About Dune by Project Mirage
Overview Dune is a context-aware 3-key keypad for macOS, built by the Project Mirage team. It replaces common trackpad and mouse actions — joining meetings, toggling mic and camera, triggering dev workflows — with physical keys that adapt to whichever app is on screen. Unlike generic macro pads or software-only shortcuts, Dune uses AI-powered context awareness to detect the active application and remap its three keys in real time, with no manual setup. It is designed for developers, remote workers, and anyone spending hours in meetings or editor tools. Key Benefits Surfaces your meeting link two minutes before every call and joins with one key press. Physical mic and camera toggles bring your active meeting window to the front regardless of how deep you are in your tabs. Detects which dev tool — GitHub, VS Code, or Claude — you are in and maps its three keys to the actions you reach for most. AI-powered context awareness updates key functions automatically as you switch apps, with no manual setup needed. Runs custom scripts and macros so you can automate any workflow you do every day. How It Works You plug Dune into your Mac via USB-C. It syncs with your calendar and detects the app you are currently using, then remaps its three physical keys to the most relevant actions — for example, joining a call, toggling your mic, or running a Git command. You see what each key does on your Mac screen and press one key to execute the action without touching your trackpad. Use Cases Remote software engineers — join daily standups and toggle mic/camera without leaving the terminal. Full-stack developers — run Git commands, open VS Code files, and trigger Claude agents without breaking focus. Knowledge workers who take many calls — use one key to join meetings and another to send a "running late" email to attendees. Power users of Notion, Figma, and Excel — trigger the most-used shortcuts with a single tap using pre-configured macros. Developers who build custom agents — invoke an Email Assistant or other Openclaw agents with a single key press. Why Choose This Product Dune is best suited for Mac users who want physical, tactile shortcuts for their daily digital routines — especially those who attend frequent meetings or work across multiple developer tools. It is a macOS-only device with no battery, powered entirely by USB-C, and requires a compatible Mac running a supported macOS version.
Dune by Project Mirage Pros & Cons
- AI-powered context-aware key remapping
- Physical buttons for mic, camera, and meeting join
- Integrates with calendar for automatic meeting links
- Community marketplace for shared workflows
- Configure via conversation with Claude
Key Features
Context-aware keypad
Dune detects which app you are working in and updates its three key functions automatically, with no manual setup needed.
Meeting shortcuts
Syncs with your calendar to surface meeting links two minutes before calls and lets you join with one key.
Physical mic/camera toggles
Dedicated physical keys become mic and camera toggles during meetings, and snap the meeting window to the front.
Customizable macros
Trigger any shortcut sequence with a single tap, with pre-configured macros for Notion, Figma, and Excel.
Script execution
Run custom scripts to automate any workflow you do every day, configurable per app.
Community marketplace
Browse and install community-built workflows from the Dune Marketplace.
Claude voice setup
Configure and customize your entire Dune setup through a conversation with Claude.
Dune by Project Mirage Pricing
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How Dune by Project Mirage compares
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| Starting price | — | Free | — | $79 |
| Pricing model | contact_sales | Free | contact_sales | one_time |
| Platforms | macOS | macOS | macOS | macOS |
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