Deskmarshal for Windows

The employee who works your PC.

Deskmarshal sits at the bottom of your screen, watches what you are doing when you let it, and talks with you about it. When you ask it to do something, it does the clicking and typing itself — in your applications, on your machine.

What you should know before you run it

It really does control your computer

This is not a chat window that writes instructions for you to follow. It moves your mouse and presses your keys. Screen watching starts off and you turn it on. There is a stop key that always works: Ctrl+Alt+Esc.

You bring your own AI keys

Today Deskmarshal runs on your own Anthropic and Google accounts, so you pay those two directly for exactly what you use, and nothing goes through us. You paste the keys in once, on the start screen, when you first open it. Make the Google one fresh — Google stopped accepting its older key type in September 2026.

Fourteen days, then the clicking stops

Everything works for fourteen days. After that it still opens, still talks, still remembers, and still shows you what it did — it just stops clicking and typing until there is a licence. Nothing you own ends up locked away.

Windows only, for now

The screen control is built on Windows and needs Windows 10 or 11. Windows will warn you the first time you run the installer, because it is not yet signed with a paid certificate — choose More info, then Run anyway.

Getting started

  1. Run the installer. No administrator password needed — it installs just for you.
  2. Open Deskmarshal. The start screen opens first, with a card for each company and a box to paste its key into. Make the Google key fresh at Google AI Studio rather than reusing an old one — Google stopped accepting the older kind in September 2026, and a key made before about the middle of that year is refused. The Anthropic key comes from console.anthropic.com.
  3. Restart it, then click Let Deskmarshal see my screen when you are ready.

You can get back to the start screen at any time: Settings on the bar, then Open the start screen.