Hand over a note
Right-click any note and assign it, or just ask from the menu bar.
Give each agent a name, a face and a job. They work with your notes, only as much as you allow, and run on your Mac by default.
Describe what you need. Peki suggests a name, a personality and a face; you decide what each agent does and which notes it can see.
Right-click any note and assign it, or just ask from the menu bar.
Say “every weekday at 9, brief me” and the agent sets up the job itself.
Finished work lands as a sticky note at the edge of your screen.
Every agent can use a different model. Start with the one already on your Mac.
Free, private, works offline.
Bigger open models, still on your network.
Keys stay in your Keychain.
Use the plan you already pay for.
Any line that starts with “- [ ]” is a task. Type “tomorrow at 10” and it becomes a reminder.
No access, read, or read and write, per agent. Every change can be undone.
Recordings are transcribed on this Mac, and an agent turns them into notes and tasks.
Private by default. No server, no account, no tracking. Your notes are encrypted on your Mac, and nothing leaves it unless you turn a feature on.
The default model runs on your Mac. Cloud models stay off until you add a key.
Internet, connections and cloud models are per agent, and each agent's header says when they're on.
No analytics in the app. This site sets no cookies and loads nothing from anyone else.
No subscription. Your notes, the Shelf and your tasks keep working whatever you decide.
Checkout by Polar, our payment provider. Your license key arrives by email.
A Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 26 or later. The on-device model needs Apple Intelligence turned on.
Your notes, the Shelf, tasks and reminders keep working. Chatting with agents and their jobs need Peki Pro.
No. Peki works with Apple's on-device model out of the box. Keys, local servers and subscriptions are optional, per agent.
Yes, on up to three. To move it, choose “Remove from This Mac…” in Settings → General → Peki Pro.
On your Mac. Peki has no server; the privacy policy lists every feature that sends data, and where.