Think-Act Desktop AI workspace
Free to install and try
One desktop workspace for
getting real work done with AI
Think-Act brings writing assistance, OCR, document intelligence, screen recording, reusable Skills, connected tools, and a Desktop Agent into one application. Use the tool you need directly, or let the agent coordinate a clearly defined multi-step task.
“Need the updated report today. Send it when done and tell me if anything is missing.”
Revised draft
“Could you send the updated report today? Please let me know if any information is still missing.”
What is inside Think-Act
Use the tool you need.
Connect the steps when it helps
Think-Act does not hide everything behind an agent. Writing, document intelligence, and recording remain useful on their own. The Desktop Agent is there when the job genuinely spans multiple steps.
Desktop Agent
Give the workspace a bounded task
Describe the result, add the relevant context, and choose what the run may use. Follow supported activity, respond to approvals, and inspect the result before relying on it.
A run can include
Text, screenshots, documents, files, and transcripts
Only enabled capabilities and available connectors
Approval points for configured consequential actions
Example: extract an invoice's supplier, reference, total, and due date while keeping the original available for verification.
Documents, scans & screenshots
Keep the source close.
Work from what it actually says
Instead of retyping a scan, screenshot, image, or PDF by hand, bring the source into Think-Act. Extract the text, organize the details you need, and keep the original nearby for verification.
Extract what is on the page
Work with text from photographed pages, screenshots, scans, and image-based PDFs without manually re-entering everything.
Find the fields that matter
Pull out names, dates, totals, references, or other details useful for the task instead of working from one long block of extracted text.
Check important values against the source
Compare names, amounts, dates, and important wording with the original before carrying them into the rest of your work.
Show the process once.
Turn it into something reusable
Some work is easier to demonstrate than describe from memory. Capture the process as it happens, then use the recording as context for documentation someone else can actually follow.
1
Capture the actual process
Record the walkthrough, recurring task, or bug reproduction while the important details are visible.
2
Prepare documentation from the reference
Turn what happened into steps, onboarding notes, a procedure, or a reproducible bug report.
Review it against the recording
Restore missing context, correct the sequence, and remove anything that should not be shared.
Example: record a routine workflow once, then prepare a step-by-step guide that a colleague can review and follow.
When the job has several steps
Give the agent a job,
not just a vague prompt
For work that needs several supported capabilities, give the
Desktop Agent
a concrete result and the context required to reach it. The workflow stays bounded by what you provide, what tools are available, and the policies applied to the task.
Keep the task, source material, supported activity, approval requests, and final result understandable as the work progresses.
Define a clear result, such as a summary table, report draft, or checklist, instead of an open-ended request.
Example task
“Extract the key fields from these invoices and prepare a summary table. Flag anything unclear for me to check.”
2
Source
Give it the relevant context
Supply the documents, screenshots, notes, recordings, or other material the task actually depends on.
3
Tools
Let it use the capabilities available to the task
Think-Act can coordinate supported tools or connectors that are configured and available for that workflow.
4
Decision
Step in when approval is required
When a supported action falls behind an approval boundary, review the request before deciding whether it should continue.
ALLOW ASK BLOCK based on configured policy
5
Review
Check the result against the source
Verify important values, resolve anything flagged as uncertain, and correct assumptions before relying on the completed work.
Extend a workflow when it earns it
Reuse the method.
Add access only when it is needed
Skills and connectors extend Think-Act in different ways. A Skill preserves how work should be approached. A connector makes another supported capability available to the workflow.
Method
Reusable guidance
A Skill remembers how the work should be done
Save useful instructions, preferred structure, conventions, and review checks so recurring work does not have to start from scratch each time.
Example
Keep the same outline, required fields, terminology, and review checklist whenever you prepare a recurring report summary.
Access
Additional capability
A connector gives the workflow another tool
Configure an MCP connector when a task needs a supported local or external capability that is not otherwise available to the run.
Before enabling one
Review its source, permissions, and data access before making it available to a workflow.
Think-Act runs on the desktop, while configured models, endpoints, or connectors may process task data elsewhere. Review the
data-flow guidance
before working with sensitive material.
Security & control
Control what can act,
not just what can answer
Desktop automation can interact with real files, applications, and connected systems. Think-Act keeps
tool availability and action policies
visible instead of turning access into hidden background permission.
ALLOW
Proceed under the configured policy
The supported action can continue without another approval step.
ASK
Pause for your decision
Think-Act waits before the supported action continues so you can review what is being requested.
BLOCK
Keep the action outside the boundary
The supported action is not permitted under the configured policy.
Different roles. The same need for
clear, reviewable work
Think-Act fits work that already moves between documents, screenshots, files, recordings, and desktop applications. Explore
practical productivity workflows
that start from the task you already have instead of requiring a separate automation project.
Quick answers about the desktop workspace, connected tools, processing, permissions, and agent behavior. For deeper details, visit the
complete product FAQ.
Think-Act is a
desktop AI workspace for Windows and macOS
for work involving writing, screenshots, OCR, documents, recordings, files, reusable Skills, and connected tools. The
Desktop Agent guide
explains how those capabilities work together.
How is Think-Act different from browser-only AI?
Think-Act is built around
desktop workflows that begin with the context already in front of you: selected text, screenshots, documents, recordings, or files. The next step can then use an available local or connected capability when the task requires it.
Do I need MCP connectors to use Think-Act?
No.
Writing assistance, OCR, document intelligence, and screen recording do not depend on MCP connectors.
Connectors are useful when a task needs another supported local or external capability. See
Skills and integrations
for the distinction between reusable instructions and tool access.
Can the Desktop Agent take actions without asking me?
That depends on the capabilities available to the task and the policy configured for each action. A supported action can be
ALLOW, ASK, or BLOCK. Think-Act cannot use a connector or tool that is unavailable to the task. Review the
security and approval model
before enabling consequential actions.
Does Think-Act run everything locally?
Not necessarily. Think-Act is a desktop application, but
processing location depends on the model, endpoint, connector, and workflow you configure.
Review the
data-flow guidance
before using sensitive information.
Which desktop platforms does Think-Act support?
Think-Act is available for both
Windows and macOS. Visit the
downloads page
to choose the correct installer and review the current version and system requirements for your platform.
Start with one practical task.
Build from what actually works
Rewrite a message, extract information from a document, record a process, or give the Desktop Agent a bounded task. Review the result, then decide whether the workflow is worth extending.
Windows
macOS
Writing, OCR & recording included
Controlled actions
