01 — Say it
Hold a key. Speak.
Double-tap Option and hold, in whatever app you already have open. Let go when you are done.
Voice — live on macOS
Sunnyy waits in the menu bar, hears you anywhere on your Mac, and carries out multi-step work across your apps — asking first before anything it cannot undo.
Fig. 01 — Sunnyy on macOS, the menu bar magnified
No Dock icon and no window to find — it opens at login and waits in the menu bar until you talk to it.
02 · Work
01 — Say it
Double-tap Option and hold, in whatever app you already have open. Let go when you are done.
02 — It plans
The steps arrive as steps, not a paragraph — and anything it cannot undo stops and asks you.
The plan
03 — It runs
Across your apps, step by step, while you watch it happen.
Running

03 · Your voice
What you say goes to the providers that answer you, and at no other time.
Not to anyone, for anything.
Under the API terms of every provider that powers it.
Everyone who can see anything: Anthropic · OpenRouter · OpenAI · ElevenLabs · Supabase · Stripe · Resend · Vercel · Composio — each one, and why, in Privacy.
Plans
Requires
macOS 14.0+
Sonoma or later — Apple silicon and Intel
Signing
Notarized
Signed and notarized with Apple
Cancelling
Any time
From inside the app
Waitlist
None
It is out. Download it today.
Multi-step work across every app on your Mac — notes, calendar, mail, code, design, browsers. The ceiling is only what you'd want it touching.
Double-tap Option to wake Sunnyy, then hold Option while you speak and let go when you're done. That's the whole interface — it works anywhere on your Mac. A tap mic is there too, but voice is the way.
To answer you, Sunnyy sends what you say to the AI providers that power it — speech to OpenAI, reasoning to Anthropic. That's it: it only leaves your Mac while you're talking to Sunnyy, it's never sold, and under those providers' API terms it isn't used to train their models. Connecting one of your own apps for the first time always asks you first.
Free to start, with a monthly allowance of AI work. Pro is $19.99/month, Max $49.99, Ultra $99.99 — full limits are on the pricing page, and you can cancel any time from the app.
While your Mac is idle overnight, Sunnyy uses what it remembers to line up a few useful ideas — a reply, a document, a next step — each with a concrete plan. They wait beside the notch as little puffs of Sunnyy's cloud; nothing happens until you say Do it. Turn them on in Settings → Integrations → Morning drafts.
Watch the morning drafts walkthroughSunnyy is out — download it for Mac, drag it to Applications, and sign in with your email. There's no invite to wait for and no card to start. It needs macOS 14.0 Sonoma or later, and runs on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs.