Free and on your Mac
Ollama
An AI that installs on your Mac: free, no account, and no internet in between.
A little companion who lives on your desktop.
A pixel art creature for your Mac who chats with you, reminds you of what's coming and looks after his little plant. And when you don't need him, he lives his life.
His origin
He was born in an old screen: curved glass, green light, and a hum that never went away.
His room · live
It's not a video: it's his actual room, on your clock's time. Hover over him, poke the lamp, say hi… or tell him what to do.
His favorite things
Pick one and he'll go do it.
What he does
His voice
Kibbit doesn't come with an AI inside: you connect the one you want, and that's how he talks with you. Without one he lives happily in his room; with one, he also answers you and helps you out.
Without AI
With AI
Pick one of these three. Never used an AI? No problem: the first time you open him, Kibbit walks you through it step by step. And if you'd rather decide later, start without one.
Free and on your Mac
An AI that installs on your Mac: free, no account, and no internet in between.
If you already use it
Kibbit thinks with it and can help with your files, always asking before changing anything.
With your key
Paste your key and you're set: you only pay for what you use. It's kept in your Mac's Keychain, never in a file.
> kibbit --privacidad
✓ no accounts you don't sign up for anything: just open it.
✓ your stuff stays on your mac conversations, plant and keepsakes live on your computer.
✓ only what's needed leaves the model gets what it needs to answer you and, if you want weather in his window, the city you type is looked up.
✓ asks first before editing, moving, running anything or touching your calendar, a card appears with Approve and Decline.
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Price
He, his room, the chat, his little plant and his keepsakes are free, and they'll stay that way. If you want to spoil him, Support Kibbit is a one-time payment with scenes, skins and plants for his room. You choose the AI: with Ollama it's free too.
Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer) · macOS 13 Ventura or later
Support Kibbit
One payment and it's yours for good. What's free stays free: this is for anyone who wants to decorate his room, dress him up and fill his shelf with rare plants. And it helps Kibbit keep growing.
US$4.99one payment · forever · includes what's next
Arrives at launchYou pay here with your email and get a key to paste into Kibbit. The same key works on your other Macs and, when it arrives, on iPhone.
Two, to give you an idea. You'll find the rest by planting them.
Just want to treat him?
A donation doesn't unlock anything: it's a thank-you that helps pay for the time it takes to make him. Pick how much and we'll let him know.
Donations open at launch.
Questions
A little companion for your Mac: a pixel art creature who lives in his own little room, in a corner of your desktop. Some call him a desktop pet, but he's more of a friend: he chats with you using the AI you choose, reminds you of your to-dos and meetings, and when you don't need him he lives his life: he sleeps, waters his little plant and plays on his tiny arcade machine. It's free and needs no account.
No. The AI is what gives Kibbit a voice. Without it he lives his life in his room, lets you know about your meetings and looks after his little plant; with it, he also talks with you, schedules things for you and helps with your files. The first time you open him, he walks you through connecting one step by step, and the simplest, Ollama, is free. You can also start without one and connect it later.
A Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer) and macOS 13 Ventura or later, and a way for Kibbit to think: Claude Code, Ollama or an API key. The app's welcome walks you through it step by step.
It depends on which you choose. Ollama runs on your Mac and is free. Claude Code uses your own Claude account. With an API key, each service charges you directly for what you use. Kibbit keeps none of it.
He can read and search your files to answer you. He sees your screen when you send him a screenshot, or when he needs it to help you if you gave him macOS's Screen Recording permission; you can turn it off in Settings. Anything that changes something (editing, moving, running a command, scheduling an event) he asks you about first, with a card.
Yes. If you give him access to your calendar, he leaves his room with a note a few minutes before, with a button to join the meeting. He can also add, move and delete events, always asking you first.
You get a key by email. Paste it into Kibbit (Settings → Support Kibbit) and the scenes, skins, plants and furniture unlock for good, and so do the ones we add later. It's one purchase that counts everywhere: the same key works on your other Macs and, when it's out, in the iPhone app.
For now it's for Mac. iPhone and Apple Watch are in the plans.
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