An experiment by smeidu

A place for
your next thought.

ONO is an opinionated desktop browser agent. Bring your browser, agents and files into one workspace. Make a little room for what comes next.

Your workspaceBrowserAgentFilesOne workspace. Room to think.

Give your work a place

A project.
An interest. Your day.

Make a workspace for each part of your life. Useful pages, conversations and local files stay close, ready to pick up where you left off.

Email · Calendar · Team

Your workspaceBrowserAgentFiles

Your day

Research · Code · Notes

CanvasBrowserAgentFiles

A side project

Places · Plans · Ideas

WorkspacesBrowserAgentFiles

Somewhere new

An endless stripe. One workspace.

More room. Same place.

Stripe View puts your browser, agents and files side by side along an endless stripe. Each window keeps its width. Move to the next thought, focus on one window, or see the whole workspace in Overview.

ONO Your workspaceIllustrated demo · sample content
Research

Browser

A place to start.

Find the references. Keep the useful pages close.

Field notes / Places / Ideas
Workspace Agent

Agent

Think it through, together.

Compare the options and shape the next step with an agent beside your work.

You · What should we explore next?
Project notes

Document

Make room for an idea.

A rough outline. A few good questions. Your own Markdown, saved in your workspace.

project-notes.md
Workspace Files

Files

Your work, on your Mac.

Research References project-notes.md weekend-plan.pdf

Workspace folder
Calendar

Browser

A little space in your day.

09:30 · Make a start 11:00 · Take a different view 14:00 · Bring it together

Today / This week
Another idea

Agent

Follow the next thought.

Open another window. The stripe grows; the windows around it keep their width.

A new conversation

Stripe View · Research · 50% window width

01 / Move

Follow the stripe.

Switch windows with ⌘⌥← and ⌘⌥→. A small map shows your position and how much of the workspace is in view.

02 / Make room

Keep the width you need.

Drag an edge, or cycle widths with ⌘⌥R. A wider window lets its neighbours extend beyond the screen.

03 / Take a view

One workspace, three distances.

⌘⌥1 for Overview, ⌘⌥2 for Stripe View, ⌘⌥3 for Fullscreen. Your windows keep their order.

Keyboard shortcuts for the stripe
Previous / next window
⌘⌥← / →
Move a window left / right
⌘⌥⇧← / →
Cycle window width
⌘⌥R
Wider / narrower
⌘⌥⇧↑ / ↓
Jump to windows 1–8 / last
⌘1–8 / ⌘9
Switch workspace
⌃⌘1–9

Your way in

Same workspace.
A view that feels like you.

Start with what feels right. Switch UI mode any time in ONO. Your windows, files and conversations stay together.

Your workspaceBrowserAgentFiles

Tabs

A familiar row. An endless stripe.

WorkspacesBrowserAgentFiles

Sidebar

Workspaces and windows, down the side.

CanvasBrowserAgentFiles

Canvas Preview

A spatial place for your ideas.

Hands-freeAgent

Hands-free Preview

Voice and optional hand gestures.

Conceptual illustrations. Hands-free uses your own API key; microphone and camera access stay optional.

A little help, close by

An agent beside
your work.

Every workspace has its own Workspace Agent and file browser. Think through a question, make something, and keep the result in your own files.

See the app in action
Hands-freeAgent

Inside ONO

A browser. An agent. A file.

A minute in a workspace.

Early macOS recording · 1 minute · Silent, with scene descriptions

About this walkthrough

A recording of the real app using prepared browser content and a saved agent conversation. Move between workspaces, focus one window, return to Stripe View, and open a local itinerary. The recording shows an earlier app appearance; the illustrations above explain the current concepts.

Your next workspace

Make yourself
a little room.

ONO is being built for Apple Silicon Macs, with macOS 26 or later. A single ZIP will contain the full app.

Release status and installation details · An independent, open-source experiment.

A more personal computer

Follow your thinking.

Less effort moving context between tools. More space to follow a thought, make something and pick it up again later.

Built by Markus Schmeiduch (@smeidu).
An independent exploration of personal computing.