Stardock Unveils DesktopGPT and brings AI to the Desktop

DesktopGPT is an innovative application that brings AI to the desktop, focusing on making interactions quickly and putting AI at your fingertips. DesktopGPT is an exclusive application for Object Desktops that brings AI models to Windows 10/11 with powerful prompting and templates. DesktopGPT focuses on a keyboard-first experience with access to GPT 3.5, GPT 4, and GPT 4 Turbo with the ability to move between models based on a user’s need.

Templates make it easy for beginners and advanced users to engage the language model no matter how simple or advanced the task is—writing cover letters for your resume or translating the text into a different language.

“DesktopGPT is the evolution of a tool that we were using internally at Stardock to help us be more effective with our AI interactions” said Brad Sams, General Manager of Stardock Software. “And at the heart of DesktopGPT are templates that are a powerful way to streamline your repetitive tasks” 

DesktopGPT is in beta and a part of ObjectDesktop. You can get into the Beta here.

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