you’re in ctrl : two new experiences for you to enjoy - and a surprise 
hey @everyone!
we’ve been cooking here at rabbit hq. today we’re shipping a major over-the-air (OTA) update to your rabbit r1.
after focusing on improving r1 over the last year, we’ve secured new funding, and are building up momentum going into 2026. today we’re bringing you two new experiences that reflect the latest advances in human-machine interaction. we’re so excited about this! 
first up, you can now put your r1 in control of your computer with DLAM, available today as a free early access preview!
r1 can now act as a plug-and-play controller for your full desktop on windows, macOS, and linux. no installs, no complicated setup, no virtual machines. just plug in your r1, open dlam.rabbit.tech, click the window share icon, grant screen sharing access, and you’re live. from there, you can give voice or typed prompts and have r1 carry out actions across your desktop, applications, & browser. DLAM functions as your keyboard & mouse, sees your system, and follows your instructions.
organise messy folders? no prob.
open ableton, create a new audio track named “guitar” and set the bpm to 90? it’ll handle it.
open your browser, navigate anywhere, and take action.
pull up discord & write a poem about a rabbit falling in love with a lobster…?
wait… why a lobster?
we’re glad you asked 
today, we’re also adding alpha access to the hugely popular moltbot (formerly clawdbot) to your r1. over the last few weeks, moltbot has taken off for its powerful open source system that can run actions directly inside your own accounts/setups, and communicate back to you on progress in real time. it’s been amazing to watch 
as it grew, a lot of you immediately started imagining what it would be like if quick voice prompts could go straight to moltbot to trigger actions instantly. many of you tagged us on social, pointing out that r1 might be the perfect device for this.
we agreed and got to work.
you’ll need to set up your own moltbot gateway first, link to your r1, and then you can issue voice prompts through r1 and have moltbot act on them. this integration is early, intentionally flexible, and will be shaped by how you use it, and we’d love your feedback on where it should go next.
a few important notes:
- we aren’t providing support for setting up moltbot gateways
- all configuration, permissions, and access are at your own risk
- since this is a third party open source project, we encourage experienced users to help others in the community
to celebrate bringing DLAM and moltbot to r1, we’re offering 15% off a new r1 for the next 2 weeks, or while inventory lasts. the discount will be applied automatically until 11.59pm PT on feb 12 
you can find guides here to help you get started with DLAM and Moltbot on r1.
one more thing.
new hardware is cooking…
our next product is planned as a new form factor that complements r1 and focuses on curious and creative users. inspired by DIY cyberdeck projects, the idea is to build a portable “rabbit cyberdeck” designed around command line and agent workflows, helping vibe coders run things like claude code and the upcoming rabbit CLI.
it will carry the same design DNA as r1, with our signature touches, feature a great screen and a hot swappable mechanical keyboard. just as importantly, we want this device to be open & adaptable, so you have real freedom over what models, agents, and services you run.
we’re sharing this early because we want your input from the beginning. this is the concept phase. your direct feedback will help shape what we build.
the discussion starts now. sign up for early access updates here.
we can’t wait to bring it to life!
as always, thank you for your continued support.
& 
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team rabbit
