SwiftChat

Your models. Your Mac.

A little more context.
A better conversation.

Chat with your models, bring your work along,
and keep everything at home on your Mac.

macOS alpha · First signed release in preparation

SwiftChat running on macOS with its native conversation window
A native window for the conversation, and the work around it.
01 / NATIVE

Feels like your Mac.

A familiar sidebar, a focused composer, and separate windows when you need room to think.

02 / CONNECTED

Your choice of model.

Connect supported AI services with your own account, or use ChatGPT through its web experience.

03 / IN CONTEXT

Less copying. More doing.

Attach images, bring in text from supported apps, and review the context before you send.

Work with Apps

Bring the work.
Keep your place.

A document in TextEdit. A build log in Terminal. Connect a supported app and bring its text into the conversation.

  • Choose the source and preview what is shared.
  • Refresh the source when you send.
  • Read-only access, with your permission.

Supports Terminal, TextEdit, Notes, and Xcode. Accessibility permission is required.

SwiftChat Work with Apps source controls on macOS
SwiftChat’s separate native browser window

A browser beside your chat

Room to explore.

Open a page in a separate browser window, keep a few tabs nearby, and return to your conversation when you are ready.

Opening a page does not share it with AI. Browser page understanding and automation are not included in this alpha.

Built in the open.
Where it matters.

Our ChatGPT Web adapter is published with its compatibility tests and an evolving alpha protocol. Read how the integration works, report a breakage, or help improve it.

The SwiftChat app remains closed source. The adapter is available under the MIT license.

Explore the adapter

SwiftChat for macOS

Make space for a good question.

Early software, with a public changelog and a direct line for feedback.

View alpha releases

First signed release in preparation