Today UluP Desktop officially becomes available for Windows — both as a direct download and on the Microsoft Store, where it was approved in under an hour after submission.
Same language as Spaces, applied to your real desktop
UluP Desktop grows from the same idea behind UluP Spaces: projects aren't always linear, and a flat list isn't always the best way to represent them. Here, though, the map doesn't live in the cloud — it lives directly on your computer, applied to the files and folders you actually have.
Every file and folder becomes a node on a canvas. Positions are remembered forever, even after closing and reopening the app. You can connect files that don't have an obvious hierarchical relationship — a note and the project it refers to, even if they live in different places on disk.
Local Ulupy: talk to Claude Code, for free
The part we were most excited to build: UluP Desktop runs a local MCP server that connects directly to Claude Code. Ask it to create a folder, connect two files, organize an entire project — and watch it happen live, right in front of you.
It runs entirely locally, no remote server involved. If you already have a Claude subscription, it costs nothing extra — it uses the same quota as your normal conversation, not separate API billing.
Everything it includes
- Visual canvas with real previews for images and text
- Browser-style navigation history (back/forward)
- Cut, move, create folders, and delete (always to the Recycle Bin, never for good)
- Instant search across visible files
- Drag-and-drop straight from File Explorer
- Customizable canvas backgrounds
- Export any folder into UluP Spaces as a shareable cloud project
- Local Ulupy via Claude Code
- Automatic updates
- Italian and English, auto-detected from your system
Available today
UluP Desktop is publicly available, free, on two channels:
Direct download: ulupstudio.com/desktop Microsoft Store: apps.microsoft.com/detail/9njktmswgq2d
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