Models on your Mac
4 of the 5 apps run speech, language, voice and vision models on the Mac, offline.
- Speech: Act, AudioSmith, Voxt
- Language: Inboxly, AudioSmith, Voxt
- Voice: AudioSmith, Voxt
- Vision: Act, Inboxly
Faded icons: in development
5 appsmade on a Mac
Voice, sound, video, translation, media-library and mail tools that are fast, private and built for Apple silicon. Made by one small studio. Pay once, keep them.
Act / 0.1.0 beta
Keep images, videos, audio, PDFs, documents and links in one library, and find them by what they show and say, on your Mac.
Act: Collect your media, and find it again. App 1 of 5.
Native by design //
4 of the 5 apps run speech, language, voice and vision models on the Mac, offline.
Faded icons: in development
No sign-up and no analytics in the apps. What you make stays on your Mac.
Auralink is the exception: it uses the AI services you choose, with your keys.
Apps
5 apps, each doing one job well. Use one, or all of them together.
Act // For collectors & researchers
Act keeps the images, videos, audio, PDFs, documents and links you collect in libraries on your Mac. Models that run on the Mac read and look at everything you add, so you can find it again by what it shows and says, in Chinese or English. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account.
Explore Act0.1.0 betamacOS 15+Price TBA
Inboxly // For people with more than one inbox
Inboxly brings Gmail, iCloud, QQ Mail, NetEase and any IMAP account into one inbox, sorted into Primary, Updates and Promotions, with To reply for the mail that waits for you. Search finds mail by what it means, in Chinese or English, and models on your Mac summarise conversations, suggest replies and translate. Your mail goes only between the Mac and your mail servers.
Explore Inboxly0.1.0 betamacOS 15+Price TBA
AudioSmith // For creators & builders
AudioSmith turns text into speech, clones and designs voices, gives a story a cast, reads a book into an M4B, dubs a video into another language and transcribes who said what. Every model runs on your Mac's GPU, offline once downloaded.
Explore AudioSmith0.4 betamacOS 15+AGPL-3.0

Voxt // For offline & private work
Voxt is voice input on local models only. Press a shortcut in any app and speak: your words are recognised on the Mac as you talk, tidied by a language model on the Mac and typed where your cursor is. It translates and rewrites too, offline, with no account and no API key.
Explore VoxtOpen sourcemacOS 15+Apache-2.0
Auralink // For people who write all day
Press a shortcut in any app, speak, and Auralink types the text where your cursor is, cleaned up by a language model and adjusted to the app you are in. It also translates and rewrites, by voice or on the text you select, with the speech and language services you choose.
Explore Auralink0.1.0 betamacOS 15+AGPL-3.0

releases
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.slice(0, 4)// Beta release
AudioSmith 0.5.0-beta.1
0.5 changes how you work in AudioSmith, not how it looks: colours, type and buttons are the same. You start from one box on Home; every tool starts its work at the top of its own page and lists what it made below; results hand off to the next tool; everything you make is in Assets and every long piece of work in Projects.
Nov 1, 2026
// Beta release
Auralink 0.1.0-beta.5
The floating card is shown once when it appears; a second, redundant show after it has already appeared is gone.
Oct 31, 2026
// Beta release
Act 0.1.0-beta.3
The notch shelf, in place of the quick collect panel:
Oct 28, 2026
// Beta release
Inboxly 0.1.0-beta.4
Translation is faster and no longer stalls: a message is translated in batches of up to 8 paragraphs (fewer for long paragraphs), and a call that stops responding is retried within 90 seconds. If the on-device model takes over a minute, the reader suggests the system translation, which is much faster.
Oct 27, 2026
FAQ
About the apps, your data, paying and updates. There is more on pricing and activating an app.
ActNow is one small studio making 5 small, native apps for macOS: Act, Inboxly, AudioSmith, Voxt, and Auralink. Each does one job well: use one, or several together.