A tiny bot that lives above every window
Click it or hit ⌥Space and it unfolds into a chat panel. Ask, get a streamed answer, talk to it out loud, record a call. Then it tucks itself back into a 60-point blob.
Universal binary · macOS 14+ · .dmg, free & open source
That’s him, floating over everything — drag him anywhere on the screen.
One character, every mood
The same little creature that ships in the app, down to the breath cycle and the blink schedule. Its colour tells you what it’s doing before you read a word.
Poke it. Drag it across the stage. It watches your cursor either way.
Idle
Resting above your windows. It breathes on a 2.2-second cycle, drifts six points up and down, and blinks whenever it feels like it.
The stage holds the screen — keep scrolling and the mood follows you down, and back up.
Live transcription that actually keeps up
Record a call and watch the words land in real time. When the panel is closed it becomes a floating caption bar — the way Teams and Zoom show subtitles, but for anything on your Mac.
- Tells “Me” from “Them” — by which wire the audio arrived on — never by guessing at the voice.
- Runs on-device — by default, so the audio never leaves your Mac.
- Autosaves as it goes — a crash mid-meeting costs seconds, not the whole call.
- Every transcript is a note — greppable, and answerable later by “Ask your documents”.
And everything else it does
Voice conversations
Press the mic and talk. It listens, thinks, and reads the reply back in a premium voice. The microphone closes while it speaks — hit stop in the panel the moment you've heard enough.
Streamed chat
Ask anything and watch the answer land token by token — rendered as full Markdown. Switch between Claude and local Ollama models from a pill in the header.
An agent that never overwrites
Copy text, hit ⌥⇧G, and it proposes a fix — grammar, clarity, a summary. It’s given no tool that can write anywhere, so nothing changes until you accept.
Ask your documents
Every chat, note and transcript is one greppable JSON file. Ask a question and it quotes your own past wording back at you.
Native & private
SwiftUI + AppKit, no Electron, no dock icon. Speech recognition runs on-device by default. It floats above every window on every Space.
Give your Mac a companion
One download, drag to Applications, and it’s floating there at login. Bring your own Anthropic key or point it at Ollama — both are free to run.
Download the .dmgUniversal · macOS 14+ · Requires Ollama and/or an Anthropic API key