AI for Professional Software

Use expert software
without becoming an expert.

Control uses AI to operate Blender, AutoCAD, Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, Maya, and more — exactly as if you knew every shortcut. No plugins. No APIs. Just describe what you want.

Works with

Blender

AutoCAD

Premiere Pro

Photoshop

After Effects

Maya

Unity

Unreal Engine

Figma

DaVinci Resolve

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Professional software shouldn't require professional certification.

Blender, AutoCAD, Maya, Premiere — these tools are incredibly powerful, but the learning curve is brutal. Control removes that barrier. Our AI understands professional interfaces the same way an expert does, so beginners can produce expert-level work immediately.

Intent in, expert work out

Describe the outcome you want; the AI figures out the clicks, shortcuts, and workflows.

Works with real professional tools

Blender, Photoshop, AutoCAD, Maya, Premiere, After Effects, Unity, Unreal, Figma — if it has a UI, Control can drive it.

No plugins or APIs needed

Control works with the software as-is. No developer integrations, no configuration — just install and use.

Why we built it

We wanted to make a 3D logo. It took 6 hours.

I (the founder) had used Blender casually for years. But when I needed to create a proper 3D logo for a project, I realized I didn't actually know how to do anything beyond the basics. Every task — beveling edges, applying materials, setting up proper UVs — required hunting through menus I'd never opened.

I thought: "There has to be a better way." I spent weeks researching automation tools, but everything required either writing Python scripts, buying expensive plugins, or learning the API. That's when the idea hit: what if an AI could just... use Blender the way I would, if I knew what I was doing?

Control is the answer. I built it so that anyone can use professional software — from Blender to AutoCAD to Premiere — without years of practice. No APIs, no plugins, no code. Just tell the AI what you want.

Example

"Create a beveled cube with a metallic blue material and render it with studio lighting"

Control creates scene, applies material, sets up lights, renders

✓ Render completed in 47 seconds

How it works

From sentence to sequence

Each turn combines visual context with reasoning, then executes through the same input devices you use.

Capture context

The current screen (and optional voice or text instruction) grounds the model in what is on display.

Plan the next move

A multimodal model proposes concrete steps: where to click, what to type, or which command to run.

Execute and verify

Mouse, keyboard, terminal, and browser automation run locally or on your cloud machine; the loop repeats until the task is done.

Two ways to use Control

Hybrid product: desktop + cloud

Local

Desktop Application

Direct local control on your machine. Run automation directly on your Windows, macOS, or Linux computer with optional voice-first experience using "Hey Control" wake word. Your screen drives decisions; actions happen on your hardware with guardrails for terminal and destructive work.

Direct control on your machine
Voice-first with "Hey Control" wake word
Push-to-talk for hands-busy scenarios
Remote desktop connection for viewing
Safety guardrails for sensitive operations

Cloud

Control Web

Spin up cloud VMs from anywhere in the world, let the AI control software, and monitor its work live. Built-in streaming shows the desktop while automation runs — perfect for demos, support, and offloading heavy jobs away from your laptop.

Cloud VM management from dashboard
Live desktop streaming while AI works
Session-based AI with action trace
Pair with desktop for remote viewing
Low-latency relay option

80% UI Accuracy

Control achieves reliable 80% UI accuracy across professional software. The AI understands complex interfaces and completes multi-step tasks consistently.

Capabilities

Built for real interfaces

Screen-grounded reasoning

Understands layout and controls without a per-app integration list. Suited to creative suites, CAD, IDEs, and legacy enterprise UIs alike.

Voice and text

Hands-busy scenarios: speak a command or type while the agent keeps context across steps.

Shell when it is faster

Uses the terminal for checks and batch work when that is more reliable than clicking through wizards.

Workflows

Save and trigger repeatable sequences on a schedule or when a keyword is spoken.

Cloud machines

Isolate experiments or long jobs on provisioned desktops you control from the browser.

Safety-minded design

Sensitive steps can require explicit approval. You choose when the agent acts versus when it only advises. API traffic uses standard encrypted transport; pair desktop streaming only with accounts you trust.

Where teams feel it first

BlenderPremiere ProPhotoshopAfter Effects

Creative production

Export presets, batch renames, and multi-step toolchains in Blender, Premiere, Photoshop without memorizing every panel.

AutoCADMayaUnityUnreal Engine

Engineering and BIM

Navigate dense CAD and model-review UIs in AutoCAD, Maya, and Revit for repetitive documentation, checks, and exports.

FigmaDaVinci Resolve

Operations and knowledge work

Cross applications for reporting, internal portals, and file hygiene in Figma, Excel, and browser-based tools.

Landscape

How Control differs

The market mixes OS assistants, cloud research agents, classic RPA, and DIY stacks. Positioning below is directional—evaluate against your own security and procurement requirements.

Topic	Control	OS-level assistants	Cloud / hosted agents	RPA suites
Primary surface	User-chosen desktop apps and browsers, local or streamed.	Tight coupling to vendor OS and first-party experiences.	Often remote browser or VM; workload may leave the device.	Designer-built flows; strong in structured enterprise processes.
Setup for one-off tasks	Natural language goal; minimal per-app configuration.	Varies; may prioritize vendor app ecosystems.	Depends on product; may need environment provisioning.	Typically analyst or developer configuration.
Latency-sensitive UI work	Local execution path for pointer and keyboard actions.	Generally low latency within OS-supported scenarios.	Network and hosting hops can add delay.	Usually runs on managed robots; not always interactive desktop.
Open-source / self-hosted stacks	Productized app plus web dashboard; less DIY assembly.	N/A	Some users assemble agents manually for full control.	Less common in pure OSS for enterprise RPA.

Trademarks belong to their owners. Compare features in your own pilot; assistant capabilities change frequently across vendors.

Stop translating your goal into two hundred clicks.

Try the web workspace with your account, or install the desktop agent for local automation.