Give Your AI Superpowers on macOS
Let your AI manage your calendar, email, notes, and any Mac app through tools that run on your Mac.
This element contains an interactive demo video showing Macuse in action: AI assistants interacting with native macOS apps like Calendar, Mail, and Notes, demonstrating seamless automation and control capabilities.
Why Macuse
An AI Assistant for macOS, Built Around Native Apps
Macuse is built by a small team of Mac and AI practitioners who use these tools every day. We designed it to connect Claude, Cursor, Raycast, and other MCP clients to Calendar, Mail, Notes, Reminders, Messages, and more without turning setup into a terminal project.
Native integrations use macOS frameworks and the standard system permission model. Computer Use covers apps without a dedicated integration, while every connection stays under your control. Together, they give one AI client a practical way to read, act, and automate across your Mac.
Questions & Answers
Macuse runs tools locally and returns requested content, such as emails or notes, to the AI client you authorize. That client may send the content to its model provider. We collect minimal analytics for product improvement and error tracking to fix bugs. See our Privacy Policy at macuse.app/privacy.
Macuse works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Raycast, and any AI tool that supports the MCP protocol. One installation, all your AI tools connected.
Manage your calendar, read and reply to emails, take notes, set reminders, search contacts, send messages, and control any Mac application through natural conversation with your AI assistant.
No. Macuse auto-detects your AI tools and configures everything with one click. No config files, no terminal commands, no JSON editing.
Macuse requests only the permissions needed for each feature: Calendar, Reminders, Contacts access for those apps, Full Disk Access for Mail and Notes, and Accessibility for Computer Use. You choose what to enable.
Yes. Macuse brings Computer Use to your Mac for any AI client. No ChatGPT Plus or Claude-only lock-in. It runs on-device and works in the background, so your cursor and active window stay untouched while your AI operates other apps.
Free includes all features with daily usage limits and a single connected client. Lifetime removes those limits. Privacy and security are the same on both. See /pricing for current plan details.