Say “Hey Mama”, then just talk. It opens apps, drives websites, clicks buttons, types where your cursor is, and turns rambling into a clean set of notes. Your speech is recognised on your own machine.
macOS 14 or later · Intel and Apple Silicon · 2 MB download
open_app Chrome → open_url /pricingcleaned text pasted at your cursorNo macros to record, no scripts to write. You describe the outcome and it works out the steps.
Reads what’s genuinely on screen through the accessibility layer, then clicks, types, scrolls and sends shortcuts. One sentence can carry several steps.
A chord or a spoken phrase starts recording; it tidies up the filler and pastes clean text wherever your cursor is.
Ramble for ten minutes and get a title, a summary, key points, action items and the full transcript — all stored locally.
When a request is ambiguous it says so and offers options, out loud and on screen. Answer by clicking or just by talking back.
Billed weekly, cancel any time — or pay once for lifetime.
We run the AI for you — nothing to set up. Just sign in and start talking.
*Community includes 27 sub-users free. Each additional user is $1 / week.
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The awkward ones, answered before you pay.
Yes. Speech is recognised on your Mac, but working out what you meant and writing your notes runs through Claude, and you bring your own key so your text never passes through our servers. Typical use runs a few dollars a month, billed to you by Anthropic. Paste the key once into the menu-bar panel; it’s stored in your Keychain.
Speech-to-text happens on your machine using Apple’s on-device recogniser — audio never leaves your Mac. The resulting text goes to Claude with your key so it can act on it. Transcripts and logs are written only to your own Application Support folder.
Because it couldn’t be. App Store apps must run sandboxed, and the sandbox forbids reading and controlling other applications — which is the entire product. Every app of this kind (Keyboard Maestro, BetterTouchTool, Raycast, Alfred) ships direct for the same reason. The download is signed and notarised by Apple, so it opens with no warnings.
Yes. The download is a universal binary — one file that runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, macOS 14 or later.
Microphone and Speech Recognition (prompted on first launch), and Accessibility, which you grant by hand in System Settings. Accessibility is what allows clicking and typing; opening apps and websites works without it.
Yes — as many as you like. Just sign in on each one with your account; there’s no key to move and no device limit. Family and up also add sub-users, each with their own sign-in.
Email within 30 days and you’ll get a full refund — no questions.