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DigUp
Search your computer by what's in your files
DigUp is a free, open-source desktop application that lets users search local files by their content using natural language. Powered by Google DeepMind's EmbeddingGemma 2, it supports semantic and keyword searches across images, PDFs, documents, audio recordings, videos, and source code. Its multimodal AI model understands content across more than 100 languages, enabling cross-language searches. Users can locate specific PDF pages, video moments, audio segments, and code functions directly from search results. The application automatically indexes selected folders and updates its index as files change. All processing happens locally without cloud uploads, accounts, or telemetry. Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, DigUp combines privacy-focused file discovery with AI-powered search. -
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Coucou
A tiny friend in your Mac's notch and on your iPhone
Coucou is an open-source desktop and iPhone companion for monitoring AI coding agents without constantly switching back to a terminal. On macOS it lives around the MacBook notch, while Windows and Linux versions place the interface at the top of the screen. It tracks sessions from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, and other agents. Permission requests and questions can be approved or answered directly from the companion interface. Users can inspect live file edits, jump to the correct terminal, drop files for context, and chat with cloud or local models. Its iPhone companion extends alerts and controls to the Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, widgets, and Siri. -
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OpenAI
Swift community driven package for OpenAI public API
MacPaw OpenAI is a community-driven Swift SDK that provides developers with a structured and type-safe way to interact with the OpenAI API and compatible providers within Apple ecosystem applications. It simplifies the integration of AI capabilities into iOS, macOS, and other Swift-based applications by offering a clean abstraction over the underlying REST API, enabling developers to focus on functionality rather than low-level implementation details. The SDK supports a wide range of features including chat completions, embeddings, image generation, audio processing, and structured outputs, making it a comprehensive toolkit for building AI-powered applications. It also includes support for advanced features such as function calling, assistants, and tool integration through protocols like Model Context Protocol, enabling more complex and interactive AI workflows. -
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Nativ
Chat, serve, monitor, and connect MLX models from one macOS app
Nativ is a native macOS workspace for running AI models locally on Apple silicon. It combines private chat, model management, image generation, voice tools, monitoring, and local inference serving in one SwiftUI application. The app discovers compatible MLX models in the Hugging Face cache and can download additional models with memory-fit warnings. Conversations support streaming responses, images, reasoning output, persistent history, and performance metrics. Nativ exposes OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible APIs so local models can power editors, coding agents, and other software. It also provides system monitoring, scheduled routines, MCP tools, advanced inference controls, and an extension platform for additional local capabilities. -
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ClaudeBar
A macOS menu bar application that monitors AI coding assistant usage
ClaudeBar is a macOS menu bar utility that helps developers and power users monitor their AI coding assistant usage quotas from a lightweight system tray interface. Rather than constantly running CLI commands or navigating web dashboards, users can glance at their quota statistics for services like Claude, Codex, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and Antigravity directly from the menu bar. The application provides real-time tracking of session, weekly, and model-specific usage percentages, using visual indicators such as color-coded progress bars to communicate when quotas are healthy, nearing limits, or depleted. It includes options to enable or disable monitoring for individual providers, supports multiple visual themes (including dark mode and a festive theme), and refreshes data at configurable intervals so users always have up-to-date information. -
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Enchanted
Enchanted is iOS and macOS app for chatting with language models
Enchanted is an open-source, cross-platform application built to let users chat with privately hosted large language models from Apple devices, including macOS, iOS, and visionOS. Designed to work seamlessly with servers like Ollama, it provides a privacy-focused alternative to traditional cloud AI UIs by connecting directly to your own LLM endpoints such as Llama, Mistral, Vicuna, and more. The interface resembles familiar commercial chat apps but emphasizes local control, offline capabilities, and multimodal support, making it ideal for users who want rich AI interaction without exposing sensitive prompts or conversations to third-party services. Enchanted enables features like voice prompts, image attachments, and markdown formatting within chats, giving flexibility for both casual and professional use. Built with attention to design and native Apple UI conventions, it aims to deliver consistent performance across devices while preserving powerful AI access. -
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MochiDiffusion
Run Stable Diffusion on Mac natively
MochiDiffusion is a native macOS application that allows users to run Stable Diffusion models locally, leveraging Apple Silicon GPU acceleration via Core ML. It offers users GUI controls for prompts and model configuration without needing Python or Docker, enabling offline image generation. -
