Your whole life, two taps away.

A free, open-source bar for search, Claude and ChatGPT, dictation, cleanup and your windows. Tap Right ⌘ twice to open it.

Download for macOS Star on GitHub
Glass
Two looks, one switch in Settings.

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Clipboard

Everything you copied, a few letters away

Type clipboard, or give it a hotkey. Text, links, colours, images and files, kept on your Mac and found as you type.

How Clipboard History works
  1. Everything you copiedGrouped by day, each with a preview and where it came from. ↵ pastes it right where you were.
  2. Words in screenshotsCopy a screenshot and search the words in it. ⇧⌘C copies the text out.
  3. Pins and filters⇧⌘F keeps an entry at the top for good; ⌘P shows only images, links or colours.
  4. Secrets stay secretAPI keys, tokens and card numbers are saved as [redacted], and password managers are never recorded.

Browser

Every tab, any window

Land on any open tab in whichever Chrome window or Desktop it's in, search inside sites, and find what you saw last week.

Explore the browser
  1. Straight to the tabIts window comes forward, on whatever Desktop it's on, with that exact tab selected.
  2. All your tabs by sitetabs ⇥ lists every open tab, ordered by site. ⌘K to copy its link or close it.
  3. Search any siteyt ⇥ for YouTube, amz ⇥ for Amazon, or add your own.
  4. Addresses that finish themselvesgit completes to github.com, like Chrome's address bar.

AI

Claude and ChatGPT,
on the plans you already have

Saiki drives the real claude and codex tools, signed in with your own subscription. No extra AI plan, no API keys, and it costs nothing while you're not using it.

Explore AI
  1. Ask from anywhere⇥ turns any search into a question. The answer streams right in the bar.
  2. Every agent on your MacClaude Code and Codex sessions from any terminal or app, live, as a list, in detail or on a board. When one needs you, a card slides in.
  3. You approve every stepCommands and edits wait for you: Allow, Always or Deny. Revert any change it made.
  4. Two models, one chatSwitch between Claude and ChatGPT mid-conversation with ⌘1 and ⌘2. The context comes along.
  5. Keep agents awakeClose the lid and walk away. Your Mac stays awake while agents work, then sleeps a minute after the last one finishes.
  6. Know your limitsYour 5-hour and weekly limits with a forecast, before you run into them.

Dictation

Talk instead of type

Hold fn in any app and say it. Let go and clean text lands at your cursor. Speech recognition and clean-up both run on your Mac.

Explore dictation
  1. Anywhere you can typeNotes, Mail, Slack, the browser. It reads the window, so names come out spelled right.
  2. Ums and take-backs goneSay “Thursday, no wait, Friday” and it writes Friday. Want your exact words? ⌥⌘Z.
  3. Safe in a terminalAlways one line, never presses Enter. Made for talking to coding agents.

Utilities

Every Mac tweak you wish you had

The utilities you'd otherwise buy one by one, in the same bar. Anything removed goes to the Trash first, with Undo.

Explore utilities
  1. Uninstall completelyThe app and every file it left behind, with sizes. To the Trash, with Undo.
  2. Clean what you don't needCaches, logs, Xcode leftovers, old builds and simulators. You pick what goes.
  3. Task ManagerEvery app with its CPU, memory, energy and network. End or revive a frozen one.
  4. Port ManagerWhat's listening on each port, by project. Free it with one key.

Windows

Windows, right where you want them

Keys or a typed command. Every part is optional and off until you want it.

Explore windows
  1. Halves and thirds⌃⌥← cycles ½, ⅔ and ⅓. Or just type “maximize”.
  2. The stripWindows side by side on a row wider than your screen. ⌃⌥→ slides through, ⌃⌥1–9 jumps.
  3. Stacks and tabsStack a window into the column beside it, or turn the stack into tabs.
  4. Desktops by nameJump to Desktop 1–9 without the slide, or find one by its name.

And the rest of your day, built in

Small things you'd otherwise install a separate app for.

Clipboardq3
Pinnedorchard.app/beta?invite=team
Screenshot 9.38 AMText found: “Q3 revenue 1.2M”
[redacted: API key]from Terminal
Hi Niamh, can we move the review to Friday?

Clipboard History

Everything you copied, even the words in screenshots

Emoji & Symbols

A searchable grid, in your Mac's language

base64 helloaGVsbG8=
uuid3f9c2e71-…-8b04
camel case orchard betaorchardBeta

Developer tools

base64, UUIDs, JSON and JWTs as instant answers

1:59:42
Keep Awake · lid closed too

Keep Awake

For an hour, or while your agents work

Liquid or Frosted

macOS 27's clear glass, or the classic frosted bar

GeneralAppearanceSearchClipboardWindowsAI & AgentsDictation
Open SaikiRight ⌘×2
Clipboard History
Window strip
AI

Settings

Every feature has a switch, and off means it doesn't even load

⌥⇧SSlack
tmTask Manager
ghSearch GitHub

Hotkeys & aliases

Any command on its own key or a short word

OrchardFolder
Pull requestsTab
NotesApp

Pins & suggestions

What you open most, before you type

Clair de LuneDebussy

Now Playing

Your music in the bar. Type “next track”.

YouTubelofi piano
yt YouTubegh GitHubamz Amazonrd Reddit+ any site

Site search

Type a site's shortcut, ⇥, and search it

Free. Open source. Yours.

No account, no tracking. Read every line on GitHub.

Free and open source

Free to download and use. Every line is on GitHub under AGPL-3.0, so you can read it, build it and change it.

Private by design

Dictation runs on your Mac. AI goes through your own Claude and ChatGPT sign-in; Saiki never sees your tokens.

Asks before it acts

Anything that deletes, sends or changes settings waits for a confirm card. Removals go to the Trash, with Undo.

Light and native

Swift and SwiftUI, no web views or background Node. About 120 MB when it's idle, and anything heavy, like dictation's models, loads only while you use it.

Tap tap.

Free for macOS 15 and later, with new features every day.

Download for macOS Star on GitHub

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