AI buddy next to your cursor on Mac—sees, guides, helps you!
Clicky is a free macOS AI buddy that lives right next to your cursor. It sees your screen, listens to your voice, and walks you through whatever you're working on... whether it’s Figma, DaVinci, or code. Ask questions, get step-by-step guidance, and real-time help like a super-skilled friend. Powered by Claude, AssemblyAI, and ElevenLabs, Clicky is open-source and runs on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Clicky captures screenshots and audio input, sends them to Claude for analysis, and streams back explanations with text-to-speech. The AI can see the user's code, terminal, or application state and provide targeted guidance without requiring manual context switching.
Clicky is an AI teacher that runs as a menu bar companion on macOS, sees your screen via ScreenCaptureKit, and provides contextual help through voice interaction and visual pointing. Users can push-to-talk to ask questions about what they're doing, and Claude responds with explanations and can point to specific UI elements on screen.
Clicky uses a Cloudflare Worker to proxy API requests, ensuring API keys never ship in the application binary. Users control their own infrastructure and can self-host the worker, maintaining full privacy over API credentials and request data.
Clicky is released under MIT license with full source code available on GitHub. Developers can fork the repository, modify features, integrate custom APIs, or build their own AI companion applications using the provided Swift and TypeScript architecture.