A personal AI. On your Mac.
Voxit is a personal AI for Mac. Not a chatbot in a tab. Not a smarter Siri. A floating widget on your desktop that listens, remembers, sees your screen, and acts across every app you use.
Most AI products generate text and stop. You read it, then do the work yourself. Voxit closes that loop — voice or text in, real action out. Send a message. Add to a cart. Push a commit. Run an agent overnight. Browse the web with your cookies. Control your Mac.
Under the hood, Voxit routes between Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Perplexity per task — picking the best model for the job. The seven pillars (Voice, Memory, Brain, Eyes, Hands, Browser, Agents) describe how it all fits together.
Developers and founders sit at their Mac for eight to twelve hours a day. The bottleneck isn't intelligence anymore — modern AI models are extraordinary. The bottleneck is the gap between "Claude can tell you the answer" and "your computer has actually done the thing." Every context switch, every copy-paste, every "let me just open Slack real quick" — that's the gap.
Voxit closes it. One voice. Every tool. Without breaking your flow.
Voxit was founded by Cole VanDuzen, who also runs FenceFlow, SnowFlow, and GrassFlow. We're building Voxit because the version we wanted didn't exist — and we use it every day.
The product is in private beta on macOS. iOS and Android come next.
For press inquiries, partnership conversations, or anything else: me@colevanduzen.com.
For beta access, please apply through the form.