Goldfish
Goldfish is a little AI memory that lives on your Mac, giving users one click to answer every message in their tone, with full context, anywhere they type. It works like a tiny companion that remembers what happens across apps, including threads, docs, tabs, and the context of everyday work, so users stop re-explaining the same things every time they need AI help. Press anywhere there is a text field, and Goldfish reads the context already in front of you to help reply, write, summarize, or continue. Users can also chat with full context from the aquarium in the notch, connect it to Claude through local MCP, and use it to identify repetitive workflows over time. Unlike a generic writing assistant, Goldfish already knows what the user is working on, so it does not just write in their tone; it writes with the context they would otherwise have to explain manually. Its memory captures work context as it happens and turns it into searchable local memory.
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Viktor
Viktor is a persistent AI agent that operates directly within your Slack or Microsoft Teams workspace as an autonomous coworker. Unlike traditional chatbots, Viktor has its own cloud-based computer where it writes code, deploys apps, and executes tasks across more than 3,000 integrations. It proactively monitors systems, analyzes data, manages campaigns, and creates issues or reports without waiting for instructions. Teams can ask Viktor to check analytics, update backend summaries, create project tickets, or optimize advertising performance directly in Slack threads. The agent runs for weeks at a time while maintaining context across projects and deadlines. It integrates with tools such as Linear, PostHog, Google Ads, and GitHub to automate workflows and coordinate teams. Designed to boost productivity, Viktor transforms Slack into an execution engine that gets real work done rather than simply providing answers.
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heyclicky
heyclicky is an AI buddy that lives on your Mac, sits next to your cursor, and sees what you see so it can help directly with whatever is on your screen. Press to talk, ask a question out loud, and it walks you through the task you are working on instead of making you describe every menu, panel, file, or visual element from scratch. It can explain unfamiliar creative software, guide you through making a first beat in FL Studio, clarify an After Effects panel, or help refine a logo inside Figma. For larger jobs, saying “heyclicky agent” spins up an agent that can build, research, or complete work for you, such as turning a Figma design into a working webpage, finding cameras that match an example and budget, or summarizing a PDF and emailing the result to a team. It uses screenshots and voice input captured in response to push-to-talk actions, giving the assistant the immediate visual and spoken context needed to respond.
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mrmr
mrmr is a voice-first AI agent for Mac. Press one shortcut and talk, and it takes real action across the apps you already work in. This is speech-to-action, not speech-to-text.
Ask it to create a Linear ticket, post the link in a Slack channel, and add a calendar follow-up, and it does all three in one conversation. mrmr chains multi-step workflows, resolves your channels, teammates, and projects automatically, and confirms anything before it sends or changes it.
It connects to Slack, Linear, Google Calendar, Google Tasks, Google Meet, Zoom, Notion, Gmail, Cal.com, Calendly, Attio, and GitHub through real app APIs, plus Apple Reminders. It also searches your Mac files and browser history, runs cited web search, runs your own scripts by voice, and delegates to background sub-agents.
mrmr also handles fast dictation in around 60 languages, but the focus is doing, not typing. A voice-first alternative to Siri, Wispr Flow, and Superwhisper. Currently in private beta.
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