The Island
Double-tap Option and ask from any app, by voice or typing.
Thinklet is one app that builds whatever you describe, runs your life from your Mac, and keeps working on its own. With any AI you choose.
Free with your own AI · macOS on Apple silicon and Intel
01Make
Games with real 3D. Dashboards on live data. Tools that read your files, hear your guitar and know your calendar. Every thinklet is a real app built from one sentence, checked in a real browser before you see it, and yours to change with a word.
Press Evolve and it keeps getting better, round after round. Games are played by a second AI before any change ships.
A free thinklet.io link, your own Vercel or Netlify, a signed Mac app, or a real iPhone app in the Simulator and on TestFlight.
Discover is an arcade of thinklets. Play one, remix it, make it yours. Sharing strips out your personal details first.
Thinklets keep their actions, schedules and alerts running when you're not looking at them.
02Any AI
Bring the AI you already pay for. Thinklet runs Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI on your own plans, reaches hundreds of models through OpenRouter, works with your company's Azure, Bedrock or Vertex, and has a built-in private AI that runs with the Wi-Fi off. Pick per chat, per thinklet, per job.
Put Claude, GPT and Gemini on the same job. They check each other, votes are counted in code, and citations are re-read before you see them.
Keep any thinklet's AI on this Mac and its thinking never touches the cloud.
03Hands
Thinklet uses your Mac the way you do: apps, files, Messages, Mail, Calendar, Notes and a browser of its own. Small things happen instantly. Big things happen while you get on with your day.
“Close this tab.” “Turn it up.” “Open Calculator.” Everyday commands land in about a quarter of a second, with no wait for the AI.
Do a chore while it watches. Next time it does it for you, on a schedule if you like. Passwords and card numbers are never recorded.
Voice everywhere. Talk over it, change course mid-sentence, approve out loud.
You see its pointer and a soft glow. Touch the mouse and it pauses. Esc stops it.
Double-tap Option and ask from any app, by voice or typing.
Double-tap right ⌘ and it writes the reply in your voice, right where you're typing. It never hits send.
Search chats, files, Messages, Mail and Calendar. Answers are checked sentence by sentence.
Press ⌘⇧Space and talk. It answers out loud, and you can cut in any time.
On the web at app.thinklet.io, in any browser. The iPhone app is on its way.
04Your life
Thinklet gets to know you: the people who matter, the promises buried in your texts and email, how you like things done. Each morning it lays out what needs you, with the replies already drafted.
People, places, notes and facts in one living map you can browse, fix or forget.
It catches what you said you'd do in Messages, Mail and Calendar, and nudges you before it slips.
Say “start a project to sell my prints” and it sets up the dashboard, the to-dos and an operator, then gets the free work going.
Don't like a screen? Ask, and Thinklet reshapes it around you, with Undo.
05Autopilot
Give any thinklet an operator: a standing job with a daily limit and money walls. Describe a workflow in one sentence and Canvas stitches it together. Close the window. It keeps going, and tells you everything that happened while you were away.
Every weekday at 7, check my Stripe sales and text me if they dip.Stitched

Standing jobs that check, watch and act on their own, inside limits you set.
Thinklets wired together step by step, stitched from a sentence, run now or on a schedule.
Give it a goal. It works in cycles until it's done, with a notebook and a budget.
What was built, what ran, what broke and what fixed itself, in one calm summary.
SoonThinklet Cloud
Thinklet Cloud keeps the projects you choose running 24/7, even while your Mac sleeps, then hands them back the moment you open the lid. Stored locked, with keys only your devices hold. Anything that needs you lands on your phone.
Your Mac goes to sleep.
Thinklet Cloud picks up your shop's operator.
A new order. Dashboard updated, restock drafted.
You open the lid. Everything's back home, with a summary.
06Trust
Thinklet only stops to ask about money and security. Everything else just gets done, and all of it is on the record.
Your files, messages and sign-ins stay on your computer. Zero telemetry. Not even crash reports.
When it asks, you approve the exact action it showed you. It runs once. It never sends twice.
A tamper-evident Activity log, plus a list of every place your data went.
Every job ends done, couldn't, or not confirmed. Never a guess.
The difference
Pricing
The whole app, on the AI you already have: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenRouter, or the private AI built in.
Build and play in any browser on Thinklet credits. Start with 10 free credits; plans from $20 a month.
The projects you choose, running 24/7 while your Mac sleeps, with approvals on your phone.
Questions
An AI app for your Mac that builds real apps from a sentence, uses your computer to get things done, and runs work on its own. You choose the AI. Your data stays on your Mac.
Not at all. Describe what you want in plain words and keep talking to change it. If you do code, every thinklet is real HTML or React you can open and edit.
Yours. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other agents on your own plans; hundreds of models through OpenRouter; Azure, Bedrock and Vertex for companies; Ollama and LM Studio on your Mac; or the private AI built into Thinklet.
Thinklet runs on your computer, so your files, messages and sign-ins stay there. It sends no telemetry, and Activity shows everything it did and every place your data went.
Yes. Operators, schedules, watches and workflows keep running while Thinklet is open, even with the window closed, and you get a summary of what happened. Thinklet Cloud, coming soon, keeps them going while your Mac sleeps.
Thinklet for Mac is free with your own AI. On the web you start with 10 free credits, and plans start at $20 a month.
Mac and the web today. The iPhone app is built and on its way, and Windows and Linux are next.