AI product
Tucky is a native macOS notes app that keeps notes in a thin stripe at the edge of the screen. Notes are stored locally and encrypted on disk, with support for live Markdown, checkbox tasks, global shortcuts, clean exports, and local-only files.
Its optional AI agent can search, write, rewrite, and ask questions about notes from the edge or through the global ⌥Space shortcut. The app can connect to Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Sheets, GitHub, and Notion; voice dictation is supported in more than 60 languages. The page says note titles accompany questions by default, while note bodies are read only when allowed.
The free plan supports five notes without AI, voice, or connectors. The Plus plan is listed at $4 per month and adds unlimited notes, AI models, voice, and connectors. Tucky runs on macOS 15 or later on Apple silicon or Intel.
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A native Mac notes app with an integrated agent that docks notes to the edge of the screen. Its agent can search, write, and interact with notes, with local encryption, voice dictation, and connectors for services such as Gmail, GitHub, and Notion.
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