See the native macOS command center for developers and creators: dual-pane file work, AI screenshot renaming with review, Reclaim Space cleanup, previews, terminal, and Folder Graph. Free forever; Premium is optional.
36-second demo: rename screenshots, reclaim developer junk, and navigate projects without leaving the file manager.
Founder story
When you manage projects, screenshots, PDFs, code, downloads, and archives all day, the work spreads across too many windows and tools. Kommanda brings that work back into one native Mac command center.
The proof
This is the demo I would show first. Select messy screenshots, ask Kommanda to rename them based on what each image shows, review the proposed changes, then apply.
“Not a chatbot next to your files — an AI agent that safely helps with file work.”
Core launch message
The wow moment
Kommanda scans common developer cache locations: Xcode DerivedData, node_modules, Python virtualenvs, package caches, browser caches, and ML caches.
What to try first
Select screenshot files and ask Kommanda to rename them based on image content. Review, confirm, apply.
Run Reclaim Space and show how much rebuildable storage Kommanda finds on a real developer machine.
Use dual-pane F5/F6 operations, previews, terminal, and Folder Graph to show the app as a command center.
For Product Hunt and Reddit
Kommanda is launching as a focused Mac utility: practical, fast, keyboard-first, and AI-assisted only where it makes file work better.
Free forever · Premium optional
The Free version includes the core dual-pane file manager, Reclaim Space, Folder Graph, previews, archive/image tools, and one basic AI tab. The first 14 days unlock Premium features with no credit card.
No account · No credit card · Upgrade later if you want.
Premium is a one-time $29 purchase and unlocks the command-running AI agent, unlimited AI tabs, Terminal, advanced PDF tools, Scheduled Tasks, and Premium themes.
Free download · Feedback welcome
If you work with files all day, download the free version and tell me what should improve next.