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FluidVoice
Fastest macOS Offline Dictation app
FluidVoice is an open-source macOS dictation app that converts speech to text locally with optional AI enhancement. It is designed for fast, low-latency voice input across apps, with support for global hotkeys and direct text insertion. The app includes write mode for dictating or rewriting text in any text field and command mode for controlling Mac actions by voice. Its local enhancement layer can improve formatting, capitalization, and post-processing without sending data away from the Mac. FluidVoice supports multiple speech models so users can choose between speed, language coverage, and compatibility. It also includes live preview, history, usage stats, theming, menu bar access, and per-app configuration. -
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Mochi Diffusion
Run Stable Diffusion on Mac natively
Run Stable Diffusion on Mac natively. This app uses Apple's Core ML Stable Diffusion implementation to achieve maximum performance and speed on Apple Silicon based Macs while reducing memory requirements. Extremely fast and memory efficient (~150MB with Neural Engine) Runs well on all Apple Silicon Macs by fully utilizing Neural Engine. Generate images locally and completely offline. Generate images based on an existing image (commonly known as Image2Image) Generated images are saved with prompt info inside EXIF metadata (view in Finder's Get Info window) Convert generated images to high resolution (using RealESRGAN) Autosave & restore images. Use custom Stable Diffusion Core ML models. No worries about pickled models. macOS native app using SwiftUI. -
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VoiceInk
The best open-source alternative to Superwhisper & Wispr Flow
VoiceInk is a native macOS dictation application that converts speech into text almost instantly. It can process audio entirely on the device with local Whisper or Parakeet models, giving users a private offline workflow. Optional AI enhancement can clean up, rewrite, format, or adapt dictated text for different tasks. Modes apply different models, prompts, context settings, and shortcuts according to the active app or website. A personal dictionary improves recognition of names, technical terms, and recurring phrases, while configurable global shortcuts support toggle and push-to-talk recording. Context-aware tools can use selected text, clipboard content, or visible screen text to improve the final output. The app is written in Swift, supports macOS 14.4 or later, can be installed through Homebrew, and is available under the GPLv3 license. -
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CodexBar
Show usage stats for OpenAI Codex and Claude Code
CodexBar is a lightweight macOS utility that displays real-time usage statistics for AI coding tools such as OpenAI Codex and Claude Code directly from the system menu bar. The application is designed to give developers quick visibility into token consumption and activity without requiring them to open web dashboards or log into provider portals. Built in Swift with a native macOS interface, it integrates seamlessly into the desktop environment and emphasizes minimal overhead. The tool is particularly useful for monitoring usage limits, managing costs, and keeping track of AI-assisted development sessions. CodexBar focuses on simplicity and fast feedback, presenting key metrics in an always-accessible format. Overall, it functions as a convenient observability companion for developers who rely heavily on AI coding assistants. -
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Palmier Pro
macOS video editor built for AI
Palmier Pro is an open-source video editor for Mac built around AI-assisted video creation. It lets users and coding agents work together directly inside a timeline, blending traditional editing with generative workflows. The app is written from scratch in Swift and takes inspiration from professional editors like Premiere Pro while rethinking the workflow around AI. Users can generate videos and images inside the editor with models such as Seedance, Kling, and Nano Banana Pro. It also exposes an MCP server, so tools like Claude, Codex, and Cursor can interact with the project. The core editor, MCP server, and agent chat are open source, while generative AI processing remains closed source. It is designed specifically for macOS 26 on Apple Silicon. -
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Clicky
AI teacher that lives as a buddy next to your cursor
Clicky is an experimental AI-powered desktop companion designed to act as an interactive, real-time teaching assistant that lives directly alongside the user’s cursor on macOS. It functions as a menu bar application that can observe the user’s screen, interpret context, and provide guidance through both voice and visual cues, effectively simulating the experience of having a human tutor sitting next to you. The system captures screenshots and combines them with voice input to send contextual queries to AI models, which then respond with both spoken explanations and on-screen visual pointers. One of its defining features is the ability to physically “point” at UI elements across multiple monitors using a cursor overlay, helping users navigate complex software step by step. The architecture includes integrations for speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and AI reasoning models, all routed securely through a proxy to protect API keys. -
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Core AI Models
Model export recipes, Python primitives, and Swift runtime utilities
Core AI Models is Apple’s repository for building and running on-device AI models with Core AI. It provides export recipes that convert supported open-source models into Core AI model files. It also includes Python primitives for authoring custom PyTorch models that are better suited for Apple platform deployment. The Swift package adds runtime utilities that help developers integrate exported models into macOS and iOS apps. The repository also contains agent skills that guide coding assistants through Core AI workflows, model authoring, and compression exploration. It is useful for developers who want a curated path from model preparation to local app integration on Apple hardware. -
