A Windows workspace for AI chat, coding tools, browser automation, and project management. It started as a way to connect AI to my PC and grew into the place where I keep the work together.
I decided what I wanted Mojow to do, how it should look, and how it should feel to use.
I described that in detailed prompts and used AI to do the implementation work. I followed the updates throughout each task, checking that the work was going where I intended. When it started heading in the wrong direction, I stepped in and explained what needed to change.
My contribution is the product direction, design choices, and ongoing review of the work.
Captured from the Windows controls on October 24, 2026. The conversations, files, and connections are sample data.
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Keep the project and conversation together
Saved chats are grouped by project. The conversation stays visible while you prepare the next request. This capture shows an unsent draft and sample conversation history.
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Six screens with written explanations. No audio or live AI execution.
About these screenshots
These are fresh renders of the actual application controls from a copied set of installed Launcher assemblies. Isolated capture harnesses supply sample conversations, connection names, file changes, and reference documents. Saved-chat search uses the real search logic on fixture conversations. It does not connect to a model, call the running agent, or open private chat state. The code change shown is example data, not a claim that a new build or test was run for this tour.
The wider app also has browser, task, context, queue, and backup features. Those are described below; this six-screen tour does not show every feature.
WHY I STARTED IT
Keeping the work together
I wanted one place to work with AI on my PC, with the conversations, projects, browser, and running jobs connected.
Mojow started as a connector for local tools. It grew into a Windows application with its own project workspace, task system, embedded browser, and saved work. The latest work adds more ways to control the app through AI.
I'm building it with AI assistance. The case study explains the system, the decisions recorded during development, and what has actually been checked.
One shared WebView2 session with MCP controls, activity reporting and a Pause AI button.
Connections and applications
A Windows control center, connection identities, service status and an application lifecycle contract.
Everyday use and recovery
Editable drafts, follow-up queues, local backups, quiet notices and continue-work notes.
Many of these controls already exist in the app. Extending the new shared AI command system to all of them is still in progress. See the full feature overview.
WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR
Remote freelance work
I'm interested in small projects where someone has an idea for a tool and needs help turning it into something they can try.
Mojow is the example I can show: a personal project developed with AI, with me setting the direction and following the work closely.
For a first project, I'd want to agree on one useful task, build a small working version, and review it together before expanding it.