Your next tool is one thought away.
Tell Tinker Click what you need, in your own words, and get a focused app built for that one job, ready to use right on your desktop. Apps, games, documents, charts, dashboards and more. No setup, no templates, no technical know-how.
Make it. Use it. Share it.
You describe it. Tinker builds it.
Think of it as a music library for apps, where you can add your own tracks. From a game of Go to a working copy of Winamp, the apps people make in Tinker Click run right inside it.
Made for tinkerers, families and classrooms.
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Your language
The whole app is translated, and commands work in your own language too.
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One-click covers
Snap a fresh cover image for any app with one click, even for 3D games like chess.
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Your choice of server
Use the official Tinker Click server, host your own, or bring your own AI model.
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Works with your files
Tinker Click can read documents on your computer and reach out to the web, using tools the app makes available to the AI.
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Under the hood
Edit the system prompt and add your own tools to change how Tinker Click thinks and what it can do.
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Slash commands
Type commands like /discover, /status and /login to move around faster.
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Open source
Tinker Click is built in the open. Read the code, run it yourself and help shape it on GitHub.
- Desktop app
- Windows
- Desktop app
- macOS
- Desktop app
- Linux
- In progress
- iPad
Questions, answered.
Tinker Click is a desktop app for making your own apps by describing them: games, tools, documents, charts, dashboards, presentations and more.
It's like a code-sharing platform for people who don't write code. Keep what you make, remix apps other people have made, and share your own in the public gallery.
Not at all. Describe what you want in plain words and Tinker Click does the rest. If you do code, you can go further: edit the system prompt, add your own tools, or host your own server.
Yes. Everything you make stays private until you choose to share it in the public gallery.
Yes. Tinker Click is developed in the open on GitHub. You can use the official Tinker Click server or run your own.
No. You can open Tinker Click and play the built-in starter apps straight away. Create an account when you want to make and save your own, or choose to run Tinker Click offline instead.
Yes. The starter apps work offline, and you can run Tinker Click fully offline with your own AI model. Browsing the public gallery needs a connection.
Tinker Click is in private alpha with a small group of testers. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it opens to more people.