Pranab P Kumar

[Jo @tinyboardjo]

I mean what's the point of a screenless wearable if I still have to pull out my phone every time I want something useful?

Band → Phone → App → Dashboard → Answer.

You didn't remove the screen, you JUST MOVED it.

One device should do the job end to end!!!

[Pranab P Kumar @pranabpkumar]

Watch it once for the jokes, twice for the thesis.

#Aina @AinaInterface

[Apoorv Shankar @lazyapoorv]

We raised $5.5M to build an AI hardware interface that knows what you want.

The world has changed: we talk to our devices, AI writes our emails, and self-driving cars pick us up.

But how we interact with it all, touchscreens and keyboards, was designed for an age of browsing and searching.

When we do hundreds of tasks a day, now even more with AI, every unnecessary decision, every step spent navigating instead of acting adds up to real cognitive load.

We are building the Hardware Interface, designed for the age of AI.

Private Pilot now open.

Limited spots.

https://t.co/LwJiLsp5KX

[Apoorv Shankar @lazyapoorv]

We raised $5.5M to build an AI hardware interface that knows what you want.

The world has changed: we talk to our devices, AI writes our emails, and self-driving cars pick us up.

But how we interact with it all, touchscreens and keyboards, was designed for an age of browsing and searching.

When we do hundreds of tasks a day, now even more with AI, every unnecessary decision, every step spent navigating instead of acting adds up to real cognitive load.

We are building the Hardware Interface, designed for the age of AI.

Private Pilot now open.

Limited spots.

https://t.co/LwJiLsp5KX

[Aina @AinaInterface]

@lazyapoorv @lazyapoorv Forgot to tag us? ; )

[Apoorv Shankar @lazyapoorv]

I hope you're referring to corporate meetings where you're moonlighting right now @the2ndfloorguy

[Apoorv Shankar @lazyapoorv]

Dune just landed on @TechCrunch!
Thanks @IndianIdle and do publish the "Company Brief" shortcut you made on Dune Marketplace :)

[Pankaj @the2ndfloorguy]

I got tired of sitting in useless corporate meetings at work, so I built a button to generate fake excuses to leave 🚨

when I can’t sit through it anymore, I press the button. it looks at what’s going on and gives me a believable fake excuse

used it 3 times last week, still employed 👍🏻

[Aina @AinaInterface]

Dune is back on #ProductHunt today, and this time we shipped two new features.

The Dune Marketplace: a community library of scripts and agentic workflows you can install on your keys in seconds.

Build with Claude: configure your entire setup through a conversation.

Auto-decline every meeting under 30 minutes, send a Slack status that says "deep work" every time you open Netflix, or DM yourself a reality check every time you open Twitter for the fourth time in an hour. If you can describe it, Claude will build it — or someone in the Marketplace already beat you to it.

Check it out and drop your quirkiest use case in the comments. The most unconventional ones get a Dune, on us.🏜️

https://t.co/5sDg64FmJW

[Aina @AinaInterface]

New feature update //

Build your own custom workflows and Dune triggers through a conversation with Claude.

[Apoorv Shankar @lazyapoorv]

We are Ranking #1 on Product Hunt leaderboard today.

Thank you to everyone who has shown up and supported us. 🙌🏻

If you haven't yet, we are offering an exclusive discount for people who find us on Product Hunt today.

Link in the comments!

[Pranab P Kumar @pranabpkumar]

RT @lazyapoorv: Dune - our context-aware keypad for Mac - is live on Product Hunt, and featured among today's top launches. 🎉

Automate yo…

[Apoorv Shankar @lazyapoorv]

Introducing Dune: a context-aware keypad for Mac that adapts to what you’re doing.

Dune reads which app is in the foreground and automatically changes what its three keys do based on what you’re working on.

One tap to join meetings without searching for links. Approve and merge PRs on GitHub. Approve or reject on Claude. Or trigger your own Agentic workflows. All from a single key press.

Choose what Dune does from a set of pre-built workflow triggers or build your own. We are shipping a limited batch of Dune and would love to see what you build with it.

https://t.co/33IPySGOi3

[Aina @AinaInterface]

The devil doesn't live in the details, it lives in the render.

[Aina @AinaInterface]

Built from lived problems.

[Aina @AinaInterface]

Throwback to #ces2026 where we showcased our first AI + Hardware builds solving for everyday problems.

Radiance | “One click to join meetings and instantly pull back meeting tabs into focus while multitasking.”

Dune | “Your contextual extended keyboard.”

Shift | “One-tap agentic button for all your apps.”

[Ritwik Pavan @ritwikpavan]

NEW: @ProjectMirageHQ unveils 3 experimental hardware products that rethink input beyond keyboards and touchscreens.

1. Radiance is an AI-powered physical console for online meetings.

• Join meetings with a single click via calendar sync
• Dedicated mute and unmute buttons
• Brings the meeting window to the foreground when you speak
• Real-time voice modulation trained on your best voice

It's built for people who live in video calls all day.

2. Shift is a one-tap agentic button for everyday apps.

• Automates repeated actions across apps
• Book an Uber, order DoorDash, refill Instacart with one click
• Works without unlocking or using your phone
• Open source and fully reprogrammable

It turns routine phone behavior into a single physical action.

3. Dune is a context-aware three-key macropad for Mac.

• Detects the active application automatically
• Keys remap based on what you are doing
• On-screen labels show what each key does in real time
• Replaces complex shortcuts with simple presses

Shortcuts adapt to the app instead of your hands.

[Aina @AinaInterface]

Introducing Radiance, Shift, and Dune.

Our early experiments in AI Interfaces, we revealed at CES this year.

With recent advances in AI, we’re able to do far more in less time and are always multitasking. Yet the physical means to do so - keyboards and touchscreens - have remained largely unchanged making everyday tasks unnecessarily overwhelming. We aim to change that.

Each of our experiments grew out of moments we kept running into ourselves - rushing to join calls, repetitive routines, and everyday interactions that demand more effort than they should.

These are not final answers. They are deliberate explorations, shared openly to invite conversation, feedback, and reinterpret the future of Human Computer Interaction!

More to build. More to question. More to come.

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Join the waitlist for early access and our Discord community to help us shape the future of interfaces and for exclusive open-source drops. https://t.co/pabP13CbtW

[Aina @AinaInterface]

Thanks for the feature @WIRED!

We’re rethinking human–computer interaction. Find us at CES, Booth 62051, and experience our first three builds up close.

Venetian Expo, Hall G, Eureka Park.
https://t.co/QvmnBPGjlK

[Aina @AinaInterface]

Ever wondered why keyboard shortcuts still exist, and how people are expected to remember so many of them? #CES2026

[Aina @AinaInterface]

Shift the way we manage every recurring task. #CES2026