Memoe
memoe.app- Category
- AI Agents
- Rank
- No. 1861Tools index
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- Pricing
- Free
- Type
- APP
- Use case
- Productivity & Collaboration
- Interfaces
- Desktop
- GitHub
- 5 stars
- Latest release
- v0.3.24
- Date
About
Memoe is a macOS menu bar and notch app that lets users talk to their Claude or ChatGPT account from inside any application instead of opening a chat window: it listens for 'Hey Moe,' reads context like Mail, Calendar, and past conversations, and can perform actions on the Mac such as attaching files or sending messages, asking for confirmation before anything leaves the device. It runs on whichever account the user already pays for, an API key, or a local model, and stores memory as a plain file on disk.
What it does
According to its site, Memoe is a voice assistant for the Mac: hold one key in any program, speak, and it replies aloud and operates the computer. The site says outgoing actions wait for approval, and the thinking runs on an existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription, an API key, or a local model.
Stated on the product site
- License
- Apache-2.0, per the site
- Platform
- macOS 15 on Apple silicon
- Interface
- Push-to-talk voice from any app, spoken replies
- Model backends
- Claude or ChatGPT plan, API key, or local model
- Outbound actions
- Require user confirmation, per the site
- Memory storage
- Plain readable file on disk
- Distribution
- Signed and notarized macOS download
Not stated on the site
- The page states an Apache-2.0 license, but the text read does not link a source repository.
- The page says Memoe is free with an existing Claude or ChatGPT plan and also shows "From $20 a month" without saying what that price covers.
- The page mentions a list of data that reaches the vendor, but that list is not in the text read.
- How the phone messaging and lid-shut Away features work, and what they require, is not described on the page.
Written from the product site at memoe.app.
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