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Mima is a local-first Mac app that combines Bluesky, X, LinkedIn, and Mastodon into a chronological feed, universal inbox, and composer for cross-network posting, reposting, and replies. It retrieves content directly from users’ social accounts without Mima servers storing users’ content or messages, keeps credentials on the user’s computer, and supports mentions, direct messages, pins, and reminders. Mima works without AI. Its optional AI features include an on-device small language model, with the built-in Llama 3.2 3B model operating locally and offline for tasks such as thread summarization and content moderation. Users can instead provide their own OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google API key, in which case content is shared with that provider. AI-generated content is displayed in a distinct style, and the app is free for Apple Silicon Macs.
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A local-first, privacy-first client for managing all of a person's social and news connections (X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Mastodon, etc.) in one place. It forms a local graph of social connections, allows cross-network reposting and replying, and runs small language models on-device for tasks like conversation summarization and content moderation, with all models opt-in.
Local-first, privacy-first aggregator client for multiple social networks with on-device small models for summarization and moderation
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