rule selects a profile only. Language applies everywhere. Output format, Simple or Structured enhancement, and Always Include apply to the Code profile.
- Custom Actions: A one-off instruction of up to 19,000 characters, on desktop and in Chrome, instead of picking a saved profile. Use it when the request does not fit any profile you already have.
- Profiles: Paid plans include 10 built-in profiles plus unlimited custom profiles, shared across desktop, terminal, and Chrome.
- Site rebuild: The whole website was redesigned around the desktop-first product. There are new desktop and terminal pages, a rebuilt download flow, and every comparison, feature, and documentation page rewritten so it describes the desktop app, the terminal, Chrome, and the editor extensions rather than a browser extension alone.
- Chrome and IDE extensions: Chrome and the IDE extensions keep working exactly as before. Chrome rewrites editable web fields in place and needs no Accessibility permission. The editor extensions rewrite the prompt in the editor's AI chat panel and never touch the file you are editing.