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Generative AI Swift
This SDK is now deprecated, use the unified Firebase SDK
deprecated-generative-ai-swift is a Swift client and example scaffold for building generative AI apps using the Gemini models. Although marked “deprecated”, the repo demonstrates how to integrate Gemini inference into iOS and macOS apps via Swift APIs, providing boilerplate for prompt dispatching, streaming responses, UI integration, and error handling. It includes a sample app that showcases a chat interface, where users send messages and receive responses streamed in real time, with UI updates as tokens arrive. The code also handles request queuing, cancellation, and retry logic, giving developers a realistic foundation rather than a minimalist “hello world.” Despite its deprecated label, the repo remains valuable for developers who want to see how a native Swift integration might be structured before migrating to newer SDKs. Maintainability is emphasized: modular layers separate networking, prompt handling, and UI logic, making adaptation easier when switching to updated APIs. -
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GitHub Copilot for Xcode
AI coding assistant for Xcode
Copilot for Xcode brings GitHub Copilot’s AI-driven code suggestions directly into Apple’s Xcode IDE, giving iOS and macOS developers predictive completions, context-aware recommendations, and natural language assistance while they write Swift, Objective-C, and related code. It embeds seamlessly into the Xcode editor UI, offering completions as you type, including full lines or blocks of code derived from surrounding context and doc comments. Because the integration understands the structure of Xcode-based projects and Apple’s frameworks, suggestions are often tailored to platform idioms, APIs, and patterns used in Cocoa, UIKit, SwiftUI, and more. It also supports natural language prompts, letting developers ask for example code or explanations inline without leaving the IDE. The extension is designed to respect privacy and project scope, giving users control over when Copilot suggestions are enabled and how telemetry is shared. -
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Swift AI
The Swift machine learning library
Swift AI is a high-performance deep learning library written entirely in Swift. We currently offer support for all Apple platforms, with Linux support coming soon. Swift AI includes a collection of common tools used for artificial intelligence and scientific applications. A flexible, fully-connected neural network with support for deep learning. Optimized specifically for Apple hardware, using advanced parallel processing techniques. We've created some example projects to demonstrate the usage of Swift AI. Each resides in their own repository and can be built with little or no configuration. Each module now contains its own documentation. We recommend that you read the docs carefully for detailed instructions on using the various components of Swift AI. The example projects are another great resource for seeing real-world usage of these tools. Swift AI currently depends on Apple's Accelerate framework for vector/matrix calculations and digital signal processing. -
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Lumo iPhone App
iOS application for Lumo
Lumo iPhone App is the native iPhone and iPad client for Lumo, Proton’s privacy-centric AI assistant that allows users to ask questions, get summaries, generate content, and leverage AI help while keeping all conversations confidential and encrypted. Built with SwiftUI, the iOS app wraps a secure web-powered interface and communicates with the Lumo service in a way that ensures zero-access encryption, meaning even Proton cannot read or log user chats—only the device holder can decrypt them. It includes native features like on-device voice recording and speech recognition, flexible navigation, and payment integration for subscription plans if users choose expanded capabilities. The app’s architecture uses a combination of WebView and JavaScript bridges to power responsive chat UI while retaining strong data protection principles. -
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NSFWDetector
A NSFW detector with CoreML
NSFWDetector is a small (17 kB) CoreML Model to scan images for nudity. It was trained using CreateML to distinguish between porn/nudity and appropriate pictures. With the main focus on distinguishing between Instagram model-like pictures and porn. -
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Osaurus
AI edge infrastructure for macOS. Run local or cloud models
Osaurus is an open-source AI edge infrastructure platform designed specifically for macOS environments to run and manage AI models locally. The project provides a native runtime that allows applications to access large language models and AI tools directly on the user’s machine without relying entirely on cloud services. Osaurus supports running both local and remote models, enabling developers to build AI-powered applications that can operate offline or leverage external APIs when needed. The platform acts as an always-on runtime that coordinates AI tasks, tools, and workflows while enabling applications to communicate with models through standardized interfaces. Developers can extend the system through plugins that expose additional capabilities, tools, or services to the runtime using a structured plugin architecture. Osaurus also supports the Model Context Protocol, allowing tools and AI services to share context and interact with multiple applications simultaneously. -
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ScreenTranslate
Translate any text on your Mac screen — capture or select,instantly.
