Genie is an AI assistant that lives on your desktop. Press Cmd+G, say what you need, and watch Genie work across your apps autonomously.
Requires your own Claude API key — create one and add ~$5 of credits at
console.anthropic.com.
You pay Anthropic directly; no subscription.
Apple Silicon Mac · first voice command downloads a ~150 MB speech model once (~30s) · granting Accessibility opens System Settings — flip Genie on, then switch back.
How it works
Genie captures everything it needs from your screen and voice to understand and execute your request.
Press Cmd+G and say what you need in plain English. Genie captures your voice, your screen, and your cursor position for full context.
Cmd + GGenie sees what you see. It reads your screen, recognizes the app you're in, and understands exactly what you're pointing at. No copy-pasting or explaining.
Watch Genie work across your apps — browsing the web, editing documents, sending messages, running commands — all autonomously.
Features
Built with native macOS APIs for speed, privacy, and seamless integration with your workflow.
Local speech-to-text via Whisper. No internet required for transcription. Just speak naturally and Genie listens.
Captures screenshots, reads text via OCR, and tracks your cursor — so it understands context just by looking at what you're looking at.
Genie's agent runtime drives your browser, edits documents, runs the terminal, and connects to 100+ services — web search, image generation, your Apple Notes, Google Drive, and more.
Say "note that..." and Genie saves it locally in milliseconds — no agent call, no API cost. Works offline once you've installed.
Built on Tauri with Rust. ~32 MB binary, ~30 MB idle RAM. Direct macOS API access — no Electron, no bloat.
Use cases
Here are some things people say to Genie every day.
Download Genie, sign in, and you're ready. Onboarding walks you through API key and permissions.
Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4). Requires macOS 12.3+. Intel build coming soon.
Sign in with Google, paste your Anthropic API key, and grant Microphone, Accessibility, and Screen Recording permissions when prompted. Then press Cmd+G to start.
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