Desktop apps

A local-first desktop app that gives each of your AI agents a character at its own workstation in a pixel-art space station, with the station's rooms and activity reflecting what the agents are actually doing.

Ask an AI agent to explore your codebase, plan changes and write code from your terminal or a desktop app.

Handy lets you press a shortcut, speak, and see your words appear in any text field, transcribed on your own computer.

CC Switch is a desktop app that manages provider settings for a dozen-plus AI coding tools — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and others — so switching from one model provider to another does not mean hand-editing JSON, TOML or YAML configuration files.

Find Mac apps for a job, such as a screen recorder, a Markdown editor or an AI assistant, by browsing one long list sorted into categories.

Lap is an open-source, offline-first photo manager for macOS, Windows, and Linux: a privacy-focused alternative to cloud photo services with no forced upload and no subscription.

Hand tasks to an AI agent that runs on your own computer and uses your files and apps; for people who want one agent across Claude Code and Codex.

Give Orkas a goal and its AI agents plan, research, write and build the work on your computer.

A desktop app that runs more than one AI coding agent at a time, each in its own separate copy of your project, so you can send the same request to all of them and keep the answer you like best.

Pose characters, set up a 3D scene and camera, then generate images or video from it.

A desktop workspace built specifically for AI coding agents, rather than an agent bolted into an editor or a terminal.