uddingData stays on your computer
Conversations, settings and installed plugins stay on your computer; project files stay in the folders you choose.
Desktop app
Models, tools and resultsin one workspace
Connect leading models, then work in separate conversations with a built-in browser, file and command tools, Studio documents and tables, scheduled tasks and plugins.
Free for personal and commercial use
Fix login page on narrow screens
On narrow windows, the sign-in button gets pushed out of the card. Can you fix it?
Search fileslogin
Read filesrc/styles/login.css
Edit filessrc/styles/login.css
Fixed. The card now shrinks with the window, and below 480px the buttons take the full width. The diff is open in the workspace.
Message
login.css
src/styles/login.cssDiff+5−1
.login-card {
− width: 480px;
+ width: min(480px, 100%);
padding: 32px;
}
+@media (max-width: 480px) {
+ .login-actions { flex-direction: column; }
+ .login-actions button { width: 100%; }
+}
Models
Leading models, ready out of the box
Presets for leading providers are built in. Add an API key to start, and choose a model for each task.
- Presets for Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM, MiMo and more
- Compatible APIs, OpenRouter and local models through Ollama
- Model and reasoning effort for each task; teams can connect through Buzz
Conversations & projects
Separate conversations, clearly organized
Each task has its own conversation, model, tools and permissions, so several tasks can run at once.
- Start a new chat from any answer and explore other directions in the copy
- Link project folders as needed; files stay where they are
- Set approvals per project: Ask, Auto or Full access
Workspace & tools
File, command and code tools
Pudding gives models file, command and code-understanding tools, and every change is reviewed in a diff view.
- Read, search and edit project files, and review changes in a diff view
- Run commands, with runs you can stop at any time
- Find definitions and references, and check diagnostics (Go, TypeScript)
Browser & computer
Built-in browser and computer use
Browser tabs sit beside the conversation, and page content can be used directly in the current conversation. With permission, Pudding can also operate local apps.
- Open pages, click, type, capture screenshots and read page content
- View and operate local apps with your permission
- Capture images from the screen or camera on request
Studio
Documents, tables and widgets
Documents, tables and widgets are kept together in Studio, ready to review and revise.
- Markdown documents and typed tables with autosave, version history and restore
- AI revisions for selected text or cells, reviewable and undoable one by one
- Interactive widgets built from React source; CSV import and export, Markdown export
Scheduling & collaboration
Scheduled tasks and subtask collaboration
Recurring work runs automatically as scheduled tasks, and complex jobs split into subtasks that run in parallel.
- Daily or weekly schedules that run in the original conversation and keep a history
- The main conversation delegates subtasks, tracks them and combines the results
- System notifications when a task finishes or needs approval
Extensions
Plugins, skills and MCP
Plugins bring outside services into Pudding, and skills turn your routines into reusable workflows.
- Built-in plugins for the browser, collaboration, image capture and more
- Services such as GitHub and Gmail, plus MCP plugins
- Reusable skills for routine work
More features
Local voice dictationImage and document attachmentsWorkspace overviewSearch and archive conversationsBackground notificationsLight and dark themes
Security and privacy
Permission on demand
Pudding asks before it accesses folders or operates your apps, and temporary permissions can be reviewed and revoked.
Transparent process
Every tool call appears in the conversation, and work can be stopped at any time.
Open-source core
The Agent core is Apache-2.0 licensed, and no account is required.
Get started
Quick start
- 01
Install
Download the installer for your device and follow the prompts.
- 02
Connect a model
Pick a provider preset and add your API key, or connect a local model through Ollama.
- 03
Start a conversation
Open a new conversation, choose a project folder if you need one, and describe the task.
Which systems are supported?
Pudding for Windows 11 is available in Microsoft Store for x64 and ARM64, with installation and updates handled by the Store. For macOS, Apple silicon needs macOS 14.0 or later, and Intel needs macOS 15.5 or later.
What are the Windows limitations?
The Windows version does not currently include local computer use, camera capture or voice dictation. Commands require PowerShell 7; Git and Go features need their respective tools. Scheduled tasks require Pudding to stay running and the device to stay awake.
Do I need to pay or sign up?
Pudding is free for personal and commercial use, and there is no account to create. Model providers may charge separately, and connecting an outside service requires signing in to it.
Will it do things on my computer without asking?
No. Pudding asks before it accesses folders or operates your apps, and you choose how commands are approved for each project. You can review and revoke permissions, every step appears in the conversation, and you can stop at any time.
Where is my data stored?
Conversations and settings stay on your computer, and project files stay in the folder you choose. When you use a model or external tool, the relevant content is sent to the services you configure or authorize.
Which parts are open source?
The Agent core is open source under Apache-2.0. The desktop app is free to use under a proprietary license; it is not open source.
Get started with Pudding
Free for personal and commercial use.