ScreenTranslate lets you translate any text on your Mac screen without switching tabs or copy-pasting. Screen Capture Translation: Press Cmd+Shift+T, drag over any text on screen, and get an instant translation popup. Works with images, PDFs, and subtitles using OCR (Apple Vision). Text Selection Translation: Select text in any app and press Cmd+Option+Z to translate directly. No OCR needed. - Free and open-source (GPL-3.0) - On-device translation using Apple Translation - Works offline with downloaded language packs - 20 languages with auto-detect - Optional cloud engines (DeepL, Google, Azure) with your own API key - Auto-copy to clipboard - Translation history with search - Lightweight menu bar app - Apple Silicon and Intel Mac supported - macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later required -
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ARKit + CoreLocation
Combines the high accuracy of AR with the scale of GPS data
ARKit uses camera and motion data to map out the local world as you move around. CoreLocation uses wifi and GPS data to determine your global location, with a low degree of accuracy. ARKit + CoreLocation combines the high accuracy of AR with the scale of GPS data. The potential for combining these technologies is huge, with so many potential applications across many different areas. Allow items to be placed within the AR world using real-world coordinates. Dramatically improved location accuracy, using recent location data points combined with knowledge about movement through the AR world. The improved location accuracy is currently in an “experimental” phase, but could be the most important component. The library and demo come with a bunch of additional features for configuration. It’s all fully documented to be sure to have a look around. -
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Bender
Easily craft fast Neural Networks on iOS
Bender allows you to easily define and run neural networks on your iOS apps, it uses Apple’s MetalPerformanceShaders under the hood. Bender provides the ease of use of CoreML with the flexibility of a modern ML framework. Bender allows you to run trained models, you can use Tensorflow, Keras, Caffe, the choice is yours. Either freeze the graph or export the weights to files. You can import a frozen graph directly from supported platforms or re-define the network structure and load the weights. Either way, it just takes a few minutes. Bender suports the most common ML nodes and layers but it is also extensible so you can write your own custom functions. With Core ML, you can integrate trained machine learning models into your app, it supports Caffe and Keras 1.2.2+ at the moment. Apple released conversion tools to create CoreML models which then can be run easily. Finally, there is no easy way to add additional pre or post-processing layers to run on the GPU. -
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Cheetah
AI macOS app for real-time coding interview coaching assistance
Cheetah is an AI-powered macOS application designed to assist users during software engineering interview practice through real-time coaching capabilities. It integrates audio transcription and AI-generated responses to help users navigate technical interview questions as they happen. Cheetah uses a local speech-to-text engine based on Whisper to capture and transcribe conversations in real time, enabling it to understand interviewer prompts. It then leverages language models to generate suggested answers, refinements, or explanations tailored to the ongoing discussion. Cheetah also connects with live coding environments through a browser extension, allowing it to analyze code and logs directly from supported platforms. Cheetah provides simple controls for generating answers, refining responses, and analyzing technical output, making it interactive during mock interviews. -
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Dayflow
Automatic AI-powered timeline of your daily work activity logs
Dayflow is an open source macOS application designed to automatically generate a detailed timeline of a user’s daily work activity by analyzing screen recordings. It continuously captures lightweight snapshots of the screen and processes them at intervals using AI to produce contextual summaries of what the user was actually doing. Unlike traditional time trackers that only log application usage, it focuses on understanding the intent behind activities, distinguishing productive work from distractions. It is built as a native SwiftUI application and emphasizes efficiency, using minimal CPU and memory while running in the background. A strong focus is placed on privacy, as all captured data remains local by default and users can choose their preferred AI provider, including local models or external services. The generated timeline includes summaries, distraction highlights, and visual representations of the day, helping users reflect on productivity and workflow patterns.
