- Print date confirmed: the twelfth
- You owe Marcus the print files
Meetings
Notes written while you take the call.
Hold space and talk
An assistant that lives under the notch of your Mac. There is no app to open and no box to type into. You talk, the way you would talk to anybody, and it does the work.
BetaYour own AI does the thinking: Claude, ChatGPT, a key, or a model on your Mac.
Hold one key, from any app, and say it.
It has already read what you let it see.
It works the Mac itself. You watch.
One ordinary sentence. No list, no prompt.
Mail, calendar, messages and memory, before you finished asking.
Works the Mac. Anything that leaves waits for your yes.
In a plain file you can read. Next month it still knows.
send Dan the invoice again as one PDF
Notes written while you take the call.
The Mac’s own apps, Google, and five hundred more.
Sign in with the plan you already pay for.
The studio call at half two, and Sara’s labels before it.
Under the notch, on every screen
The menu-bar icon, on a Mac without a notch
what did I promise Marcus?
The twelfth, for the print date.
remind me the day before
Done — the eleventh, nine in the morning.
Away: a machine of its own when the lid is shut
On every screen, in every app.
On a Mac without a notch.
Message it from wherever you are. One conversation.
A machine of its own when the lid is shut.
Your voice, your memory and your conversations stay on your disk. Requests go to the AI you chose, directly. Nothing is sent to anyone without your yes. The whole list.
macOS 15 · Apple silicon · 1.3 GB, everything included · your own AI does the thinking
Moe · free · macOS 15 · Apple silicon
Everything is in the app — the assistant, its voice, its speech recognition, and every connector. The one thing that is not is the AI, because it is yours: a Claude or ChatGPT subscription, an API key, or a model on your own Mac. Whichever you pick, the account is yours.
Download Moe for Mac Maybe later
It is a large download. macOS asks once the first time you open it — click Open, and that is the whole of it.
Opening Moe for the first time
Moe is signed and notarized by Apple. The first time you open a copy you downloaded, macOS checks it and asks once:
“Moe” is an app downloaded from the Internet. Are you sure you want to open it?
Apple checked it for malicious software and none was detected.
Click Open. That is all of it — there is no trip to System Settings and no Privacy & Security step.
After that, Moe asks for the things it needs as it first needs them: the microphone the first time you talk to it, and permission to control your Mac the first time you ask it to do something there. Those are macOS asking on your behalf, not warnings about Moe — it cannot hear you or act for you until you say yes.
Moe does a great deal already, and it is still being built. You will meet the odd bug, an edge case nobody has hit yet, a corner that is rougher than the rest.
What helps most is the thing we ask in return: tell Moe when something goes wrong. Say it out loud or type it — “that didn’t work” is enough — and it reaches us with what it needs to be fixed.
Moe is on its way.
It is a large download, so give it a few minutes — your browser is fetching it now, and it will be in Downloads when it lands.
Open it when it arrives, and click Open when macOS asks once. The steps again